Review of Reviews, 1/7/06. 



Current History in Caricature. 



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Melbourne Punch.'} 



The Naughty Nine. 



(Mr. G. Reid at his South Melbourne meeting spoke of the 

 nine greatest political evils threatening Australia.) 



George (to the elector): "If yon doubt my word, count 

 them yourself." 



Alorning Leader.] 



Thf- Cuckoo ; " If it is possible for you to derive any 

 measure of satisfaction by reiterating the statement that 

 it is your nest, you are perfectly welcome to do so. It 

 will not iu the slightest degree interfere with my personal 

 comfort." 



[Lord Hugh Cecil, writing to the Daily Graphic, described 

 Mr. Chamberlain as " this Protectionist Cuckoo. "J 



MornuiQ Leader-} 



A Colonial View. 



" Lord Milner. speaking to the House of Lords, said that 

 South Africa was under a cloud at present. Our artist 

 has depicted the cloud being dispelled by the rising sun of 

 Liberalism." — From tlto "South African Neus." 



Melbourne Punch.'} 



In Spite of Judkins ' 



(Sir Edward Holroyd said lie hoped young Australians 



would go in for more defensive exercises, in spite 



of Judkins.) 



Sir Edward Holroyd : "I want you to make m© quite 

 fit, William. It is necessary for us young Australians 

 to be proficient at the game; and, goodness knows, any 

 moment I may run up against Judkins." 



