"Sir Robert Chalmers, to be Permanent Under Secretary for Ireland pro tem." —Daily Mirror.
A typically Irish appointment.
"Masses of spectators crowded the pavements, filled windows, and occupied every inch of space, even to getting astride the Lions in Trafalgar-square, all of whom cheered themselves hoarse and flung flowers to the stalwart, hard-set Anzacs as they swung past."—Daily Paper.
This is not the only time the Anzacs have roused the British Lion to enthusiasm.
A TERRITORIAL IN INDIA.
XIII.
My dear Mr. Punch,—Since landing in India about 200 years ago we have had many novel and remarkable experiences, but I think in my case none has been more strange and disconcerting than my transformation into a civilian or a dufter wallah (as we who sit at desks are contemptuously termed by the fighting men).