PECULIAR HOBBS.

Auckland Examiner, Volume IV, Issue 272, 13 June 1860, Page 2

PECULIAR HOBBS.

• 0 that Quizzicus could be moved to gut 11 another lot of pen and ink sketches! lot ® dull, piping times of armed-peace they ,w “ delight King Multitude. sketched would consider them a real I) <s!l ’ To dillettanti political connoiisturt would be perfect art-treasure. ” e,e ,i, Quizzicus look for finer su^J eet most notable of our militia lt With what delicate truthfulness w<,u , and ink them I Fes, their Pfi' ti a ' ll Vj such a hand, must' needs be hfe 'f', what would Quizzicus not make oj' cavalry notabilities! Nevet a'hs subject than these, But ject than any or all of than any other now in Fum Lon > . theVolun'er Coast Guard chief, o' a thousand bogs. No other wo f Quizzicus could do Hobbsjusti ce ,J has most peculiar moral propessi 1 aJ| impossible to consider him an a 1 or to believe /urn swayed by in ing. _ thalfM Some modern satirist °., e,l, . oier tef^ 1 I must be of‘’a prodigious I orowd, and maintains that if t !^ rl i uh I overgrown monster would be a I like other overgrown monslersi possessor. , , ill" I These observations assume I seems no fair tsaope from the c |S j» I peculiar Hobbs, howevei s I when in Ireland, will soon e . far l fellow in Auckland, j . tops the crowd, and that 1 . I admire him is possible. illness, ll , I achieved more than common I rather adroit way. ds « I Coast Guard Commandci . t I obtain that honorable apf I clever trick ? . ... y I" 1 ' 1 / I Will Coast Guard Volun lee tion f it l their chief ? That is a? L I to answer. Tf fault ? Peculiar Bobbs s‘° I them. Pe cul 'arHol)bsexpi «A and privately declares ’ j, I