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ABANDONED AMONG THE ARZACS, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 270 of 1920, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 13 & Schoolboys Own Library 309. ABDUCTION OF LADY MARJORIE, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 113 of 1917, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ABOUT STAMP COLLECTING, page 270, Tom Merry’s Annual (1949), by J. Hepburn. ABSURD!, Article, page 274, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1931, by Monty Lowther [GRS]. ACE OF JOKERS, THE, Magnet 1341 of 1933, by Frank Richards. Wibley masquerades as temporary master Mr Spofford. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page 6, The Billy Bunter Picture Book (1967). ACROBATS OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE, Plate, page 81, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1937, by Flying Officer W. E. Johns. ACTION AT GREYFRIARS, Greyfriars Book Club 25 (1979), limited to 500 copies, by Frank Richards, Reprints Magnets 1161-1168 of 1930. AD 1999, Story, page 222, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1932, by Bernard Glyn. ADELAIDE TEST MATCH SENSATION, THE, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 144 of 1929, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ADOLPHUS SMYTHE - KNUTTIEST OF THE KNUTS, Picture, page 263, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1928, by Anon. ADOPTED BY THE SCHOOL, Schoolgirls Own Library 3 of 1923 by Louise Essex [LI] ADOPTED FOR A FORTUNE, Schoolgirls Own Library 177 of 1928 by Joan Inglesant [ELR], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own of 1926 ADRIFT IN MID-AIR, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 305 of 1921, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 17 & Schoolboys Own Library 336. ADRIFT IN THE AIR, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 885 of 1918, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1625. ADRIFT IN THE PACIFIC, Magnet 1594 of 1938, by Frank Richards. The Famous Five, Mauleverer and Bunter are adrift on a raft on the Pacific following Ysabel Dick and van Dink's scuttling of the Flamingo. They have run-ins with a shark and a canoe of ferocious natives before losing most of their supplies in a storm. Ysabel Dick and van Dink are rescued by Dandy Parsons. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 12. ADRIFT ON THE ATLANTIC, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 424 of 1923, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ADVENTURE BOUND, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 529 of 1925, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ADVENTURE CREEK, BFL 1/497 of 1920 by Martin Clifford, reprinted from Boys' Friend. AFTER LIGHTS OUT, BFL 1/383 of 1917 by Martin Clifford, 3 original Levison stories destined for the Gem, but sidelined into the Boys Friend Library. ADVENTURE OF THE BRIXTON BUILDER, THE Greyfriars Herald 1st series 9 of 1916, by Peter Todd (Herlock Sholmes story) ADVENTURE OF THE SEALED PACKET, THE, The School Friend 1st series 303 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. ADVENTURERS ALL, Billy Bunter’s Annual, page 216, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1926, by various characters. ADVENTURERS FOUR, Magnets 435 – 451 serial story, by Alec G Pearson. ADVENTURES OF THE DIAMOND PINS, THE Greyfriars Herald 1st series 1 of 1915, by Peter Todd (Herlock Sholmes story) ADVICE TO A NEW BOY (Greyfriars), Article, page 58, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1937, by Bob Cherry. ADVICE TO NEW BOYS, Article, page 144, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1934, by Various characters. AEROPLANE CATAPULT, AN, Plate, page 80, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1928, by Anon. AEROPLANE VIEW OF ROOKWOOD SCHOOL, AN, Picture, page 118, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1924, by Anon [E C Snow]. AFFAIR OF DISHONOUR, AN, Gem 231 of 1912, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1427. AFFAIR OF HONOUR, AN, Story, page 167, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1930, by Geo. E. Rochester. AFFAIR OF HONOUR, AN, Gem 1427 of 1935, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted from Gem 231. AFFAIR OF MYSTERY, AN, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 879 of 1918, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1620. AFFAIR OF STATE, AN, Gem 389 of 1915, by Martin Clifford. AFFAIR OF THE DUPLICATE DOOR, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 110 of 1917, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AFFAIR OF THE NABOB'S JEWELS, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 76 of 1916, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AFFAIR OF THE TOPPER, THE Greyfriars Herald 2nd series 24 of 1920, by Dick Redfern (St. Jim’s story) AFRAID TO COME TO SCHOOL, The School Friend 1st series 148 of 1922 by Hilda Richards. AFRAID TO TELL THE TRUTH, The School Friend 2nd series 36 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. ALL AGAINST DOLLY, The School Friend 2nd series 109 of 1927 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL CLARA'S FAULT, The School Friend 1st series 203 of 1923 by Hilda Richards. ALL FOR DOLLY'S SAKE, The School Friend 2nd series 124 of 1927 by Hilda Richards. ALL IN SEARCH OF MABS, The School Friend 2nd series 203 of 1929 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR, The School Friend 2nd series 70 of 1926 by Hilda Richards. ALL THROUGH BESSIE'S BOASTING, The School Friend 2nd series 111 of 1927 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL THROUGH HER VANITY, The School Friend 2nd series 66 of 1926 by Hilda Richards. ALL TO PLEASE BARBARA, The School Friend 2nd series 212 of 1929 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ANN OF THE FERRY, Serial in The School Friend 2nd series ? of 1925 by Mildred Gordon, Reprinted in Schoolgirls’ Own Library 120 ASHAMED OF HER FATHER!, The School Friend 1st series 53 of 1920 by Hilda Richards [RSK]. ASHAMED OF HER MOTHER, The School Friend 1st series 276 of 1924 by Hilda Richards. ASHAMED OF HERSELF, The School Friend 2nd series 197 of 1928 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. AT SCHOOL WITH A SECRET!, Serial in The School Friend 1st series 217-? of 1923 by Joan Vincent [RSK], Reprinted in Schoolgirls’ Own Library 42 AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, The School Friend 1st series 297 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. AT THE STROKE OF FOUR, The School Friend 1st series 155 of 1922 by Hilda Richards. AUGUSTA TURNS THE TABLES, The School Friend 2nd series 180 of 1928 by Hilda Richards. AUGUSTA'S GREAT MISTAKE, The School Friend 2nd series 10 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. AUGUSTA'S TRUST, The School Friend 1st series 165 of 1922 by Hilda Richards. AFTER LIGHTS OUT, GH 2nd series 37 of 1920, by Dick Russell, (Greyfriars) AFTER LIGHTS OUT, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 506 of 1925, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AFTER LIGHTS OUT, Magnet 1317 of 1933, by Frank Richards. The arrival of Arthur Traill. Skinner japes him on his first day and when Wharton turns the tables, harbours feelings of revenge; confirmed after Traill has beaten him in a fair fight. Skinner discovers that Trail has left the dormitory that night and locks him out, but in the morning Traill is asleep in bed, denies Skinner's story and no-one believes Skinner. After the Bounder has also seen Traill out of bounds at night, the Remove suspect the worst even though Traill still denies it. Skinner keeps watch and wakes the Remove next time Traill leaves the dormitory. The Remove discover he is sleepwalking, and he is sent home for a cure. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 13 & Schoolboys Own Library 370. AFTER MANY DAYS, Boy’s Friend 1018 of 1920, by Owen Conquest. AFTER SCHOOL HOURS - THE GREYFRIARS’ HERALD, Article, page 100, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1933, by Mark Linley. AFTER SCHOOL HOURS - THE GREYFRIARS’ PARLIAMENT, Article, page 52, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1933, by Tom Redwing. AFTER SCHOOL HOURS - THE LAW COURTS, Article, page 268, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1933, by Squiff [GRS]. AFTER TWENTY YEARS! Boys Herald 115 of 1922, by Owen Conquest AGAINST ALL COMERS, Gem 539 of 1918, by Martin Clifford [JNP]. AGAINST ALL COMERS, Story, page 89, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1920, by Dick Russell. AGAINST HIS FATHER'S WISH, Magnet 202 of 1911, by Frank Richards. This story about Arthur Talbot of the Fifth is one of the few to feature this form. Like something out of the previous century, it concerns a lad who is prone to illness should he exert himself by way of hard study, and eventually leaves. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 60. AGAINST HIS OWN SIDE, Magnet 493 of 1917, by Frank Richards. Having seen Smithy's form, Wharton decides to offer him back his old place in the cricket XI. Meanwhile Ponsonby & Co. are practising at cricket and challenge the Remove XI. Skinner tries to get Smithy in trouble for smoking, but Wharton warns him in time. Smithy turns down the invitation to play. The Remove meet Ponsonby's XI, and discover that Smithy is playing for them, going on to win Highcliffe the match. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 24. AGAINST THE LAW, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 65 of 1916, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AGAINST THE LAW, Magnet 725 of 1921, by Frank Richards [LER]. Bunter opens a letter to Dupont from his cousin Andre‚ Lombard and gets Skinner to translate it. Dupont gets a second letter from Lombard, arranging to meet, and finds out about the first letter. Lombard tells him that he has taken the blame for a robbery committed by his best friend Jean Lorraine, and is on the run to draw the scent whilst Lorraine gets away and arranges to repay the money. The Famous Five agree to help, and Lombard is hidden in the school. A French detective, M. Charlot eventually tracks down Lombard, but just as he puts the handcuffs on, a telegram arrives stating that Lorraine has been captured and confessed. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 99. AIM OF BILLY BUNTER, THE, Comet 125 (9.12.1950), by Frank Richards. AIR PATROL, THE, NLL serial 2/96-109 (1928) by George E Rochester, reprinted in BFL 2/282 AIRCRAFT AT SEA, Article accompanying plate, page 80, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1927, by Anon. ALEXIS THE MYSTERIOUS, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 221 of 1919, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 8 & Schoolboys Own Library 279. ALF 'UGGINS ARRIVES, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 409 of 1923, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ALGY OF ST. JIM’S, Gem 331 of 1914, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1480. ALGY OF THE THIRD, Boy’s Friend 864 of 1917, by Owen Conquest. ALGY SILVER’S PAL, Story, page 145, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1939, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted from Boys Friend 879-880. ALGY'S FAREWELL, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 979 of 1920, by Martin Clifford. ALGY’S PAL!, Boy’s Friend 879 of 1918, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1939. ALGY'S TRIUMPH, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 961 of 1919, by Martin Clifford. ALGY'S WAY, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 970 of 1920, by Martin Clifford. ALIENS AGAINST GREYFRIARS, Magnet 33 of 1908, by Frank Richards. Hoffman and Meunier visit the Famous Five to let them know that Beechwood School is to be officially opened the following day by the mayor. The Remove decide to jape the Aliens by screwing shut all the windows and gluing the lock in the front door, so the official opening will be unable to get into the school. Hoffman and Meunier get onto the jape, but are foiled by being locked in the wood shed. The opening goes as the Remove planned, leaving the mayor very discomfited. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 44 & Schoolboys Own Library 39. ALIENS AT GREYFRIARS, Magnet 6 of 1908, by Frank Richards. Herr Rosenblaum’s Foreign Academy has to close due to financial problems, and so Hurree Singh comes to Greyfriars; to be ragged by Bulstrode until Herr Rosenblaum catches him. The following day the other aliens arrive at the station, and a free fight ensues. Bulstrode continues to persecute Hurree Singh until Wharton challenges him to a fight on the basis that if he loses, then he changes studies, allowing Cherry to move into No. 1 study. Wharton wins, beginning his ascendancy to captain of the form. The Remove then hold a feast for the aliens to make up for the free fight at the station. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 3 & Gems 1481-2. ALIENS AT GREYFRIARS, Schoolboy’s Own Library 39 (1926), by Frank Richards. Reprinted from Magnets 33-34, 40. ALISON OF AVONSHIRE, Magnet serial 1318-1337 (1933) by John Brearley, reprinted in BFL 2/438 ALL ABOARD FOR CHINA, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 12 of 1926, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Nelson Lee Library 4th series 23. ALL ABOARD FOR CHINA, Magnet 1178 of 1930, by Frank Richards. Ferrers Locke, the Famous Five and Wun Lung set off from Wharton Lodge, so Mr Locke can deliver Wun Lung to the security of his father. Bunter is only supposed to be accompanying the party as far as Folkestone, but manages to stick to the party as they cross the channel and then France, to meet the Silver Star at Toulon, dodging attempts on Wun’s life en route. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volumes 25, 25a & Schoolboys Own Library 271. ALL ABOARD THE ‘CONDOR’, Gem 1279 of 1932, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted from Gem 2/28. ALL ABOARD THE SKYLARK, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 108 of 1928, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Schoolboys Pocket Library 14. ALL AGAINST DOLLY, The School Friend 2nd series 109 of 1927 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL BY THEMSELVES, Schoolgirls Own Library 409 of 1933 by Louise Carlton [GEC], reprinted from School Girl of 1931 ALL BUSY ON THE GREYFRIARS' FRONT, Magnet 1173 of 1930, by Frank Richards. The Remove, along with Coker & Co. are barring-out the dormitory passage until Mr Brander goes. Coker disputes the leadership of the rebellion, and has to be squashed. Sir Hilton Popper arrives and calls in his keepers to try and quash the rebellion, but all efforts, including a night attack, amount to nothing. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 21 & Schoolboys Own Library 247. ALL CLARA'S FAULT, The School Friend 1st series 203 of 1923 by Hilda Richards. ALL FIGGINS’ FAULT, Gem 720 of 1921, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 281 & Howard Baker Easter Omnibus 1978. ALL FOOLS’ DAY AT ST. JIM’S, Gem 164 of 1911, by Martin Clifford [CMD]. ALL FOR DOLLY'S SAKE, The School Friend 2nd series 124 of 1927 by Hilda Richards. ALL GUSSY’S FAULT (Drake & Rodney on the Benbow), Story, page 128, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1921, by Martin Clifford. ALL HANDS TO THE PUMPS, Plate, page 80, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, by Anon. ALL HIS OWN FAULT, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 103 of 1928, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ALL IN SEARCH OF MABS, The School Friend 2nd series 203 of 1929 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL LOVELL’S FAULT!, Boy’s Friend 1131 of 1923, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 138. ALL LOVELL’S FAULT, Boy’s Friend 1206 of 1924, by Owen Conquest. ALL ON HIS OWN, Gems 748 – 769 serial story, by Duncan Storm. ALL SERENE! Greyfriars Herald 2nd series 26 of 1920, by Owen Conquest, reprinted in Gem 1614 ALL SQUARE, Boy’s Friend 1231 of 1925, by Owen Conquest. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 31 of 1926, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR, The School Friend 2nd series 70 of 1926 by Hilda Richards. ALL THE FUN OF THE FIFTH, Magnet 1238 of 1931, by Frank Richards. Sir Hilton Popper chases a sneak thief, Alfred ‘Erbert Parker into Greyfriars, but the thief manages to hide Popper’s wallet in a guy of Inky made by Temple & Co. before being captured. Protesting his innocence, he has to be freed. Bunter looks for the wallet and believes Temple & Co. to be hiding it in the woodshed, telling Loder of his suspicions. Loder investigates that night, only to find and bash up the guy, and then accidentally frighten off Mr Parker. The following day the Famous Five investigate, catch Mr Parker in the act of retrieving the wallet, capture him and the wallet, and destroy the guy. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 66 & Schoolboys Own Library 252. “ALL THE WINNERS”, Gem 457 of 1916, by Martin Clifford. ALL THROUGH BAGGY, Gem 655 of 1920, by Martin Clifford [SEA]. ALL THROUGH BESSIE'S BOASTING, The School Friend 2nd series 111 of 1927 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL THROUGH BUNTER, Magnet 1082 of 1928, by Frank Richards. Bunter opens a letter for Carboy from Dick Holroyd at Oldcroft, and decides to meet him in Carboy’s place, to pay him back for a practical joke. Bunter, using Wharton’s name, tells Holroyd that Carboy is completely unpopular, and that the reasons for his leaving Oldcroft are to be investigated. Holroyd goes on to Greyfriars, and Carboy accuses Wharton of opening his letter until Bunter explains. Carboy later rescues Wharton from a Highcliffe rag to restore good feeling. When Mr Quelch receives a reply from his letter to Oldcroft, it transpires that Holroyd had owned up to the practical joke Carboy had been forced out for, and Carboy is free to return to his old school. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 23 & Schoolboys Own Library 205. ALL THROUGH BUNTER, Magnet 1106 of 1929, by Frank Richards. Myron Polk arranges for a gunman to take a pot-shot at Wharton on the set, but is hit himself. Meanwhile, Bunter uses his ventriloquism to leave the location set at Jack Rabbit Canyon and go and stay back at the Long Beach boarding house in comfort. Polk arranges for Slick Wilson to kidnap Wharton from the guest house, but Bunter, foraging for food from the larder gets in the way and arrested by mistake by Peter Carter. However, Bunter discovers a fake car is being sent to kidnap Wharton under the pretence of having been sent by Mr Fish, and Mr Carter at last manages to arrest Slick Wilson. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 21 & Schoolboys Own Library 223. ALL THROUGH BUNTER, Magnet 1311 of 1933, by Frank Richards. Bunter wrecks Wharton’s armchair and persuades him to replace it with General Parkinson’s chair, under the mistaken belief that Mr Lazarus was selling it cheaply. When the chair is wrecked as Bunter tries to steal it with Coker’s innocent help, General Parkinson’s lost pearls are discovered hidden inside, and the reward pays for Mr Lazarus’s bill and the chair to be repaired. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 13, Schoolboys Own Library 403 & Billy Bunter's Picture Book 1967. ALL THROUGH BUNTER, Page 43, The Billy Bunter Picture Book (1967), by Frank Richards. Reprinted from M 1311. ALL THROUGH HER VANITY, The School Friend 2nd series 66 of 1926 by Hilda Richards. ALL THROUGH PONGO, Gem 1142 of 1930, by Martin Clifford [FW]. ALL TO PLEASE BARBARA, The School Friend 2nd series 212 of 1929 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL (Felgate), Glendenning’s Book of Sport for Boys 1962 (1961), by Frank Richards. ALLIANCE OF THREE, THE, Gems 180 – 186 serial story, by Anon. ALMOST IN A TWINKLING OF AN EYE, THE CANOE CAPSIZED, Plate, page 240, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1920, by Anon. ALONE AT MORCOVE, Schoolgirls Own Library 689 of 1939 by Marjorie Stanton [HP], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own 468-472 ALONE IN THE CIRCUS, Schoolgirls Own Library 218 of 1929 by Enid Earle, reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1927 ALONZO IN THE LIMELIGHT, Picture, page 158, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, by C.H. Chapman. ALONZO THE ATHLETE, Magnet 785 of 1923, by Frank Richards [FGC]. Uncle Benjamin sends Alonzo money and books to pursue a course of physical culture. Meanwhile the Remove football XI meet Courtfield Council School; and despite the unsportsmanlike play of two new recruits, Brooker and Climpson, Courtfield manage to force a draw and impress Alderman Moore, who has offered a subsidy of 100 pounds for the best amateur team in Courtfield. Brooker and Climpson set up their own XI, the Crusaders, to gain the prize, and try and recruit Peter Todd, who refuses. Meanwhile Skinner tampers with Alonzo’s tonic, making him temporarily strong [cf. M 905 and M 1344-1348]. When Alonzo is ragged by Brooker & Co. Peter enlists in their team and then substitutes Alonzo, so the Crusaders lose to Courtfield Council School, who then win the 100 pounds. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 95. ALONZO THE CLOWN, Comets 223 – 227 (25.10.1952 - 22.11.1952), by Frank Richards. ALONZO THE FOOTBALLER, Magnet 161 of 1911, by Frank Richards. Loder suspects Alonzo Todd of drinking. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 56. ALONZO THE GREAT, Magnet 129 of 1910, by Frank Richards. Mr Quelch is in a bad mood and gives out lines to most of the form, who play up as a consequence. Bulstrode plots to discredit Mr Quelch by complaining to the Head about excessive numbers of lines given out, but Wharton and his pals decide to do their lines anyway. When Bulstrode tells Mr Quelch he wants to appeal to the Head, unfortunately Alonzo blurts out Bulstrode’s real motives, and it all comes to naught. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 52 & Schoolboys Own Library 77. ALONZO THE GREAT, Schoolboy’s Own Library 77 (1928), by Frank Richards. Reprinted from Magnets 129, 132. ALONZO THE GREAT, Magnet 1345 of 1933, by Frank Richards. Having accidentally helped Bunter steal Coker’s feast, Alonzo sets off for tea with Professor Sparkinson with both Bunter and Coker on his trail. Coker wants to give him a hiding, whilst Bunter wants to gatecrash tea. Professor Sparkinson gives Alonzo the crimson elixir of strength, whilst his inventions keep Bunter without. Upon leaving, Alonzo takes some of the elixir and beats Bunter. He then rescues Coker from two footpads, Cadger and Beaky Bill. He gets back to Greyfriars where Peter Todd is waiting to give him a batting, but Alonzo manages to turn the tables due to his new strength. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 20 & Schoolboys Own Library 385. ALONZO THE GREAT, Howard Baker Magnet Edition 20 (1973), by Frank Richards. Reprints Magnets 1341-1342 and 1344-1348 of 1933. ALONZO THE SLOGGER, Magnet 905 of 1925, by Frank Richards [SRS]. Alonzo wants to be the Greyfriars’ representative in the Public Schools’ Junior Boxing Championship. When he is refused, he has doubts about his prowess, and sends off for Skinnem’s Staminoid Syrup. This boosts his strength and confidence to such an extent that he cheeks Quelch in class, thrashes Loder for bullying, starts a boxing class, and beats Trumper in a fair fight. He is entered in the boxing contest, but his strength goes when in the ring against Tom Merry. It transpires that the syrup was actually a horse tonic in the wrong bottle. (cf. Professor’s Sparkinson’s elixir in M 1344-1348) Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 85. ALONZO'S AGENCY, Magnet 618 of 1919, by Frank Richards [FGC]. Alonzo meets a drunken clergyman, the Reverend Jeremiah Slagg, who persuades him to collect subscriptions for the Cannibals’ Conversion Society. Meeting no luck at Greyfriars, Alonzo gains 10 shillings from Uncle Benjamin. Trying to increase this, Alonzo buys a box of goods with Fish to sell on commission, but the goods are shoddy, and their few customers rag them. The Head learns of this and sends the good back, and informs the police of Rev. Slagg, who turns out to be Parson Pete, a wanted conman who is arrested. Reprinted in Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1984. ALONZO’S AILMENTS, Poem, page 73, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1932, by Anon. [GRS]. ALONZO’S JOY RIDE, Picture, page 152, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1928, by C. H. Chapman. ALONZO’S LITTLE GAME, Magnet 139 of 1910, by Frank Richards. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 53. ALONZO'S MARVELLOUS MIXTURE, Magnet 319 of 1914, by Frank Richards. Wun Lung substitutes a quack cold cure with Gosling's rum, which is then drunk by Alonzo. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 69. ALONZO’S PLOT, Magnet 132 of 1910, by Frank Richards. Bulstrode plots revenge against Mr Quelch by persuading Alonzo to act as secret matchmaker between Mr Quelch and Miss Primrose. Loder tries to swindle Ionides in a bet, by getting the result by telegram before placing the bet. Wharton spoofs PC Tozer into believing he is a thief by pretending to steal a football, to show him up for harassment of Greyfriars boys. Miss Primrose meets Mr Quelch in the Head’s Summer House, to their mutual embarrassment, and Loder’s plot is inadvertently exposed by Alonzo Todd. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 52 & Schoolboys Own Library 77. ALSO RAN, AN, Boy’s Friend 1269 of 1925, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 380. ALWAYS A GIPSY GIRL, Schoolgirls Own Library 162 of 1928 by Joan Vincent [RSK], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own of 1926 ALWAYS IN THE WAY, Schoolgirls Own Library 148 of 1927 by Louise Essex [LI], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1925 ALWAYS IN THE WRONG, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 410 of 1923, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ALWAYS IN THE WRONG, Schoolgirls Own Library 195 of 1929 by Elise Probyn [JEM], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1927 AMATEUR COOKS, THE, Magnet 44 of 1908, by Frank Richards. The Removites go skating on the Sark, where Hurree Singh knocks Carberry flying by accident. Bunter proposes a Christmas Pudding competition with the prize being the silver in the puddings. Only three puddings are eventually made, as most of the form eat their ingredients. To get brandy for the pudding Wharton and Cherry visit the Red Cow and are caught by Carberry, though luckily the Head believes their visit is for an innocent purpose. Herbert Mimble then tries to steal the silver from the Co.’s pudding. None of the puddings are a success as Desmond forgot to put sugar and spice in his, Wun Lung put Worcester sauce in Russell’s and the Co. all added extra ingredients to theirs; so the form spend the silver on Mrs Mimble’s Christmas puddings for a feast. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 13, Schoolboys Own Library 43 & Gems 1554-5. AMATEUR DETECTIVE, THE, Gem 608 of 1919, by Martin Clifford. AMATEUR ROGUE, THE, Magnet 1201 of 1931, by Frank Richards. Tatters has to do a French exercise again as Bunter destroys the first attempt. Rushing to Cliff House afterwards he meets Ponsonby & Co. who rag him. M. Charpentier’s 5,000 franc note goes missing and Tatters is suspected, having been the last junior in Mossoo’s study, but when his belongings are searched nothing is found. Inky has suspected Carne of framing Tatters, as he is under an obligation to Rackstraw, and puts the note back in Mossoo’s study. The Famous Five then constantly rag Carne to let him know any future plots against Tatters will be exposed. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 19 & Schoolboys Own Library 267. AMATEUR ROGUE, THE, Schoolboy’s Own Library 267 (1936), by Frank Richards. Reprinted from Magnets 1201-1203. AMAZEMENT ISLAND, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 33 of 1916, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AMAZING BUNTER, THE, Magnet 573 of 1919, by Frank Richards [JNP]. Wally falls in with some of the Courtfield boys and gets the better of them in a rag. Later, he tries to join in their game of football, but they rag him and lock him in a boxroom at their school. Wally escapes and is discovered by Mr Legge, their teacher. He refuses to explain his presence, so Mr Legge takes him to Dr Locke. Meanwhile, Snoop discovers what has happened, and persuades the instigators, Montgomery, Wayward and Dicky Brown to own up. Wally’s potential punishment is rescinded, and his refusal to sneak raises him in his form fellows’ estimation. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 90. AMAZING CASE OF THE LOST EXPLORER, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 62 of 1916, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AMAZING INHERITANCE, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 354 of 1922, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 369. AMAZING MATCH, AN, Boy’s Friend 1129 of 1923, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 138. AMAZING MR. SMITH, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 456 of 1924, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AMAZING NEW BOY!, THE, Boy’s Friend 1088 of 1922, by Owen Conquest. AMAZING NEW MASTER, THE, Boy’s Friend 1030 of 1921, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 76. AMAZING PROCEEDINGS OF TIMOTHY TUPPER, THE, Story, page 49, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1940, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted from BF 1194 cf. Gosling in M 617. AMAZING QUEEN, THE, Schoolgirls Own Library 38 of 1924 by Joan Vincent [RSK], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own of 1923 AMAZING SCHOOLBOY, THE, Nugget 3d Library 49, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted from Boy's Realm 37-38,41-44. AMBUSHED, Plate, page 200, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1927, by Anon. AMBUSHING UNCLE PETER, Boy’s Friend 1282 of 1926, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 392. AMEER'S PRISONERS, THE, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 120 of 1928, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AMERICA BOUND, Gem 1297 of 1932, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted from Gem 2nd series 46. AMONG THE REDSKINS, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 998 of 1920, by Martin Clifford. AMONG THE TREETOPS, Story, page 75, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1927, by Clive Fenn. ANAGRAMS, Puzzle, page 180, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1931, by Anon. ANANIAS OF THE REMOVE, THE, Magnet 1518 of 1937, by Frank Richards. Bunter is caned by Mr Quelch for untruthfulness and not doing his lines, and takes Quelch’s broken watch chain to hide it and so pay Quelch out. Meanwhile the Famous Five visit Highcliffe to see Courtenay, and Ponsonby causes trouble to the extent that Courtenay gets 500 lines and the Famous Five are sent away by Mr Mobbs. Later Bunter runs into Ponsonby who rags him, discovers the watch chain and keeps it. Later Ponsonby is thrashed by Courtenay for causing trouble, and determines to frame Courtenay for the theft of the watch chain in revenge, frightening Bunter to keep him quiet. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 37. ANCIENT HISTORY, Article, page 227, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1923, by Anon. Reprinted in Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1978. ANCIENT HOUSE BURGLARY, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 182 of 1918, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 4 & The Popular 2nd series 504-522. ANCIENTS OF GREYFRIARS, THE Greyfriars Herald 2nd series 22 of 1920, by Frank Richards (Greyfriars story) ANGEL OF THE FOURTH, Magnet 546 of 1918, by Frank Richards. In which Angel arrives at Greyfriars in style, claiming acquaintance with Vernon-Smith, and is recognised by Vivian. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 92 & Schoolboys Own Library 137. ANN OF THE FERRY, Serial in The School Friend 2nd series ? of 1925 by Mildred Gordon, Reprinted in Schoolgirls’ Own Library 120 ANN OF THE FERRY, Schoolgirls Own Library 120 of 1927 by Mildred Gordon, reprinted from School Friend of 1925 ANNE O’ SMUGGLER’S HOUSE, Schoolgirls Own Library 266 of 1930 by Muriel Holden [RRJ], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own of 1929 ANNE OF PHANTOM MANOR, Schoolgirls Own Library 562 of 1936 by Muriel Holden [RRJ], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own of 1935 ANSWERS TO KORRESPONDANTS, Billy Bunter’s Annual, page 192, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1927, by Billy Bunter. ANYONE SEEN OUR GRUNDY?, Gem 1029 of 1927, by Martin Clifford [SEA]. APRIL FOOLS, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 252 of 1920, by Edwy Searles Brooks. APRIL FOOLS ALL, Magnet 321 of 1914, by Frank Richards [ESB]. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 70 & Popular 2nd series 272. APRIL FOOLS ALL, Gem 947 of 1926, by Martin Clifford [GRS]. APRIL FOOLS AT ROOKWOOD, Boy’s Friend 1243 of 1925, by Owen Conquest. AQUITANIA, THE, Plate, page 240, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1921, by Anon. ARABS OF EL SAFRA, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 183 of 1918, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 4 & The Popular 2nd series 504-522. ARABS OF EL SAFRA, THE, Popular 2/516 of 1928 by Edwy Searles Brooks, reprinted from Nelson Lee Library 1st series 178-185 ARCHIE HOWELL’S RETURN, Magnet 655 of 1920, by Frank Richards [GRS]. ARCHIE IN CHINATOWN, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 362 of 1922, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 372. ARCHIE THE SPENDTHRIFT, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 57 of 1931, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S AWAKENING, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 136 of 1932, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S AWFUL ANCESTOR, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 493 of 1924, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S AWFUL AUNT, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 31 of 1930, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S CHRISTMAS PARTY, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 152 of 1932, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1984. ARCHIE'S EASTER PICNIC, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 514 of 1925, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S LANCASHIRE LASS, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 164 of 1929, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S NEW VALET, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 41 of 1930, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARCHIE'S PANTOMIME FAIRY, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 395 of 1922, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 393. ARIZONA GOLD QUEST, THE, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 171 of 1929, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARM OF THE LAW, THE, Story, page 217, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1928, by Martin Clifford. ARMISTICE AT ST. FRANK'S, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 406 of 1923, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 402 ARMISTICE DAY AT ST. FRANK'S, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 440 of 1923, by Edwy Searles Brooks ARMISTICE DAY AT ST. FRANK'S, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 80 of 1927, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARMS OF MORPHEUS, THE, Page 31, The Billy Bunter Picture Book (1967), by C. H. Chapman. AROUND GREYFRIARS, Picture, page 44, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1932, by C. H. Chapman. AROUND GREYFRIARS, Poem, page 107, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1934, by Anon. AROUND GREYFRIARS, Page 100, The Billy Bunter Picture Book (1967), by Greyfriars Rhymester. AROUND ROOKWOOD, Poem, page 37, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1934, by Anon. [GRS]. AROUND ST. JIM’S, Poem, page 186, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1934, by Anon. [GRS]. ARRESTED FOR TREASON!, Article, page 112, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1930, by Anon. ARRESTED SCHOOLBOY, THE, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 178 of 1929, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ARRIVAL OF WILLIAM WIBLEY, THE, Greyfriars Book Club 70 (1986), limited to 300 copies, by Frank Richards, Reprints Magnets 320-325 of 1914. ARTFUL DODGER, THE, Magnet 163 of 1911, by Frank Richards. Bunter tries to capitalise on his previous memory loss [M 160] by losing it again. Unfortunately no-one is convinced apart from Marjorie Hazeldene and Alonzo, who offers to hit Bunter on the head with Gosling’s coke hammer to restore his memory. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 56. ARTFUL DODGER, THE, Magnet 582 of 1919, by Frank Richards. Wally, masquerading as Billy at Greyfriars, tries to avoid seeing Bessie Bunter, who plans to visit the school on her way to stay with an aunt. Wally is ragged by the form and kept within gates so that he will have to see her. However, he finally manages to persuade Snoop to meet her at the station to keep her away from Greyfriars, and feed her, and repay the money Billy owes her. This was Bessie’s first appearance, and leads to Snoop eventually knowing the truth about Wally’s impersonation. The first appearance of Bessie Bunter. (The first issue of The Schoolfriend appeared on 17.5.1919). Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 90. ARTFUL DODGER, THE, Magnet 1142 of 1930, by Frank Richards. Christmas at Wharton Lodge. Bunter is rescued from the river by a mysterious stranger after having broken through the ice; and takes to his bed to play the invalid, until given a drastic cure by Bob Cherry as “Dr Robert”. The Co. sneak off early to Cherry Place, where Dr and Mrs Locke are also guests, to leave Bunter behind still asleep. Bunter works out where they have gone and follows in a taxi, arriving in time to interrupt the Courtfield Cracksman burgling Major Cherry’s safe. For this he is allowed to stay, and his taxi fare paid. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volumes 4a, 5 & Schoolboys Own Library 355. ARTFUL DODGER, THE, Poem, page 20, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1934, Frank Nugent [GRS]. ARTFUL DODGER, THE, Gem 1566 of 1938, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted from Gem 980. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS’ ALLY, Gem 471 of 1917, by Martin Clifford [JNP]. ARTHUR AUGUSTUS’S CHRISTMAS PARTY, Page 96, Tom Merry’s Own (1950), by Martin Clifford. ARTHUR REDFERN’S VOW, BFL 1/494 of 1920 by Hamilton, Charles, reprinted from Boys' Realm ARTHUR’S AUNT!, Boy’s Friend 984 of 1920, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 68. ARTHUR’S COUSIN, Boy’s Friend 985 of 1920, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 68. ARTHUR’S UNCLE, Boy’s Friend 983 of 1920, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 68. "AS YOU WERE" AT ST. FRANK'S, Nelson Lee Library 3rd series 29 of 1930, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ASHAMED OF HER FATHER!, The School Friend 1st series 53 of 1920 by Hilda Richards [RSK]. ASHAMED OF HER MOTHER, The School Friend 1st series 276 of 1924 by Hilda Richards. ASHAMED OF HER SCHOOL, Schoolgirls Own Library 116 of 1927 by Ada Crundall [CLP] ASHAMED OF HERSELF, The School Friend 2nd series 197 of 1928 by Hilda Richards [ELR]. ASHAMED OF HIS FATHER, Magnet 188 of 1911, by Frank Richards. Henry Hopkins arrives at Greyfriars calling himself Cecil Leigh, a snob trying to hide the fact that his father is a publican. He is exposed and finds it hard to live down the mockery of the meaner elements of the Remove.(cf. Algernon de Vere in Magnets 749-752, Bishop in Gem 201 & Vavasour in Gem 265). Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 58. ASHAMED OF HIS NAME, Gem 265 of 1913, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1455. ASHAMED OF HIS SISTER, Gem 201 of 1911, by Martin Clifford. ASHES OF TEST CRICKET, THE, Page 279, Tom Merry’s Annual (1949), by Reg Clark. ASKING FOR THE SACK (Oakshott), Schoolboy’s Own Library 371 (1939), by Charles Hamilton. Reprinted from Modern Boy 479-484. ASKING FOR TROUBLE, Magnet 973 of 1926, by Frank Richards. Vernon-Smith is bounced into making a £10 bet on the Remove football match with the Upper Fourth with Angel, and chucked out of the footer team. Angel gets friendly with Hazel and takes him gambling to the Cross Keys, where Hazel ends up owing Angel £4 and giving Banks an IOU for £6. Angel offers to keep Banks sweet and forget about his own debt if Hazel will let in goals in the match, to make sure of winning his bet with Smithy. Smithy intervenes and pays off Banks, so the Remove beat the Fourth, and Hazel then fights Angel for his blackmail attempt. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 78. AT BAY, Story, page 193, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1924, by Clive Fenn. AT BAY, Plate, page 40, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1928, by Anon. AT CLOSE QUARTERS, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 947 of 1919, by Martin Clifford. AT DEAD OF NITE, Greyfriars Herald 2nd series 55 of 1920, by Billy Bunter AT FIGGINS’ EXPENSE, Gem 643 of 1920, by Martin Clifford [ELR]. AT GRIPS WITH THE GRAMMARIANS, Gem 263 of 1913, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1451. AT GRIPS WITH THE REDMEN, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 173 of 1929, by Edwy Searles Brooks. AT GRIPS WITH THE SIXTH, Boy’s Friend 1009 of 1920, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 198. AT HALF TIDE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 52 of 1916, by Edwy Searles Brooks [GHT]. AT LOGGERHEADS AT SCHOOL, Schoolgirls Own Library 170 of 1928 by Joan Inglesant [ELR] AT MORCOVE TO CHEAT ANOTHER, Schoolgirls Own Library 342 of 1932 by Marjorie Stanton [HP], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own 200-206 AT MORCOVE UNDER GUARD, Schoolgirls Own Library 487 of 1935 by Marjorie Stanton [HP], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Own 270-274 AT SCHOOL - TO BE TESTED!, Schoolgirls Own Library 68 of 1925 by Eileen McKeay [ELM] AT SCHOOL AGAINST HER WILL, Schoolgirls Own Library 104 of 1926 by Ruth Maxwell [JGJ] AT SCHOOL AND FORGOTTEN, Schoolgirls Own Library 174 of 1928 by Mildred Gordon AT SCHOOL FOR A FORTUNE, Schoolgirls Own Library 251 of 1930 by Enid Earle, reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1928 AT SCHOOL IN A PRINCESS’ PLACE, Schoolgirls Own Library 500 of 1935 by Joan Inglesant [ELR] AT SCHOOL IN ANOTHER’S PLACE, Schoolgirls Own Library 272 of 1930 by Mildred Gordon AT SCHOOL IN THE HIGHLANDS, Schoolgirls Own Library 580 of 1937 by Joy Phillips AT SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH SEAS, Schoolgirls Own Library 703 of 1939 by Elizabeth Chester [ELR], reprinted from School Girl of 1937 AT SCHOOL TO FIND HER SISTER, Schoolgirls Own Library 216 of 1929 by Ruth Maxwell [JGJ] AT SCHOOL TO GUARD A MADCAP, Schoolgirls Own Library 636 of 1938 by Ruth Maxwell [JGJ] AT SCHOOL TO HIDE HERSELF, Schoolgirls Own Library 188 of 1929 by Ruth Maxwell [JGJ] AT SCHOOL TO KEEP HER QUIET, Schoolgirls Own Library 301 of 1931 by Enid Earle, reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1929 AT SCHOOL TO PROTECT HER SISTER, Schoolgirls Own Library 296 of 1931 by Joan Inglesant [ELR] AT SCHOOL TO PROTECT HER SISTER, Schoolgirls Own Library 628 of 1938 by Margery Marriott [LPS] AT SCHOOL TO REFORM, Schoolgirls Own Library 196 of 1929 by Mary Ellen Shirley [DMD] AT SCHOOL TO RIGHT A WRONG, Schoolgirls Own Library 720 of 1940 by Joan Inglesant [ELR] AT SCHOOL TO TRACE HER SISTER, Schoolgirls Own Library 472 of 1935 by Helen Gibbons [WG] AT SCHOOL UNDER A FALSE NAME, Schoolgirls Own Library 365 of 1932 by Ruth Maxwell [JGJ], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1930 AT SCHOOL WITH A SECRET!, Serial in The School Friend 1st series 217-? of 1923 by Joan Vincent [RSK], Reprinted in Schoolgirls’ Own Library 42 AT SCHOOL WITH A SECRET, Schoolgirls Own Library 42 of 1924 by Joan Vincent [RSK], reprinted from School Friend of 1923 AT SCHOOL WITH HER RIVAL’S NAME, Schoolgirls Own Library 432 of 1934 by Elsie Trevor [LC] AT SCHOOL WITHOUT A NAME, Schoolgirls Own Library 589 of 1937 by Margery Marriott [LPS], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1936 AT THE CROSSROADS, Plate, page 40, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1927, by Anon. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, Gem 295 of 1913, by Martin Clifford. Reprinted in Gem 1467. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 1018 of 1920, by Martin Clifford. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, Boy’s Friend 1099 of 1922, by Owen Conquest. Reprinted in Schoolboys Own Library 104. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, The School Friend 1st series 297 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR, Magnet 1420 of 1935, by Frank Richards. Jack Drake and Bunter are staying with the Famous Five at Cherry Place. Bunter manages to save Drake from being abducted by Jimmy the Fox, after Drake to trade off with Ferrers Locke for the Dandy, and considers himself a hero. He then gets a phone call allegedly from Mauleverer Towers inviting him to stay, and sets off in a hired car the next day. Actually he is kidnapped by Jenkins and Biter, and a trunk containing Jimmy the Fox, posing as Bunter’s luggage, delivered to Cherry Place. Jimmy the Fox puts Drake into the trunk to be called for, but Bunter manages to escape from the kidnappers and return in time to foil the plot. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 33. AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR (Lyn Strong & Bobolobo), Page 72, Billy Bunter’s Own (1960), by Charles Hamilton. AT THE END OF HIS TETHER, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 156 of 1918, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Nelson Lee Library 4th series 17. AT THE END OF HIS TETHER, Magnet 1002 of 1927, by Frank Richards. Redwing finally leaves Greyfriars as a result of Vernon-Smith’s feud with Paul Dallas. It seems that Redwing is finally made aware of the original source of his scholarship (ie. Mr Vernon-Smith); but he had originally known of this back in 1918 [M 556]. Dallas is about to expelled, framed for an offence committed by Vernon-Smith; but comes to Ferrers Locke’s rescue when attacked by an ex-convict. In return Locke clears his name at Greyfriars. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 6 & Schoolboys Own Library 173. AT THE GATES OF AFRICA, Popular 2/526 of 1929 by Edwy Searles Brooks, reprinted from Nelson Lee Library 1st series 213-220 AT THE GOLD-DIGGINGS, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 1040 of 1921, by Martin Clifford. AT THE STROKE OF FOUR, The School Friend 1st series 155 of 1922 by Hilda Richards. AT WAR WITH GREYFRIARS, Magnet 395 of 1915, by Frank Richards. During Gosling’s temporary absence to visit a relative wounded in the war, Ponsonby masquerades as Mr Bunn, a temporary porter, to make the Remove’s life a misery until finally exposed. Reprinted in Greyfriars Book Club volume 83. AT WAR WITH GREYFRIARS, Greyfriars Book Club 83 (1988), limited to 200 copies, by Frank Richards, Reprints Magnets 394-399 of 1915. AT WAR WITH HIGHCLIFFE, Schoolboy’s Own Library 117 (1930), by Frank Richards. Reprinted from Magnets 138, 311. AT WAR WITH THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Gem 1039 of 1928, by Martin Clifford [FGC]. ATLANTIC FLYERS AT ST. FRANK'S, Nelson Lee Library 2nd series 109 of 1928, by Edwy Searles Brooks. ATTACK BY PIRATES? … ,AN, B&W photo plate, page 16, Billy Bunter’s Own (1954), by Anon. ATTACK ON THE BITTER CREEK STAGE, THE, Plate, page 40, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1924, by Anon. AU REVOIR, Poem, page 360, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1925, by Dick Penfold [GRS]. AU REVOIR, Poem, page 254, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1936, by The Editor. AU REVOIR!, Poem, page 255, Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1937, by The Editor. AUGUSTA TURNS THE TABLES, The School Friend 2nd series 180 of 1928 by Hilda Richards. AUGUSTA'S GREAT MISTAKE, The School Friend 2nd series 10 of 1925 by Hilda Richards. AUGUSTA'S TRUST, The School Friend 1st series 165 of 1922 by Hilda Richards. AUNT JUDY AT GREYFRIARS, Magnet 1324 of 1933, by Frank Richards. Bunter throws tarts through Prout’s window to hide them, having just pinched them from Cherry, but they hit Prout and Bunter gets the cane. Later Bunter asks Prout for the tarts back and is caned again. To get his own back he leaves a message, “Prout is a cheaky beest”, in his study. Coker finds the message, and is about to dispose of it when Prout arrives. Assuming it is Coker’s, Prout takes him to Dr Locke, and Coker is expelled. Aunt Judy turns up for tea, discovers what has happened and asks Wharton to help. He realises Coker didn’t understand that Prout suspected him of writing Bunter’s message, and manages to clear the matter up. Reprinted in Greyfriars Holiday Annual 1978. AUNT JUDY COMES TO STAY, Magnet 895 of 1925, by Frank Richards [FGC]. Aunt Judy is coming to tea and Coker enlists the help of the Famous Five to refurbish his study. Unfortunately she turns up as Coker is being ragged, and decides to stay a few days to look after him. That night Skinner convinces Aunt Judy to make Coker wear a night-cap, but the Famous Five sneak in later and glue it to his head. Miss Coker goes out and is robbed by Nolan, a rascally estate agent who had tried to sell her a piece of worthless land. Meanwhile, Wibley dresses up as Aunt Judy and takes the Famous Five to tea with Coker, until the imposture is discovered, upon which he flees. He falls in with Nolan and his confederates, who think he is Aunt Judy, and manages to recover Miss Coker’s wallet and bring the criminals to justice. Reprinted in Howard Baker Magnet volume 86. AUSTRALIA TO THE RESCUE, Gem 646 of 1920, by Martin Clifford [GRS]. AUSTRALIAN WONDER, THE, Nelson Lee Library 1st series 312 of 1921, by Edwy Searles Brooks. Reprinted in Monster Library 9 & Schoolboys Own Library 342. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FRANK RICHARDS, THE, Published by Cassell 1952, by Frank Richards. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FRANK RICHARDS, THE (MEMORIAL EDITION), Published by Cassell 1962, by Frank Richards. AUTOGRAPH ANNE’S AMBITION, Schoolgirls Own Library 523 of 1936 by Margery Marriott [LPS], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1934 AUTOGRAPH ANNE’S SECRET TASK, Schoolgirls Own Library 650 of 1938 by Margery Marriott [LPS], reprinted from Schoolgirls’ Weekly of 1937 AWAY WESTWARD, (Cedar Creek) Boys Friend 951 of 1919, by Martin Clifford. AWFUL FOR AUBREY (School for Slackers), Page 102, Billy Bunter’s Own (1959), by Charles Hamilton. AWFUL THRASHFULNESS, THE Greyfriars Herald 1st series 11 of 1916, by Hurree Singh (Greyfriars story) AWKWARD SITUATION, AN, Boy’s Friend 1227 of 1924, by Owen Conquest. |
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