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  2. CONCERNING HIMSELF.

    PUNCH is suffering from the prevailing epidemic—impecunimonia—or tightness of the chest. Why should he scruple to proclaim the honest truth ? He has no false pride to salve, no folly to atone, no extravagance to lament, no improvident to bewail. His affairs are dislocated because the time are out of joint. Having cast in his lot with the people of Victoria, he expects to share in their vicissitudes, and he claims no exemption from their reverses. Trade is ...

    Article : 227 words
  3. SKETCHES ON THE ROAD.

    As passing down the road one sultry day, When animals lie wearily about, and dust-clouds fly from side to side and lay A mouldy cov’ring on your beard and snout; ...

    Article : 704 words
  4. Coming Events.

    A number of gentlemen connected with the Civil Service of the colony, have it in contemplation to invite Messrs. Woods and M‘Leiland, M.L.A.’s, to a banquet at the Exhibition Building, or elsewhere. It is further intended, to “improve the occasion,” by tendering to ...

    Article : 92 words
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