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    "NATUR," as Sam Weller, senior, was wont to observe in his thoughtful moments, "Natur is a rum 'un, Samivell, take my word for it, natur is a rum’un, ...

    Article : 268 words
  3. A CONSERVATIVE LIBERAL.

    Johnny.—"OH! YOU SHOULDN'T EAT WITH YOUR KNIFE, JANE ; YOU MIGHT CUT YOUR MOUTH." Cook.—"WELL, I DUNNO, I'VE ALWAYS EAT THIS WAY, AND SO 'AS MY FATHER AND MOTHER AFORE ME, AND THEY NEVER CAME TO NO HARM, AND I DON'T SEE ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 61 words
  4. AU REVOIR.

    THE departure of a distinguished citizen from our shores in these advertising days is not complete without the usual complimentary banquet. Tickets at half-a-guinea are issued, and all the employes, either from motives of gratitude or policy, buy them. Noblesse ...

    Article : 538 words
  5. Anticipating Success.

    IN the first issue of a Sydney sporting journal the self-laudatory editorial to its readers begins thus :— "It is with feelings of mingled pride and pleasure that we record the encouraging fact of our having achieved success at the outset of our ...

    Article : 111 words
  6. Hoist with his own Petard.

    MR. DAVID SYME, in his speech at the farewell breakfast the other morning, complained bitterly that all the terms of opprobrium and nasty words that had been used against Mr. Berry were also applied to him. Naturally enough one would enquire who first comed ...

    Article : 158 words
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