Adelaide punch almanac

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N 059.42 ADE
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[Adelaide : Adelaide Punch, 1878- ]
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(1883)
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ADELAIDE PUNGH ALMANAC, 1883. 3
Gardeners’ Calendar For 1883. 4
Advertising 4
In the Belfry. 4
THE LAST WOMAN. AND THAT MAIDEN’S PRAYER. 5
PATCHED. 5
Advertising 5
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 6
PUNICIOUS EXAMPLES. 6
The Ruling Passion. 6
Fish Diet. 6
Nothing Like Leather. 6
Advertising 6
"A CARD OF EVENTS." 7
Advertising 7
THE BRIDAL RACE.-TILTING AT THE RING. 8
MARCH. 8
The Old Song. 8
CRICKET “CATCHES.” 8
APRIL. 8
Not Keeping Square. 8
Advertising 8
SOME EPISODES IN THE LIFE OF A TYRANT. HIS DESPOTISM AND DEPOSITION. 9
Advertising 9
Volunteer Mems. 10
CHRISTMAS REFLECTIONS. 10
Very Cold. 10
Advertising 10
MAY. 11
Advertising 11
JUNE. 11
AMERY XMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR 12 , 13
JULY. 14
Advertising 14
AUGUST. 14
Advertising 14
TAKING-IN THE TAKER-UP. 15
THINGS THAT NOBODY LIKES. 15
Queries. 15
NEW COMPANIES. 15
The Compositor. 15
HALF-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF AN ÆSTHETIC MAIDEN. QUITE TOE-TOE. 15
Advertising 15
IT WAS A FAMOUS VICTORY. 16
SEPTEMBER. 16
At a Racecourse. 16
The Tongue Again. 16
An Appropriate Motto. 16
DRESSES. 16
ASS-UREDLY. 16
Illustrations to the Poets. “A Chieftain to the Highlands bound!" 16
OCTOBER. 16
Advertising 16
BARMEN VERSUS BARMAIDS-(OUR BAR-TENDERS OF THE FUTURE.) 17
Advertising 17
NOTES AT OUR VOLUNTEER MATCH. 18
The Mosquito. 18
At Eve. 18
A Clerical Query. 18
Advertising 18
A SILENT LAUGH. 19
OLD SPORTY, AS A RABBIT DESTROYER. 19
Advertising 19
BLIGHTED LOVE. 20
NOVEMBER. 20
Bumptious. 20
The New Element. 20
VERY LIKELY. 20
DECEMBER. 20
A Beautiful Dreamer. 20
Advertising 20 , 21 , 22
FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE COMPANIONS. 23
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS-No. 1. 23
To the Public. 23
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 23
Genial Apostolicism. 23
THE LUNGS OF THE CITY. 23
Advertising 23
Punch Down Town. 24
Agricultural Item. 24
Political Nursery Rhymes. 24
The Vice-Regal Farawell. 25
Amounts Received. 25
Deep Boring. 25 , 26 , 27
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Bay. 28
South Australian Juresprudence. 28
Springes 29
What Boots It ? 29
Port Victor Propriety. 29
A New Year’s Day Episode. 29
Contradicted 29
Horror of Horrors! 30
GLASS HOUSES 30
PROFESSOR TAIT'S Family Moth.—Tai-à-Tait. 30
Magisterial Advice. 30
Hibernian Gallantry. 30
Advertising 31
Cribbage. 32
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Races. 32
'Arry-stocracy. 32
To the Public. 33
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 33
Things Certainly Untrue. 33
Advertising 33
Punch Down Town. 34
Terrific, Demoniac, Outrageous, Barbaric, and Destructive Fire. 34
Pleeceman X at the Fire. 34
Board of Marines. 35
King Punch to King Cetewayo, Greeting. 35
The Man for Galway. 36
“Rot!” 36
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 36
THE GOVERNOR’S LAST ADMINISTRATIVE ACT. 37
The Rose of all Land Ale. Shringes 38
An A Cross Stick. 38
Meeting of Cabinet Council. 38
Advertising 38
Another Injustice to Port Adelaide. 39
The Right Scheme. 39
In Vino Veritas. 39
“It’s an ill Wind,” &c. 39
A Loan, alas ! 39
To Two Million Correspondents. 39
Scarcely Proper for Jest. 39
What Next ? 39
Fishy. 39
“Strike, Boys, Strike.” 39
Canine. 39
A Catastrophe. 39
The Crops. 40
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 40
Canvassing his Merits. 40
Insuperable Difficulty. 40
Advertising 41
Mrs. Smoothbore Invests. 42
A Regular Cake. 42
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 43
To the Public. 43
AMOUNTS RECEIVED. 43
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 43
Tomkinson to the Rescue ! 43
Advertising 43
Opera Libretto. MORGUE AN ATTIC WAR. 44 , 45
A Yarn for the Marines. 45
Something like a Deadhead. 45
WHERE’S THE CAT ? 46
NOTICE TO QUIT. 47
Stage Matters. 48
Advertising 48
The way out of it. 48
Served Him Right. 48
Springes 49
A good Draw. 49
The Very Worst Yet. 49
A Black Job. 49
Pleeceman X on Etiquette. 49
“Palmam qui Meruit Ferat.” 49
Another Cornstalk. 50
Advertising 50 , 51
Mrs. Smoothbore goes Shopping. 52
Prize Bull from Western Australia. 52
Suggestion suitable for the Hot Weather. 52
One of the Christian Virtues. 52
Enigma. 52
A Little Too Candid. 52
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 53
SELLING HIS BIRTHRIGHT FOR A MESS OF POTTIDGE. 53
To the Public. 53
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 53
Mistaken Identity. 53
Mining Intelligence Extraordinary. 53
THE BADGE OF SUFFERANCE. 53
Advertising 53
LETTER BOX 54
A Local Court Lyric. 54
What it is Coming to. 54
Do Tell. 54
Stage Matters. 55
Barber-ous. 55
Ne’er-a-Caught. 55
Faugh-a-Ballagh. 55
“Not for Cadwallader and all his Goats.” 55
Press Row at the Pivot. 55
Imperialism or Materialism. 55
Victoria Laments. 56
Meer-sham v. Chamier. 56
COURT CAPERS. 57
Springes 58
Divorce a la mode. 58
Miraculously Progressive. 58
An Awfully Exaggerated Scene at the G. P. O. of Bunkumpore. 58
The Smoke Nuisance. 59
Nursery Rymes for the Times. 59
Pleeceman X and the Rats. 59
Advertising 59
“Walk Round Corners.” 60
“Love’s Labor Lost.” 60
NASTY, VERY. 60
“Hot.” 60
The Thin End of the Wedge. 60
Advertising 60 , 61
Mrs. Smoothbore on Mrs. Langtry. 62
Are they Barbarians ? 62
Advertising 62
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 63
SERVANT-GALISM. 63
To the Public. 63
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 63
Punch Down Town. 63
Advertising 63
THE BORDER LINE. 63
Advertising 63
Stage Matters. 64
Pleeceman X on the Railway 64
The Odd Trick. 64
Rumors known to be Positively Untrue. 65
Nature is Bountiful as well as Beautiful. 65
Toujours Gai. 65 , 66 , 67
Springes 68
Amounts Received. 68
The Age of Taste and Luxury 68
A Tale of a Train. 68
Ye Defence of Ye Ticket. 69
Throw Physic (and physicians) to the Dogs. 69
Over There. 69
Railway Accidents. 69
A Rehearsal. 70
Prince and Peasant. 70
Advertising 70 , 71
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Police Court. 72
Advertising 72
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 73
To the Public. 73
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 73
Notice to Correspondents. 73
Dead Heads. 73
Sample Valentines. 74
“Ger-hushing!” 74
An Idyll. 74
“A Light Wanted.” 74
Stage Matters. 75
Cablegram-attic Salt. 75
Ye Defence of Ye Ticket. 75
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 76 , 77
Springes 78
Free Board Enquiry into the Grounding of the Governor Musgrave. 78
Mr. Punch to the Australian Eleven. 78
Policeman X at an Exhibition. 79
An Episode. 79
Turn and Turn About. 79
Wanted—The Hair Apparent. 79
Peter ; how about Paul ? 79
A Morepork. 79
A Black Job. 79
An Oyster Stew. 80
“O WHAT A FALLING OFF WAS THERE.” 80
Cause and Effect. 80
Much Ado about Nothing. 80
Advertising 80 , 81
Mrs. Smoothbore on the Corporation. 82
Advertising 82
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 83
WELL KNOWN AUTHORS. 83
NOTICE. 83
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 83
To Correspondents. 83
THE OYSTER STRUGGLE. 83
Mr. Punch Down Town. 84
Unfounded Rumors. 84
Censurable but not Culpable. 84
As Usual. 84
Springes 85
The Dream of Eugene Aram. 85
Breaking Monotony. 85
Mem. from Mr.-'s Diary. 85
The South-East. 85
Punishable ! 85
“It is coming” 85
Sweet girl graduates. 85
PHRENOLOGICAL FACTS. 86
TRAVELLING SHOWMEN. 87
STAGE MATTERS. 88
Latest from our Clairvoyant Special. 88
Mars and Hymen. 88 , 89
Advertising 88
National Leaguers. 89
Those Nationalists. 90
Tit for Tat. 90
How’s This ? 90
Advertising 90 , 91
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Play. 92
The Bull and the Bobby 92
Reward of Merit 92
Hot Goods. 92
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 93
WELL KNOWN AUTHORS. 93
NOTICE. 93
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 93
Mr. Punch Down Town. 93
THE FINAL STRUGGLE. 93
Policeman X at the Installation 94
Oh Land of Liberty. 94
The Queen’s English. 94
At it Again. 94
The Rivals. 94
Springes The South Australian Emigrant. 95
An opportunity for the Bible in State Schools Society. 95
Mr. Punch’s A gony Column. 95
Cockney Simplicity. 95
Notices to Correspondents. 95
Raison d’ Etre. 95
THE CHARGE OF THE SIX DUND’RHEAD. 96
TAKING THE OATH. 97
Floreat Tomkey ! 98
Candid. 98
The Presentation Nuisance. 98
The Value of Consideration. 98
Who is it ? 98
Murder will Out. 98
Advertising 98
Mr. Punch’s first interview with His Excellency. Sir W. C. F. Robinson. 99
Who Shot the Dawg ? 99
The Rose and the Ring. 99
“Staggering Bob,” 99
This is from the “Courier.” 99
That Bulwark Again. 99
Let Well Alone. 99
Advertising 99
The Vice Regal Ceremony. 100
A Daniel-come to Judgment. 100
Advertising 100 , 101 , 102
Mrs. Smoothbore on the Levee and at the Dawing Room. 102
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS 103
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 103
Notices to Correspondents. 103
HARD TIMES. 103
NOTICE. 103
TWO PROPHETS ON A CRUISE. 103
Mr. Punch Down Town. 104
Mr. “Unintelligible,” J.P. 104
Advertising 104
A Glorious Victory. 104
A Logical Fallacy. 104
Killing no Murder. 104
Advertising 104
LETTER BOX Letter from the Chief Secretary to the Hon J. Colton. 105
Advertising 105
The Koolunga Bunyip. 105
“The Quality of Mercy is not Strained.” 105
Pot Luck. 105
SURRENDER OF SELECTION 106 , 107
Stage Matters. 108
Between Two Stools. 108
On the Burst. 108
High-sounding Names. 108
Springes 109
New Destitute Asylum Regulations. 109
The Benefits of Clubs. 109
Advertising 109
The Gall of Servant-galism. 110
Advertising 110 , 111 , 112
Parliamentary Trinkets. 112
Pleeceman X. 112
Conundrum. 112
Advertising 112
BISHOP KENNION. 113
BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE IRISH QUESTION. 113
NOTICE. 113
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 113
EXTRSMES MEET. 113
Advertising 113
LETTER BOX Royal Horticultural and Agricultural Society. 114
Notices to Correspondents 114
Cablegram—Attic Salt. 114
Mr. Punch Down Town. 115
Mr. Punch Receives Witling—a mere Bore ; (AFTER HIS OWN PECULIAR FASHION.) A NEW DRAMA IN ONE ACT. 115
Advertising 115
THE WHY AND WHEREFORE. 116
Snarls by Toby. 116
Age has its Privileges. 116
A Coming Terror. 116
Equal to the Occasion. 116
FIRE! FIRE! EVERYWHERE. 117
Stage Matters. 118
The Wrongs of Quid Ireland. 118
Music hath Charms. 118
Springes 119
Mrs. Smoothbore on Fire. 119
Glenelg Satisfied. 119
Advertising 119
An Unanswered Question. 120
Too Compulsory. 120
IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS. 120
The Milky Way. 120
The Right Sort of Prospector. 120
The Coming Race. 120
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 121
NOTICE. 121
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 121
Non-Protectionism. 121
Answers Required in Time. 121
GOOD INTENTIONS 121
Advertising 121
Mr. Punch Down Town. 122
Ex Cathedra. 122
Things Palpably Untrue. 122
A word for Steele.* 122
LETTER BOX Private and Confidential. 123
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Show-fair. 123
Pleeceman X. 123
A Young Politician. 123 , 124 , 125
Stage Matters and Amusements 126
Bad Language. 126
Collision Between (the) Amelia and (the) Grace Darling. 126
Advertising 126
Springes 127
Snarls by Toby. 127
Notices to Correspondents. 127
Hard Times. 128
Truth (very much) Stranger than Fiction. 128
DOODLE AGAIN. 128
Hey Diddle Diddle! 128
Advertising 129 , 130
The “Cat.” 130
The Tale of a Pig with a Kinky Tail. 130
LABYRINTHAL NETWORK RAILWAY COMPANY, UNLIMITED. 130
Advertising 130 , 131
Pecksniff: His Picture. 132
Advertising 132
FAMILIAR FACTS FABLED. 133
ST. PATRICK’S DAY. 133
NOTICE. 133
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 133
Mr. Punch Down Town. 133
A More than Nominal Equation. 133
THE DEMON DRINK. 133
Advertising 133
LETTER BOX A word anent Theatrical Entertainments. 134
The Demon—Drink. 134
A Precocious Prince. 134
Stage Matters and Amusement 135
The Nairne Railway Bungle. 135 , 136 , 137
Springes 138
Our Cartoon. 138
“Give me answer to it.” —Othello. 138
Notices to Correspondents. 138
Mrs. Smoothbore and St. Patrick. 139
Port Victor’s Geographical Position. 139
Pleeceman X on Licenses. 139
Advertising 139
Premium Extraordinary. 140
THE TWO RIBBONS. 140
A Recognition from Mr. Punch. 140
The Irish Question. 140
Advertising 140
FAMILIAR FACTS FABLED. 141
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 141
Familiar Facts Fabled (by A. E. Sop.) 141
Advertising 141
Stage Matters. 142
Pleeceman X and Gaul. 142
Springes 143
Notices to Correspondents 143
The Wail of the Water Drinker. 143
Train Wrecking (a la mode). 143
THE NINETEENTHS CENTURY MONSTER WHICH LIVES ONLY CENT HUMAN DLOOD. 144 , 145
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 146
A Tale of Mr. Punch’s adventures in the Hills. 146 , 147
A Cow-ardly Trick. 148
Advertising 148
Shocking Illiteracy of South Australian Legislators. 148
Mr. Punch’s Sympathy with Royalty. 148
For the Criminal Classes. 148
Advertising 148 , 149
The First Time of Asking. 150
Crushers by “Rolling Stone.” 150
Advertising 150 , 151
CONCERNING FALLACIOUS APHORISMS. 152
Advertising 152
HUGHIE AT HOME-BLOWING SOUTH SEA BUBBLES. 153
Amounts Received. 153
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 153
Mr. Punch’s Special Police Report. 153
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 153
Advertising 153
LETTER BOX On the latest Order of Merit. 154
In Memoriam RICHARD EGAN LEE (DIED MARCH 31, 1883). 154
Revised Proverbs. 154
Mr. Punch Down Town. 155
Draw the Stumps. 155
Notices to Correspondents. 155
Pleeceman X on Tramways. 155
A USELESS QUESTION. 156
Flies. 156
VISITS TO COUNTRY FRIENDS DURING THE VACATION. 157
Stage Matters. 158
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 158
Conundrum. 158
One for Holloway. 158
A Poe-tioal Fragment. 159
The Governor’s visit to Sowtheseterton. 159
Another Recruit. 159
The D-1! 160
Advertising 160
“THEY ALSO SERVE WHO ONLY STAND AND WAIT."-Milton 160
The Advance of the Egg-Sucked Sciences. 160
Advertising 160 , 161
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 162
A New Way of Paying Old Debts. 162
Advertising 162
THE MAJOR’S FAREWELL. 163
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 163
Answers to Correspondents. 163
A Promising Investment. 163
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 163
Advertising 163
Mr. Punch Down Town. 164
A Twopen(n)y Notion. 164
Fleeceman X on the Destitute. 164
LETTER BOX On Fashions in Dress. 165
Cribbage. 165
Elegy 165
THE MINISTERIAL MEET. 166 , 167
Stage Matters. 168
Railway Conveniences. 168
The Office Boy at it Again. 168
Springes 169
Crushers (by Rollingstone.) 169
Who is Jenkins? 169
Things one Often Reads about but Seldom Sees. 169
Whisky and Water. 170
THE BOGIE HORSE AND HIS RIDER. 170
Advertising 170
Verbal Criticism. 170
Glyde’s Reflections. 170
Advertising 170 , 171 , 172
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 172
He Towereth Above Them All. 172
This to be Read by the Blind 172
Rustic Humor. 172
Advertising 172
THE LITTLE CORPORAL. 173
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 173
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 173
Advertising 173
LETTER BOX On Damaged Samples. 174 , 175
Poor Dog-G-rill. 175
Punch Down Town. 175
"As Ithers See Us.” 175
On Dit. 175
IT’S AN (H)ILL WIND, &c. 176
“I am Sir Oracle and when I ope my mouth let no dog bark.” 176
“O Breathe Again That Air. 176
THE COMING COMBAT. 177
Stage Matters. 178
Crushers (by Rollingstone) Concerning Fallacious Aphorisms. “A ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO MOSS.” 178
Wanted to Know. 178
The High Rate of Interest. 178
The Wisdom of Solomon. 178
Springes 179
To Correspondents. 179
Kindness Pays. 179
A skilful Operation. 179
Pleeceman X on Duty. 179
Cheap Puffs. 180
Advertising 180
A Happy Thought. 180
A Young Lady’s Definitions. 180
Advertising 180 , 181 , 182
H. 182
Advertising 182
ANOTHER NEGLECTED CHILD BROUGHT IN. 183
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 183
A Melancholy Fact for Travellers. 183
Overheard in Victoria Square. 183
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 183
Advertising 183
The Opinion of Hoki Poki, of the Cannibal Islands, about us. LETTER BOX 184
Herr Staudigl’s Straight Tip. 184
Stage Scraps. 185
Cablegram-attic. 185
Religious Radicalism. 185
“The Young Idea.” 185
GOLD MINING AT "THE BIRD IN THE BUSH.” 186
A Victorian’s Opinion of South Australia. 186
THE RAILWAY PUZZLE; OR, THE THREE CARD TRICK. 187
Springes 188
Received. 188
Crushers (by Rollingstone) Concerning Fallacious Aphorisms. “TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE.” 188
Legitimate Progress. 188
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 189
The Verdict. 189
Terrible Misfortune. 190
True P(b)athos. 190
Advertising 190 , 191 , 192
Verb. Sap. 192
Royal Agricultural Society. 192
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 192
Advertising 192
No title 193
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 193
“Punch’s Hotel.” 193
An Awful Advertisement. 193
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 193
Advertising 193
LETTER BOX On High Art in the Colony. 194
South Australian Precocity. 194
Hard Times. 194
Stage Scraps (by Chips.) 195
Curiosities of Opposition. 195
PLANTING SEASON. 196
Gibes and Gambols. 196
PATIENCE (POLITICALLY PARAPHRASED BY MR. PUNCH). 197
Springes 198
Recipe for Making an Unpaid Patriot. 198
Advertising 198
Herr Standigl goes out. 198
Notice to Correspondents. 199
The Schoolmaster Abroad. 199
A Lamb-ment. 199
A Hard Case. 200
Not so Bad as it Seems. 200
Advertising 200 , 201 , 202
A Scotchman’s Apostrophe to his Lost Terrier. 202
Advertising 202
SUBJECT FOR BAS RELIEF TO BE PLACED IN THE S.A. NATIONAL GALLERY. 203
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 203
The Petition of Clodus, the Cropless, of South Australia, Farmer, to Jupiter Pluvialis. 203
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 203
Advertising 203
Stage Scraps (by Chips.) 204
Ill Arranged Language. 204
Airy Somethings. 204
The Perfect Man. 204
Two Wrongs to a Write. 204
Springes 205
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 205
Grandma on the Times. 205
“HERE’S SPORT INDEED.” 206
Punch Down Town. 206
The St. Leger. 206
THE PRMIER DEFIANT. 207
“Soft Nothings.” 208
Railway Casualties. 208
Shadows. 209
Notice to Correspondents 209
Corney Point Light. 210
A DRY REMARK ON A WET SUBJECT. 210
Advertising 210 , 211 , 212
Vivat Red Tape. 212
Oh Kay. 212
Advertising 212
THE TRANSITION OF VENUS (DE MEDICI). 213
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 213
Qui S’excuse S’accuse. 213
Advertising 213
LETTER BOX On Teutonizing the Colony. 214
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 214
Advertising 214
Springes 215
Answers to Correspondents. 215
Advertising 215
Pleeceman X on Dogs. 215
S.A.J.C. MELANGE, 216
Punch down Town. 216
The Adelaide Cup. 216
LAVVY’S GREAT BAREBACK JUGGLING FEAT WITH THE THREE GOLDEN BALLS. 217
Stage Scraps (by Chips.) 218
Augustus Gudgeon’s Flute. 218 , 219
Advertising 219
Open your Mouth and Shut your Eyes. 220
Spartan Impartiality. 220
Feminine Miseries. 220
Advertising 220
A. R. G. RING SETTINGS. 221
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 221
Sticking a Pig. 221
Advertising 221
LETTER BOX The Little Corporal to the G-O-M 222
Advertising 222
A Gubernatorial Query. 222
Punch down Town. 223
Eccentricities in Religion 223
A Fable (?) 223
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 223
SCANNING THE HEAVENS FOR A LONG-EXPECTED PHENOMENON. 224
A Tin-sel (1) Testimonial. 224
Advertising 224
NEW HONORS FOR THE LITTLE CORPORAL. 225
Springes 226
Important Notice. 226
Advertising 226
The Coming Railway Manager. 226
Our Naughty Contributor. 226
The Exact Site of Paradise Discovered at last. 226
A Delicately Neat Compliment 226
Stage Scraps. (By Chips.) 227
Ministerial Nursery Rhyme. 227
The Premier’s Song 227
Difference of Opinion. 228
Justice's Justice. 228
COLLARED. 228
Advertising 228
FACILIS EST DESCENSUS. 229
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 229
What’s in a Name ? 229
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 229
Advertising 229
LETTER BOX A Step in the Right Direction. 230
The Evil of Great Cities. 230
Acknowledgment of Remittances Received. 230
Punch Down Town. 231
Elysium. 231
Cœteris Paribus. 231
Advertising 231
A Protest. 231
BIRTHDA WINNERS. 232 , 233
Springes 234
Notices to Correspondents. 234
Stage Scraps. (By Chips.) 235
Some Correspondence. Surreptitiously Obtained. 235
Bravo, Sir William. 235
Physiological Phenomenon. 235
Battles of Life. 236
Genteel Christianity. 236
Measure for Measure. 236
Advertising 236 , 237 , 238
Language. 238
Advertising 238
A LECTURE. 239
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 239
Who’s Hit ? 239
THE MAIDEN ALL FORLORN. 239
Advertising 239
LETTER BOX On Parvenu Distinctions. 240
“De Lunatico Inquirendo.” 240
Mrs. Smoothbore in Parliament. 241
Hoop la ! 241
Give it up. 241
WHEN JOHNNY COMES RCHING HOME AGAIN. 242 , 243
Springes (Pill)Grim Humor. 244
Ministerial Melody on the Hon. John’s Return. 244
Familiar Facts Fabled. 244
Mr. Punch’s Cryptographic Letter to an Unkind Lady. 244
Stage Scraps (by Chips.) 245
Sic(k) est Vita. 245
Notices to Correspondents. 246
Advertising 246 , 247 , 248
A Fable. 248
Advertising 248
THE SULKY BOY. 249
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 249
High Life in North Adelaide. 249
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 249
Advertising 249
LETTER BOX 250
The City Corporation repentant. 250
Tattered Remnant of Letter picked up near Parliament House on 31st May. 250
Punch Down Town. 251
Herr Staudigl at the Servants Home. 251
Advertising 251
SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF A STEPMOTHER. 252
A SACRIFICE 253
Stage Scraps (by Chips.) 254
Want of Confidence. 254
Advertising 254
Springes 255
Bunthorne On the Way to do it. (With Apologies to Mr. Gilbert.) 255
The Polyglotwoggle. 255
Advertising 255
Notices to Correspondents. 256
Good Again. 256
EXTREMES MEET. 256
Advertising 256 , 257 , 258
Familiar Facts Famed. 258
Advertising 258
PHILANTHROPIC. 259
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 259
Opening Ceremonies Extraordinary. 259
PICKINGS FROM THE POETS. 259
Advertising 259
LETTER BOX On Names of Places. 260
Solemn Comicality. 260
The Town Clerk in Explanation. 260
Punch Down Town. 261
Witty though Unwise. 261
THE MODERN LACCOON AND HIS SONS IN THE TOILS OF THE SERPENTS. 262
A CHILDLESS STEP-MOTHER 263
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 264
Confusion worse Confounded. 264
Immigration Extra-ordinary. 264
Springes 265
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Hunt. 265
A Legal Sleuthhound. 265
Advertising 265
Notices to Correspondents. 266
A GRAVE SUBJECT. 266
Advertising 266 , 267 , 268
Cribbage. 268
SWELLS AT THE BAR. 269
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 269
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 1. 269
PUNCH BOWL 269
Advertising 269
Punch Down Town. 270
Stage Scraps, by Chips 271
Advertising 271
Slight Omission. 271
Sauce from a Goose for a Gander. 271
A Critical Juncture. 271
Advertising 271
FRIENDS IN DISGUISE. 272
Mr. Punch: Concerning Himself. 272
Answers to Correspondents. 272
Splendid Opening. 272
THE WIERD SITERS AT WORK. 273
A Distinction without a Difference. 274
A Distinction with a Difference. 274
Double-mindedness. 274
The Telegrammists of the Period. 274
The Building Blunder 274
Large Coxscomb. 274
Advertising 274
Springes 275
On Loafers and Loafing. 275
Advertising 275
Notices to Correspondents. 276
WATERFALL (OR WHAT A FALL.) 276
Advertising 276 , 277 , 278
The very Chiefest of Sinners. 278
Polite Conversation in Port Railway Carriage. 278
Advertising 278
OLD MOTHER NIGNAG IN A FRIGHTFUL PET AGAIN. 279
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 279
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 2. 279
PUNCH BOWL 279
Advertising 279
Punch Down Town. 280
Advertising 280
What is Original Poetry. 280
TO MY GRANDFATHER. 280
Advertising 280
LETTER BOX TO HIE PROPRIETOR OF "ADELAIDE PUNCH.” 281
Business Proposals: Popping the “Question” in Modern Days. 281
Advertising 281
Mrs. Smoouibure on mings in General. 281
Advertising 281
THE FESTIVE PATRICIUS SPOILING FOR A FIGHT. 282
Remittances to June 30th. Acknowledged. 282
Advertising 282
THE MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY ACT-AND AFTER 283
Springes 284
Notices to Correspondents. 284
Revolutionary. 284
Advertising 284
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 285
Advertising 285
The Editor's Song of the Scissors. 285
Advertising 285
Notices to Correspondents. 286
ANOTHER RAILWAY FOG. 286
Advertising 286
SCLP-HUNTERS UNDER THE DOG ACT. 287
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 287
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 3. 287
PUNCH BOWL 287
Advertising 287
Punch Down Town. 288
Advertising 288
The Dentist and the Gold Mine. 288
A Clincher. 288
Advertising 288
Fubbs’s Shower Bath: An Agony in Two Fyttes. 289
FYTTE II.—MID-WINTER. 289
Important Discovery. 289
Advertising 289
SKETCH OF A NOVEL MAIL BAG CONVEYANCE, FROM CAPE JERVIS TO KANGAROO ISLAND. 290
Vive British Independence. 290
Advertising 290
A HESITATING TREASURER. 291
Springes 292
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 292
The “Capital” Question. 292
The “Labour” Question. 292
Deputation to Chief Secretary. 293
Lusus Naturae. 293
Mind and Matter.. 293
A "Moving” Scene. 293
Singular Plurality 293
Notices to Correspondents. 294
THE PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION. 294
Advertising 294
STUDIES FOR S. A. ART GALLERY. 295
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 295
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 4. 295
Advertising 295
LETTER BOX 296
H. C. M. in reply (per favor of Mr. PUNCH). 296
An Edgar Allan Poe(m.) 296
Frozen-in Lawyers. 296
Advertising 296
Punch Down Town. 297
Advertising 297
The Two Sides of the Question. 297
Cherished Delusions. 297
Definitions. 297
Job’s Comforter. 297
Loving Encounter. 297
Advertising 297
TRAMCAR POLITENESS. 298
The Electric Detective. 298
Advertising 298
TOTALIZATOR FALLS AT THE LAST JUMP. 299
Stage Scraps, by Chips 300
Budget Drinking Song. 300
In Memoriam. 300
Springes 301
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 301
My Trim-built Wherry. 301
Conundrum by Mr. Speaker. 301
Advertising 301
Answers to Correspondents. 302
Advertising 302
O TEMPORA! O MORES! 303
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 303
Punch. Bowl Pictures, No. 5. 303
Advertising 303
“PUNCH BOWL PICTURES”—No. 5. 303
Advertising 303
Punch Down Town. 304
Lapsus Linguae. 304
Notices to Correspondents. 304
ADIEU. 304
Advertising 304
Stage Scraps, by Chips 305
The Indispensable. 305
Capital fun. 305
Telegramania. 305
Advertising 305
THE LITTLE HE KICKED OUT. 306 , 307
Springes 308
The Church in Danger. 308
A Prophetic Dirge for the Ides of March, 1884. 308
Poor Benedict. 308
A Child-ish Excuse. 308
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 309
Heard at the West End. 309
Advertising 309
Answers to Correspondents. 310
Prophet and Loss. 310
DRIVER GETTING IMPATIENT AT DELAY. 310
Advertising 310 , 311
Cribbage. 311
A PAIR FROM MARK TWAIN. 311
DISCOURAGED HER. 311
Advertising 311 , 312
UPS AND DOWNS OF AN INFLATED FROG WHO WOULD A ROAMING GO (after Culchah). 313
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 313
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 6. 313
A Case for Mr. Abrahams. 313
Advertising 313
Punch Down Town. 314
The Emigrants Lament. AIR—“It might have been a fancy. 314
Advertising 314
Stage Scraps, by Chips 315
Things that Cannot Possibly be True. 315
Mr. Punch’s Friendly Hints to Members of Parliament. 315
Not a Correction. 315
Mirabile Dictul. 315
Among the Gods. 315
Advertising 315
THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION [?]OTH SIDES OF THE EQUATOR 316 , 317
Springes 318 , 319
Caught by the Boots. 319
Not True. 319
Answers to Correspondents. 320
Advertising 320
GRANNY REWARDETH THE TWO LITTLE PETS OF THE BURRA. 321
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 321
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 7. 321
Advertising 321
Punch Down Town. 322
Advertising 322
Pleeceman X on the Weather. 322
Advertising 322
Stage Scraps Chips. 323
The Silent Member. 323
The Devil’s Punch Bowl. 323
The Treatment of the Destitute Poor. 323
Suggestion to Photographers. 323
Remittances Acknowledged. 323
Advertising 323
THE COROT SHIP 324 , 325
Springes 326
In Memoriam. 326
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 326
Notices to Correspondents. 327
Last Week’s Thought-reading. 327
Zoological Catalogues. 327
An Imposing Ceremony. 327
Faeing a Difficulty. 327
Wether or No! 327
Customary. 327
Cribbage. 328
BOODLES’ FIRST DAY’S FISHING IN THE TORRENS. 328
Advice Gratis. 328
Advertising 328
SHALL WE SAY—THAT’S SETTLED! 329
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 329
Punch. Bowl Pictures, No. 8. 329
LETTER BOX 330
’Tis Wicked to be Poor. 330
Advertising 330
Mimic Wharfare. 330
Bank your Fires—Go Slow. 330
That’s It. 330
Advertising 330
Punch Down Town. 331
Colonial Kcfinement. 331
Tho Objecting Member. 331
Advertising 331
CRUSHING O[?]AL VITALITY; OR THE CAPITALISTS’ OBJECTIVE VI[?]E GOVERNMENT TAXATION SCHEME. 332 , 333
Springes 334
Advertising 334
Important News for Finance Syndicates. 334
The way to get out of a scrape—Let the beard grow. 334
Rumors so obviously untrue as to require no Refutation. 334
Advertising 334
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 335
Advertising 335
Notices to Correspondents. 335
A Fact for Dentists. 335
Advertising 335
Cribbage. 336
THE LABOR QUESTION. 336
Advertising 336
THE SICK COUNTRY AND RIVAL PHYSICTANS. 337
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 337
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 9. 337
Advertising 337
Cheap Farming. 337
Punch Down Town. 338
Mrs. Smoothbore on Population. 338
Advertising 338
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 339
The Immigrants’ Complaint. 339
Tilings not Strictly True. 339
A Husky Piece of Business. 339
Advertising 339
A-TRYING GO A LOAN. 340 , 341
Wet Paint. 342
Advertising 342
The Working Man’s Meeting. 342
Parliamentary Portraits. 342
The Quality of Alercy. 342
Pun-gent. 342
Heeds or Tails. 342
Advertising 342
Advice to Colonial Statesmen. [GRATIS.] 343
He Tried to Go a Loan. 343
The Glorious Uncertainty of Law. 343
Cribbage. 344
THE JUDGE’S CHOICE. 344
Advertising 344
“FUR AND FEATHER PENCILLINQS," 345
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 345
Notices to Correspondents. 345
“PUNCH BOWL PICTURES.”—No. 10. 345
Punch Down Town. 346
Parliamentary Portraits. 346
Shadows on the Wall. 346
An Episode in Camp Life. 346
Advertising 346
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 347
Dear Me. 347
Cribbage. 347
Not an Advertisement. 347
Advertising 347
THE [?]TION BELT. 348 , 349
Springes 350
Fubbs: Ye Ancient Mariner. 350
II.—COLLAPSE. 350
Advertising 350
LETTER BOX Unequal Treatment. 351
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 351
A Distinguished Visitor. 351
Is he Warranted Sound. 351
“Everybody knows,” &c. 351
Progress at Port Pirie. 352
Have you been Invited ? 352
A Colorable Case. 352
Singular Standpoint. 352
A Ticklish Treasurer. 352
I HAD TO GO. 353
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 353
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 11. 353
More Entirely Satisfactory. 353
Punch Down Town. 354
Unfounded Rumors. 354
Legal Amusement. 354
To Correspondents. 354
More than Seven. 354
Advertising 354
Special Report of Cabinet Meeting. 355
Things said, down Town—True and Otherwise. 355
Advertising 355
THE QUA[?]N THE CAMP. 356 , 357
Springes 358
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Demonstration. 358
Parted. 358
Advertising 358
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 359
Pshaw ! 359
News from the Seat of War. 359
“A Scribbler” to the front. 359
Perdition, Seize Thee. 360
MRS. BROWN AT THE SEMAPHORE. 360
The Mount Lofty Maiden. 360
Cribbage. 360
LIGHTNING CAPERS AT PORT LINCOLN. 361
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 361
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 12. 361
The Anti-Public Service. 361
Punch Down Town. 362
Punch to the Rescue ! 362
Advertising 362
To Correspondents. 362
Remittances Acknowledged. 362
A Little Scene 362
Advertising 362
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 363
Mr. Punch’s Privilege. 363
Advertising 363
THAT COY EBE[?]AT A NEW JOB. 364 , 365
Springes 366
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 366
Contribution per the Inspector-General of Schools. 366
Helpfulness a Christian Duty. 366
Advertising 366
Pleeceman X on Morals. 367
The Bank Clerk. 367
What scent do most young ladies like ? O-pop-an’-ax. 367
“To All in Authority over us.” 368
Trusting Trustfulness. 368
Advertising 369 , 370
A Cabinet Group of Six. 370
Why didn’t You say So. 370
Advertising 370
THE SOCIAL PURITY QUESTION AND THE SWEET-GIRL GRADUATE. 371
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 371
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 13. 371
“The Bonnie Bit of Bine." 371
Punch. Down Town. 372
Notices to Correspondents. 372
Mrs. Smoothbore at the Showfair 372
Advertising 372
The Little Corporal to the G.O.M. 373
Parliamentary Portraits. 373
“I Like Thy Wit Well, Hal.” 373
Live and Let Live. 373
Social Purity. 373
Advertising 373
LAVVY’S LA[?]EAL FAILS. (Adapted [?]o' London.) 374 , 375
Cribbage. 376
Airy Nothings. 376
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 377
“To Persons in Difficulties.” 377
A Self-Answering Question. 377
Corporation Capers. 377
Spiritual. 377
Advertising 377
Cribbage. 378
ANY EXCUSE BETTER THAN NONE. 378
A Caveat. 379
Don’t ail Speak at Onee. 379
Advertising 379 , 380 , 381 , 382
An Old Story in a New Garb. 382
He Soothed Her. 382
Euchred ! 382
Advertising 382
THE NAIRNE AND GLENELG RAILWAY RACES. 383
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 383
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 14. 383
Advertising 383
Punch Down Town. 384
Only Just Missed it! 384
Auxiliary Dissipation. 384
Springes 384
Aspirations in Snowtown. 384
The Horrid Fellow. 384
“The (h)ear and ’ear-ring.” 384
Anomalous Rather. 384
A Financial Question Settled. 384
Advertising 384
LETTER BOX 385
Things Absolutely Untrue. 385
New Books Received. 385
New Zealand Cherries. 385
Advertising 385
A Hopeless Case. 385
THE STATE OF [?]LIC BUSINESS. 386 , 387
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 388
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 388
Advertising 388
Cribbage. 389
Shocking. 389
A Moment-ous Question. 389
Reckless Railway Management Again. 389
Advertising 389
Herr Staudigl sees Something. 389
To Correspondents. 389
Advertising 389
Meditation by Burns, kindly favored by his Foreman Cutter. 390
A Delicate Hint. 390
Notices to Correspondents. 390
OUR RURAL POST OFFICE. 390
The Barber Refuses to Talk. 391
Advertising 391 , 392 , 393 , 394
A Cabinet Group of Six. 394
Why didn't You say So. 394
A Caveat. 394
Advertising 394
THERE’S MANY A TRUE WORD, &c. 395
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 395
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 15. 395
To Correspondents. 395
Punch Down Town. 396
They gave Him Best. 396
Springes 396
The Servants Home. 396
Fashion’s Slave. 396
He had Smelt a Rat. 396
Advertising 396
Stage Scraps, by Chips. 397
Wherefore. 397
An Over-draught. 397
A Voice from the Stockade. 397
Dirge : Degradation of Constitutional Government in S. A 397
Immigration Notice. 397
Died. 397
Missing. 397
Advertising 397
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF THE LAST BET: A RESULT OF MORAL LEGISLATION 398
Advertising 398
WAITING ON PROVIDENCE. 399
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 400
These by the Way. 400
Parliamentary Portraits. No. VII. THE INSOUCIANT MEMBER. 401
On the Semaphore Sandhills. 401
Ecclesiastical Gambling. 401
What a Tearful Snob he must be. 401
A Few Moderate Anecdotes. 401
Advertising 401
Market Report. 402
Eminent Medical Experimentalist. 402
Within Corporate Bounds (Suburban.) 402
Mem. For the Railway Depertment. 402
Don’t all SpeaK at Once. 403
Advertising 403
It wks not the fault of the Secretary. 403
Advertising 403 , 404 , 405 , 406
Cribbage. 406
Advertising 406
OF COURSE HE KNEW. 407
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 407
In Mem. 407
Punch Down Town. 408
Coffee and Smoke by a Regular Turk. 408
Rough on Adam. 408
Mrs. Smoothbore on Things in General. 408
No title 409
Pringes The Wail of an Israelite. 409
Marriage in High Life.—Rather High 409
Parliamentary Portraits. 409
Does lie Really Know ? 409
Advertising 409
AN EXCITING GAME AT CUT THROAT. (WHICHNS?) 410 , 411
Stage Scraps by Chips. 412
Good-Natured. 412
Anti-Fat. 412
Captain Begg will Excuse the Liberty. 412
Tip for next Election. 412
Advertising 412
Remittances Acknowledged. 413
Accommodation for Man and Beast. 413
Practical, or rather Impracticable. 413
Toilet Talk. 413
An “Undesigned Coincidence.” 413
The Rising Generation. 413
Inconsolable Widow. 413
Every Man to his Trade. 413
Advertising 413
To Correspondents. 414
A New Credit. 414
Extra For Politicians. 414
AT A FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT. 414
Prize Essay on Expostulation. 415
Advertising 415 , 416 , 417 , 418
Cribbage. 418
HERO WORSHIP. 418
Advertising 418
ROYAL SOCIETY GOSSIP MEETING. 419
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 419
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 16. 419
Advertising 419
Stage Scraps by Chips. 420
Coffee and Smoke by a Regular Turk. 420
Religious Education by the State. 420
Advertising 420
Mixed. 421
Pleeceman X on the Oatlis Abolition Bill. 421
Song for a Premier. 421
TOTALIZATOR T[?]S THE MONEY. 422 , 423
Springes 424
Honor to whom, &c. 424
A Case of Identity. 424
Good for Burns. 424
The Bunyip Again. 424
Legislation a La Mode. 424
Prodigious. 424
We’re a' fu’ Thegither. 424
Curious Vehicles. 424
Advertising 424
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General 425
A Dark Mystery. 425
Contented Scotchmen. 425
Advertising 425
To Correspondents. 426
Whose Going to Swear. 426
A GALLER (GAWLER.) 426
Advertising 427 , 428 , 429 , 430
Cribbage. 430
Advertising 430
Mr. Punch to the Ladies and Gentlemen of South Australia 430
Advertising 430
AT THE FANCY FAIR. 431
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 431
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 17. 431
Punch Down Town. 432
A Conundrum. 432
Advertising 432
To Correspondents. 432
Parliamentary Portraits 432
Cave Canem. 432
Advertising 432
Springes 433
Mr. Hiram Squelp’s Notions. 433
The Way Things Go. 433 , 434 , 435
Advertising 433
Stage Scraps by Chips. 436
A Bootless Kick Out. 436
LETTER BOX 437
From the Swivel-tongued Patricius. 437
“A Freend and a Bottle to Gie Him.” 437
How is This. 437
Military Honor. 437
Poor Wapstraw. 437
Conventional Customs. 438
Mrs. Brown on Marine Board Themes 438
A Fugitive Thought—Bolting ! 438
Advertising 439 , 440
Cribbage. 440
Advertising 440
Mr. Punch to the Ladies and Gentlemen of South Australia 440
Advertising 440
POST PRANDIAL EXPERIENCES AT THE PORT. 441
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 441
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 18. 441
Punch Down Town. 442
Women ! To Arms ! 442
Parliamentary Portraits. No. XI. 442
Drawing the Line. 442
Strange, if True! 442
Advertising 442
Springes 443
The Coming Cup. 443
Latter-day Cannibalism. 443
Wonderful! 443
A Canon-ade. 443
The Situation. 443
Advertising 443
A VISIT FROM TWO VICTORIAN RAIWAY (S)MASHERS. 444 , 445
Stage Scraps by Chips. 446
To Correspondents. 446
Advertising 446
Mr. Hiram Squelp’s Notions. 447
Found—A Guinea ! 447
What is Property? 447
Bottled Moonshine. (A Tale of Three Stars.) 448
Love’s Delights and Torments. 448
Picturesque. 448
Long Credit. 448
Surgical Operation. 448
Facts Generally Known, but not in the Civil Service. 448
Mems. for the Cricket Ground. 448
NATIVE MODESTY. 449
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 449
The Late Sir William Morgan. 449
Rough on the Ring. 449
Advance Victoria! 449
Punch Down Town. 450
To Correspondents 450
Query for Naturalists. 450
The Town Hall Bells. 450
Curious or Cruel ? 450
Gone to the Deuce ! 450
Now Granny Explain Please. 450
Advertising 450
Stage Scraps by Chips. 451
Profound. 451
Anomalous Rather. 451
Can this be True ;-or anywhere near the Truth? 451 , 452 , 453
Advertising 451
LETTER BOX Mon cher Monsieur Punch. 454
Wanted to Know. 454
“Crusts.” 454
Here’s a Chance. 454
The Epicure ! 454
Advertising 454
Cribbage. 455
The Willunga Railway. 455
Ambiguous. 455
Pleeceman X’s Views on Single Girls. 455
“The Brethren will now Take up the Collection.” 456
BUSH HOSPITALITY. 456
Sense or Nonsense. 456
LAST QUARTER OF HONEYMOON. (For First Quarter set last page.) 457
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 458
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 19. 458
Is Adelaide a Musical City? 458
Crusts. 458
Fiat Justitia Ruat Cœlum. 458
What Next! 458
Advertising 458
Stage Scraps by "Chips." 459
Advertising 459
TOO LATE. 460 , 461
Mrs. Smoothbore on things in General. 462
Intercolonial Cricket—By a Melbourne Man. 462
For the Sydney “Bulletin.” 462
Orangelic Oratory. 463
That Correspondent Again. 463
Remarkable Discourse. 463
A Magisterial Mistake. 463
Received. 463
The Waggin’ o’ Oor Dog’s Tail. 463
Mournful News. 463
Now This is Strange. 463
Advertising 463
To Correspondents. 464
The Destitute Board Again. 464
Who Can Tell. 464
FIRST QUARTER OF HONEYMOON. 464
A SPLENDID DRAW. 465
DELAIDE PUNCH. 465
Punch Bowl Pictures, No. 20. 465
Springes 466
The Closing of Parliament. 466
A New Definition for Doubters. 466
Advertising 466
Punch Down Town. 467
Neuralgic. 467
The Penny Dreadful on Art. 467
Pleeceman X on Railways. 467
Advertising 467
FANCY SKETCH OF WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED WHEN MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT S[?]TO INSPECT THE NORTHERN TERRITORY RAILWAY AT THE COST OF THE COUNTRY. 468 , 469
LETTER BOX Miss Weathertop on Society. 470
MON CHER MONS. PUNCH. 470
The Fading Lily. 470
Advertising 470
To Correspondents. 471
Mosquitoes. 471
Crusts. 471
The Red Flag Again. 471
Advertising 471
Singular Breeding. 472
Another Discovery. 472
Out of His Shell. 472
THE – BAY SCANDAL. 472
Wonderful. 472
To Correspondents. 472
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 473
A Noble Aot. 473
Sanitary. 473
Wigging a Wigster. 473
Punch Down Town. 474
Fugitive Papers. 474
For Poultry Farmers. 474
Advertising 474
LETTER BOX Miss Weathertop on Society. 475
Vale. 475
The Wasted Session. 475
Betsy on Heavenly Subjects. 475
Advertising 475
A CLEVER DOG. 476
NORTHERN TERRITORY BANQUET NOW ON 477
Stage Scraps by “Chips.” 478
“Art Education" 478
Advertising 478
Boarding Out. 478
“The Most Unkindest Cut of All.” 478
Advertising 478
The Adventures of Ben Buntline. [DEDICATED TO DAVID NOCK, ESQ.] 479
Crusts. 479
Advertising 479
To Correspondents. 480
O-DON’T-O-LOGICAL. 480
A CRUSHING DEFEAT. 481
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 481
A Corpse Reviver. 481
Editorial Note. 481
Advertising 481
LETTER BOX 482
Our Representatives at the Intercolonial Conference. STRICTLY PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE, OF NO INTEREST WHATEVER TO THE PUBLIC. 482 , 483
Advertising 482
Stage Scraps by Chips. 483
“Children Cry for It.” 483
Nothing New. 483
“Britons Never Shall be Slaves.” 483
THE NEWLY-ELECTED MAYOR. 484
THE GREY WARD FLUTTER—WEIGHING-IN. 485
Punch Down Town. 486
A Noble Act. 486
Sanitary. 486
Lines. 486
Welcome Little Stranger. 486
Advertising 486
Things Said Which Nobody Believes. 487
Wigging a Wigster. 487
Pray Preserve the Social Grade ! 487
Why a Magsman ! 487
The Lord Chancellor’s Song from “lolanthe.” 487
What’s in a Name 487
Advertising 487
To Correspondents. 488
Dedicated To A Watchmaker. A ONE-SIDED REPORT OF A DIALOGUE. 488
Early Days. 488
CORNERED. 488
THE FIELD NATURALISTS TAKE AN "OUTING." 489
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 489
A Corpse Reviver. 489
Blow for Blow. 489
Funch Down Town. 490
The Meenister. 490
Advertising 490
Stage Scraps by Chips. 491
’Twas Ever Thus! 491
The “Mayor's” Meeting. 491
Advertising 491
THE MATRIMONIAL SPIDER AND THE FLIES. 492
OUR FESTIVE FEDRALS ABROAD. 493
THE MATRIMONIAL SPIDER AND THE FLIES. 494
OUR FESTIVE FEDRALS ABROAD. 495
LETTER BOX From the Swivel-tongued Patricius. 496
Philanthropy v. Philosophy. 496
What’s Yours ? 496
Advertising 496
Vale, Tomkey! 496
Advertising 496
Springes 497
The Reason Why. 497
The Dog Day’s. 497
Tumbles’ Organist. 497
“Order!” My Lord. 498
To Correspondents. 498
THE WONDERFUL SNAKE TRICK. 498
On Dit. 498
PARLIAMENTARY AMATEUR SURVEYORS AT WILLUNGA. 499
PORTRAIT OF A SMART MAN. DOWN FOR CHRISTMAS. 499
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 500
Punch Down Town. 500
From A Needle to An Anchor. 500
Obituary Notice. 500
Advertising 500
LETTER BOX 501
“Hoist with his own Petard." 501
A Cruel Ass-persion. 501
Christmas! 501
A CONVENTIONAL GAME OF SKITTLES. 502
THE "REGISTER” AS ANCICNT PISTOLS 503
Stage Seraps by Chips. 504
Fugitive Papers. 504
Advertising 504
Springes 505
Impressions of a New Chum. 505
An Extra-Judicial Oath. 505
Advertising 505
To Correspondents. 506
A REAL LIVE CHRISTMAS BOX. 506
PUNCH'S CHRISTMAS DREAM. 508 , 509
HOLIDAY DIVERSIONS:—THEIR TROUBLES AND TRIUMPHS. 511
ADELAIDE PUNCH. 511
EDITORIAL NOTICE. 511
The Retort Courteous. 511
Punch Down Town. 512
A Preliminary Objection. 512
Cheap Luxuries. 512
SECOND SERIES. 512
Fugitive Papers. 513
Advertising 513
ALLEZ, HOUP LA; HERE WE ARE AGAIN! 514
WAPSTRAW’S CHRISTMAS DINNER. 515
Springes 516
Christmas Wishes. 516
The Young Rascals! 516
A New Industry. 516
Advertising 516
A Christmas Morning Execution. 516
Ad Captandum Vulgus. 516
A Deal of Trouble. 516
Advertising 516
Stage Scraps by Chips. 517
“Progress and Poverty.’ 517
Ye Corporation and Its Detractors. 517
A Post-Prandial Performance. 517
Three Degrees of “ Comparison. ” 517
unity in Variety : A Consistent Quartette. 517
Advertising 517
To Correspondents. 518
A Smart Bo 518
THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE LEFT UNSAID. 518

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