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1. Anon, On Geography: True Knowledge of It, Dependent on the Science of Astronomy; The Essential Properties of the Earth and Its Motions, La Belle Assemblée, 1 (1806), 539–41.
2. Anon, The Calendar, Punch, 42 (1862), [i].
3. T N—r, On the Ancient Systematic Arrangement of the Heavenly Bodies, and the Superiority of that of Copernicus, Mirror of Literature, 6 (1825), 35–37.
4. Pasche, Astronomical Observations for January, Mirror of Literature, 9 (1827), 3–4.
5. Anon, Washington Irving's Life and Voyages of Columbus[1] Birth, Parentage, and Education of Columbus[3] Variation of the Needle[4] Discovery of Cuba, Mirror of Literature, 11 (1828), 129–37.
6. Anon, [Calendar], Punch, 2 (1842), [2].
7. Anon, February[Calendar], Punch, 4 (1843), [2].
8. Joseph Swain, Punch's Almanack. 1860, Punch, 38 (1860), [i].
9. Punch, Punch's Spirit Meetings. Introduction. Mr Punch has Become a Convert to Spiritualism, Punch, 47 (1864), 197.
10. Charles H Bennett, The Calendar 1866, Punch, 50 (1866), [i].
11. Charles H Bennett, The Calendar, Punch, 52 (1867), [i].
12. Anon, Calendar for the Year, Punch, 54 (1868), [i].
13. Anon, Additional Amusement, Punch, 55 (1868), 4.
14. Anon, Calendar for the Year, Punch, 56 (1869), [i].
15. Anon, Calendar for the Year, Punch, 58 (1870), [i].
16. Anon, A New History of Inventions, Punch, 58 (1870), 215.
17. Anon, The Calendar, Punch, 60 (1871), [i].
18. Anon, Feb. XXIX Days, Punch, 62 (1872), [i].
19. Anon, May XXXI Days, Punch, 62 (1872), [iv].
20. Anon, Some Boys Who Became Famous. The German Band-Boy Who Discovered a World—Part II, Boy's Own Paper, 2 (1879–80), 820–21.