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181. Anon, A Sentimentalist on Sea and Land Birds, Punch, 56 (1869), 111.
182. Anon, Hints for Conversation, Punch, 56 (1869), 153.
183. Anon, Hint for a Holiday, Punch, 56 (1869), 161.
184. Anon, Hints for Conversation, Punch, 56 (1869), 177.
185. Anon, A New Creature, Punch, 56 (1869), 184.
186. Anon, The Buns and the Beasts, Punch, 56 (1869), 192.
187. Anon, Birds, Beasts, and Fishes. Chapter the Seventeenth—The Moles—Their Name and Power—An Example—Goosey's Prospects–Of Old Barndoor—Of Cock Robyns Again—Also a Few Words Concerning the Macaws—The Cage is Closed for the Season—A Farewell, Punch, 56 (1869), 221.
188. Charles S Keene, A Case for Reform, Punch, 56 (1869), 226.
189. Anon, Notes in the Zoological Gardens, Punch, 56 (1869), 247.
190. George L P B Du Maurier, Specimens Not Yet Included in the Collection at Regent's Park, Punch, 56 (1869), 258.
191. Anon, See Buffon, Cuvier, Owen, &c., Punch, 57 (1869), 47.
192. George L P B Du Maurier, Specimens Not Yet Included in the Collection at Regent's Park, Punch, 57 (1869), 64.
193. Anon, Stanzas in the Zoological Gardens (To the White Bear during the Late Weather), Punch, 57 (1869), 77.
194. Anon, A Dose of Quills, Punch, 57 (1869), 85.
195. Anon, A Wizard No Conjuror, Punch, 57 (1869), 156.
196. Edwin L Sambourne, I'll Have Yer Hat!, Punch, 57 (1869), 229.
197. John Tenniel, At the "Zoo", Punch, 58 (1870), [viii].
198. Anon, To Parents and Guardians, Punch, 58 (1870), [ix].
199. George L P B Du Maurier, Studies at the Zoological Gardens, Punch, 58 (1870), 146.
200. George L P B Du Maurier, Studies at the Zoological Gardens, Punch, 58 (1870), 166.