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REMINISCENCES OF COOKATOO.
GOING back to a previous article, mention, it may remembered, was made of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF WAR.
MR. LECKY has observed, with perfect justice, that the greatest ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AN EXAMINATION PAPER.
Now that the amateur military critic has been silenced by the march of events and Lord Roberts, another omniscient ignoramus has revealed himself as ubiquitous. On every side of us ...
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A PATHETIC STORY.
ONE of the most remarkable cases of voluntary seclusion from the world that ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CRICKET AT CRUMP'S ROW.
Crump's Row has produced an army of juvenile cricketers whose feats are well worth attention. only a little observation is necessary to convince the onlooker that these urchins are well ...
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NAPOLEON ON WELLINGTON
The "Century" quotes, from Dr. O'Meara's unpublished "Talks with Napoleon" at St Helena, this judgment of the imprisoned Emperor on the general who finally overthrew him: "I asked him ...
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SAVED BY HIS SPECTACLES.
A writer in the "Newcastle Journal" describes the escape from injury of a workman engaged in a foundry in that city. While preparing for a casting he was shot on the leg hy a splash of ...
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