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    OUR Austral Isle's sweet tragic lyre lay tuneless and unstrung, Like a mighty giant in his pride deprived of giant's tongue; No witching sounds of melody went forth to wave and sky-- There was no hand to sweep the strings to themes of grandeur high ; ...

    Article : 390 words
  3. In Memoriam.

    IT is only a few weeks since that, in presenting to his readers a picture of refinement, scholarship, and dignity of life and bearing, Mr. PUNCH endeavoured to copy the noble lineaments of ...

    Article : 335 words
  4. Cameron and the Working Classes.

    The hon. member for West Maitland—Mr. Cohen—regards the working classes as utterly unworthy of being represented in the Assembly of New South Wales, nay, even has the audacity to taunt Mr. Cameron with being the representative of the working classes. ...

    Article : 218 words
  5. THE PROCESSION OF THE S. R. C.

    THE clay it was cloudy, the day it was dark, As the men to the Boat House came down to embark. The Captain was there and the Hon. Sec. as well, And how many more it would be hard to tell. ...

    Article : 290 words
  6. Out in the Cold!

    OUT in the cold, John, out of the ruck--Walking along 'midst the mire and the muck ; No one to toady you, none to cajole ; Yes, Johnny, good Johnny, you 're left in the hole! ...

    Article : 65 words
  7. Goke.

    PUNCH has heard that Mr. L'Estrange (Blondin) has had no little bother through the inexperience of the men employed in the preparation of his apparatus for his wonderful feat of the 31st. So much so as to ruffle his usually calm temper. Is it at all to be wondered ...

    Article : 71 words
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