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The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1174, July 13, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 641 · Daisy Claim Klondike [Part 14 of 15] · William James Marx · sl; illustrated by Powell Chase 643 · Bird-Life in the Guiana Forest · J. Graham Cruickshank · ar 644 · On the Roll of Fame; or, Some Heroes of the Nineteenth Century. I. Sir John Franklin · Arthur Lee Knight · bg 645 · An Old-Time Summer.—“Taking a Rest” · Chas. E. D. Crombie · il 647 · A Chat with the Lord Mayor of Birmingham: Mr. Edwards · Rev. Thomas Chapman Collings · iv 648 · Coriobustus the Cohort [Part 3 of 4] · T. E. Donnison · sl 649 · A Quaint Byway of History: Church Records · A. Williams, B.A. · ar 651 · The Aspirations of Archibald · P. V. Bradshaw · cs 651 · How to Make a Useful Combination Paper-Weight and Penwiper · Burnett Fallow · ar 652 · The B.O.P. Bent-Iron Worker [Part 4 of 6] · A. Sanders · ar 653 · The “Zoo” Public School [Part 2 of 2] · Bertie Boese · cs 654 · My School Tea-Party and What Came of It · E. Basil Falkner · ts 655 · A Damper · John Lea · pm 655 · The Long-Tailed Humming-Bird at Home · G. E. Evans · ms 655 · Jungle Holiday Games.—Honey-Pots! · Hall Thorpe · ct 656 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by P. V. Bradshaw

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1175, July 20, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 657 · Wreckers · Savile Lumley · il 657 · Daisy Claim Klondike [Part 15 of 15] · William James Marx · sl; illustrated by Powell Chase 659 · On the Roll of Fame; or, Some Heroes of the Nineteenth Century. II. Charles George Gordon, at Khartûm · Arthur Lee Knight · bg 660 · The Nightingale as a Pet · W. T. Greene, M.A., M.D., F.Z.S. · ar 661 · The Enraged Taxidermist! · Arthur J. Wall · il 664 · Coriobustus the Cohort [Part 4 of 4] · T. E. Donnison · sl 665 · A Knotty Affair · Paul Blake · ss 666 · The County Championship from Its Inception up to Date · Harold Macfarlane · ar 668 · How to Model a Medallion of the King and Queen · William Parker · ar 669 · Home of an Australian Gold-Digger · A. F. Fullwood · il 670 · Salta · H. F. L. Meyer · gm 672 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by Rev. Dr. A. N. Malan, M.A., F.G.S.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1176, July 27, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 673 · A Village Cricket Match · F. S. Wilson · il 673 · The Mystery of Blake’s Oranges · W. E. Cule · ss; subtitled “A Story of Circumstantial Evidence”. 675 · Travel and Adventure in African Wilds [Part 1 of 2] · The Author of “With Lancet and Rifle in the Great Game Belt” · sl 676 · Rare Chums! · [uncredited] · il 679 · Old Sol’s Tomahawk · W. A. Buchanan · ss 680 · Public-School Cricket of the Year · [uncredited] · ar 682 · The School Sports · Thomas Hay, M.A. · pm 683 · In a Military Riding-School · Rev. E. J. Hardy, M.A. · ar 684 · A New Hobby for Boys. Flies: How to Collect and Preserve Them [Part 3 of 4] · Francis M. Duncan, F.R.H.S. · ar 686 · Holiday Song · Thomas Hay, M.A. · pm 686 · Doings for the Month: August · Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N. & Rev. Theodore Wood, F.E.S. · cl 687 · What Shall I Be?: Appointments in Local Post-Offices · W. Stewart Thomson, M.A. · ar 688 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa 688 · Easy Lessons in French (1) · P. V. Bradshaw · cs · Some Captains of our County Cricket Teams · [uncredited] · pt; monochrome plate.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1177, August 3, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 689 · Old Campaigners · M. Crabtree · il 689 · Travel and Adventure in African Wilds [Part 2 of 2] · The Author of “With Lancet and Rifle in the Great Game Belt” · sl 691 · The Favourites for the Wisham · C. Edwardes · ss 693 · Breaking up for the Holidays · Louis Wain · cs 693 · On the Roll of Fame; or, Some Heroes of the Nineteenth Century. III “Hobart Pasha” on the Danube · Arthur Lee Knight · bg 695 · The “America” Cup Races · Herbert Russell · ar 697 · Some Remarkable Parcel-Post Deliveries · Harold Macfarlane · ar 698 · An African Chute! · Hall Thorpe · ct 698 · The Tragic Tale of a Collar · [uncredited] · ss 699 · Types of English Beauty · P. V. Bradshaw · cs 700 · Famous Cycling Roads: No. VI. The Ipswich Road · A. R. Quinton · ar; illustrated by A. R. Quinton 702 · Our B.O.P. Draughts Column · Various · cl 703 · Audi Alteram Partem · H. St. John Seamer · pm 704 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa 704 · Easy Lessons in French (2) · P. V. Bradshaw · cs

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1178, August 10, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 705 · Sport on Board a Training Ship.—“The Flying Monkey” · M. Fitzgerald · il 706 · Witless Jem · Frank Yerlock · ss 707 · Harrow Fagging in the Past · Somerville Gibney · ar 708 · Heroic Dogs · A. H. Wall · ar; illustrated by Arthur J. Wall 709 · Too Finely Cut [Part 1 of 4] · Alfred Colbeck · ss; subtitled “A Misadventure in the Bosphorus”. 711 · The “Vestal” on the Zuider Zee · Charles W. Alison · ss 712 · A Dutch Squall · Charles J. de Lacy · il 713 · Notable Pedestrian Performances · Harold Macfarlane · ar 714 · Jessop, the Smiter · Rev. Thomas Chapman Collings · bg; illustrated by T. E. Donnison 715 · The South African Cricketers: Who They Are, and What They Have Done · A B.O.P. Special Commissioner · ar 718 · Chess · Various · cl 718 · A Photographic Dark-Room Lamp for Sixpence · A. E. Fritche, B.A. · ar 718 · A Simple Telegraph Board · Leslie Woodford · ar 719 · What to do with Our Cats · Louis Wain · cs 719 · Little Man · W. B. Power · pm 719 · Lord Grimthorpe’s Latest Invention · [uncredited] · ms; a weathercock. 719 · The White Horses and Other Curious Monuments of England · [uncredited] · ms; from “Occasional Magazine”. 720 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by T. E. Donnison 720 · A Proposal! · Hall Thorpe · ct

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1179, August 17, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 721 · The Grammaphone in the Jungle · Hall Thorpe · ct 721 · Too Finely Cut [Part 2 of 4] · Alfred Colbeck · ss 723 · The Slaver · Walter Louis · ts 725 · The Graceful Art of Walking on Stilts—as Explained by a Young Dutch Gentleman · P. V. Bradshaw · cs 726 · A Week’s Tramp in the Pennines · William Johnston · ts 726 · His Wish Came True · Austin B. Payne · cs 728 · Ships of Victoria’s Reign · Seppings & Frank Wright · il 729 · The Ashburton Shield and Its Holders · Harold Macfarlane · ar 730 · The Debating Society · Thomas Hay, M.A. · pm 731 · Some Curious Signboards · W. C. Arnold · ar 732 · Some Curiosities of the Editor’s Post-Bag: I.—A Communication from “The Society for the Suppression of Piffle in Public Schools” · P. V. Bradshaw · hu; illustrated by P. V. Bradshaw 734 · Ranjitsinhji’s Cricket Career at a Glance · Harold Macfarlane · bg 736 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa 736 · The Sad Tale of a Topper · T. E. Donnison · cs

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1180, August 24, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 737 · Up the Thames · Savile Lumley · il 737 · A Startling Confession [Part 1 of 4] · John Andrew Higginson · sl 738 · Too Finely Cut [Part 3 of 4] · Alfred Colbeck · ss 740 · Fifteen Miles with William, Prince of Orange · W. J. Roberts · ar 740 · Travelling in the Bolan Pass; or, the Gate of Tears · H. Hervey · ar 741 · Fifteen Miles with William, Prince of Orange · [uncredited] · pt 743 · Suppressio Veri; or, a Woodpecker’s Egg · Paul Blake · ss 744 · Life and Death of a Lighthouse · [uncredited] · pt; includes Racton Tower. 745 · Holidaying in a Hut · Rev. J. T. Mateer · ar 746 · Boys Who Have Risen: Sir Francis Chantrey, R.A. · Charles F. Shaw · bg 747 · Brown Tertius on Algebra · [uncredited] · hu 747 · The Walking Tour · Thomas Hay, M.A. · pm 748 · A Thames Lock · [uncredited] · pt 748 · Some Curiosities of the Editor’s Post-Bag: II.—A Further Communication from “The Society for the Suppression of Piffle in Public Schools” · P. V. Bradshaw · hu; illustrated by P. V. Bradshaw 752 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by Ernest Sanders 752 · His Master’s Voice · [uncredited] · pt

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1181, August 31, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 753 · Choice Morsels · Helena Fisher · il 753 · A Startling Confession [Part 2 of 4] · John Andrew Higginson · sl 755 · Too Finely Cut [Part 4 of 4] · Alfred Colbeck · ss 756 · The Enthusiasm of Edwin · P. V. Bradshaw · cs 758 · The White Peacock · E. Cockburn Reynolds · ss; illustrated by E. Cockburn Reynolds 761 · On the Roll of Fame; or, Some Heroes of the Nineteenth Century. IV. Mrs. Calvert, Mrs. Lyth and the Cannibal Hing · Arthur Lee Knight · bg 763 · On the Choice of a C.C. Captain · O. R. Borradaile · ar 764 · Our Schoolboy Champions at the Crystal Palace · A B.O.P. Special Commissioner · ar 765 · Doings for the Month: September · Dr. Gordon Stables, R.N. & Rev. Theodore Wood, F.E.S. · cl 766 · Chess · Various · cl 766 · The Development of Tommy · H. St. John Seamer · pm 767 · The Four Fours [Part 3 of 3] · H. F. L. Meyer · ar 768 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by Reginald West 769 · The Advance of Science! (The Grammo-Megaphone Umpire) · Felix Leigh · ct

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1182, September 7, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 769 · Now! · C. E. Brock · il 769 · A Startling Confession [Part 3 of 4] · John Andrew Higginson · sl 770 · Daft Davie’s Revenge · Burnett Fallow · ss 771 · Jackson’s Splendid Joke · George P. Moon · ss 773 · The Boar at Bay · Ernest Griset · il 774 · Scrubbing Demitri · Capt. J. Masterman, R.N. · ss 775 · On the Great Desert · R. D. Spinney · ss 775 · The Tippler Pigeon as a Hobby for Boys · C. J. Fitzgerald · ar 778 · Some Curiosities of the Editor’s Post-Bag: III.—A Final Communication from “The Society for the Suppression of Piffle in Public Schools” · P. V. Bradshaw · hu; illustrated by P. V. Bradshaw 781 · Cycle Accidents and How to Avoid Them [Part 1 of 4] · An Old Rider · ar 782 · Barrett’s Babies · Herbert J. Brandon · ss 783 · A Wet Half-Holiday · Herbert J. Brandon · pm 783 · Todd Minor’s Address to the Ocean · John Lea · pm 783 · A Knowing Customer · [uncredited] · ms; illustrated by Arthur J. Wall 784 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by A. J. 784 · Don’t Be Alarmed! · P. V. Bradshaw · cs

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1183, September 14, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 785 · Castaways · George Rankin · il 786 · A Startling Confession [Part 4 of 4] · John Andrew Higginson · sl 787 · How We Winged a Thessaly Gaol-Bird · Rev. E. E. Bradford, M.A. (Oxon.) · ss 788 · Jones’s Recitation · Rev. Victor L. Whitechurch · hu 789 · Quits [Part 1 of 2] · Paul Blake · sl 789 · Shadows of Some Great Personages in History · T. E. Donnison · ct 790 · Kendal’s Discipline · John Lea · ss; subtitled “A School Story”. 791 · A Chat with Lord Hawke: The Captain of the Champion County, Yorkshire · A B.O.P. Commissioner · iv 793 · The Waterbury Whale · G. K. Menzies, M.A. · ss; illustrated by Thomas Downey; subtitled “A Seaside Idyll”. 796 · Getting Home from the Seaside · Louis Wain · ct 796 · Cycle Accidents and How to Avoid Them [Part 2 of 4] · An Old Rider · ar 797 · A New Hobby for Boys. Flies: How to Collect and Preserve Them [Part 4 of 4] · Francis M. Duncan, F.R.H.S. · ar 798 · Some Brave Boys Who Have Just Received the Royal Humane Society’s Medal · [uncredited] · ms 798 · Algebraical Smith · H. St. John Seamer · pm 799 · The B.O.P. Bent-Iron Worker [Part 5 of 6] · A. Sanders · ar 800 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa; illustrated by P. V. Bradshaw 800 · Charles the Student · John Lea · pm

The Boy’s Own Paper [v23, #1184, September 21, 1901] (1d, 16pp) [] Details supplied by George Barrett. 801 · Prisoners of War · Herbert P. Dollman · il 802 · Quits [Part 2 of 2] · Paul Blake · sl 802 · Oak-Apple Day · H. M. Paull · ss 803 · A Quartette of Schoolboys · William Johnston · ss 804 · Some Ways of Spending a Half-Holiday · T. E. Donnison · cs 806 · Some Minor Anglo-Indian Pests · H. Hervey · ar 807 · How Godfrey Piloted the Nova Scotiaman · Harold Bindloss · ss 808 · Edward the Black Prince · Ernest Griset · il 811 · Cycle Accidents and How to Avoid Them [Part 3 of 4] · An Old Rider · ar 812 · The B.O.P. Bent-Iron Worker [Part 6 of 6] · A. Sanders · ar 813 · The Mysteries of Magnetism · Reginald A. R. Bennett, M.A. (Oxon.) · ar 815 · Chess · Various · cl 815 · The Digits · H. F. L. Meyer · pz 815 · Excusable—Quite! · John Lea · pm 816 · Correspondence · [uncredited] · qa 816 · West Ferry on the Clyde · D. F. McLachlan · il 816 · Southport Perfection.—A Sheep Dog Sold for £3000 · [uncredited] · ms