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THE REV. HENRY TINGCOMBE, FORMERLY OF ARMIDALE.
IN our last issue, we noticed the death of this estimable clergyman, and we feel sure our readers will be glad to have a sketch of a life which was indeed an ensample to ...
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LADY BARKER ON COOKING.
LADY BARKER has recently appealed, ill an unpretending but invaluable little work, to the imagination of two classes of readers, as well as to the common sense of ...
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PAYMENT OF MEMBERS IN GERMANY.
WE live in an age of steam and telegraphy; but for all that, information sometimes travels wonderfully slowly to this country. When a bear is shot in ...
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FAST WIDOWS.
OLD Weller pith[?]y advised his son Samuel to beware of widows. He had reason to do so, for he was wedded to one. How he was originally entrapped we know not, ...
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BUCKLING-TO.
TO shirk a disagreeable task that has to be done, with good-will or without; to try and evade the inevitable and postpone the necessity; to stand shivering on the brink ...
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DEFECTS OF CRICKET AS A PUBLIC SPECTACLE.
THE hosts of people who during the next three months will crowd cricket grounds, delighted in witnessing the game, would most likely never be aware that cricket ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
POINTING to a man enjoying a burst of merry laughter, there is a grim and sourfaced philosophy which condemns his sublimely silly appearance, and pitilessly ...
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