Mr. PUNCH having by chance stumbled across a stale "Sydiney Mornin' Eral'" was inexpressibly shocked to find the following barbarous advertisement in its generally mild and anti-cruelty-to-animals columns. If he had seen it ...
Article : 150 wordsFind an old embroidered pocket handkerchief with two holes, and return it to the owner as directed per Herald, and there you are. N.B.--The fortunate recipient of this princely sum will be kind enough to send six shillings and ...
Article : 71 wordsELIZABETH N--.Mr. PUNCH commends the following advertisement from the Brisbane Courier to the attention of "Schoolmasters abroad" as a triumphant specimen of their system of tuition. It would also take an honoured position in the "puzzle" ...
Article : 233 wordsCABBY (looking at his fare).--Vy, vot d'ye call this? my fare? I s'pose you calls yourself gemmun, but I thinks you wuss nor Common Councilmen. One colonial bob for carrying that lot! Vy, I haught to charge you hextra freight for carrying your mustarchers. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 52 wordsDedicated with all possible respect to H. K., in unspeakable admiration of his inexpressibly beautiful verses in Tuesday's Empire.--"Sitting by the Fire." Ah, the solace in the strumming, ...
Article : 266 wordsMR. PUNCH begs to acknowledge with thanks the receipt, from Messrs. Bailliere and Whitworth, of a handsomely bound copy of the valuable and instructive "New South Wales Gazetteer," published by the former, and compiled with great ability by the latter gentleman. He ...
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Sydney Punch (NSW : 1864 - 1888), Sat 7 Apr 1866, Page 1
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