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    • A PROMISING COMMENCEMENT.
    • "A NEW WAY-TO PAY OLD DEBTS,"
    • BEYOND AJOJCE.
    • A REAL TRAGIC ACTRESS.
    • NIPPED IN THE BUD.
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      January I, 1870.] The Tomahawk. 3 _

      January i , 1870 . ] THE TOMAHAWK . 3 _

      A Promising Commencement.

      A PROMISING COMMENCEMENT .

      J New Therefore The Regulati Army An Ons...

      j new therefore The regulati Army an ons Control interesting are supposed Warrant fact to to has be note in been full that promul working on the gated 1 order occasion , and . It the is of , the Royal arrival Artillery and , at . children on Portsmouth its return were , thrust from a few forei into days gn three service back , rooms , of , sixty a bri of -five gade limited men , women sam O size CXlllV , e quarters U , , for , aught " pending h / VAlVtUA we J , know " as W » fcJ the VJ . to * V authorities MUWUV the contrary ^ iWlWw would IT VU , are 1 U say vJ still M <^ , " in other ^ VAAWJ the

      arrangements Really , if such . " a disgraceful disregard of every feeling of system decency the and sooner humanity we go is back to be to a the leading old regulation feature s the better new . proper In this , provision case there for was the no men possibl and women e excuse on for their the arrival absence . of The a mouth day and hour at been which they we were eks before due was so well it cannot known at be P for orts a - ' moment , pretended WbVliUCU that tlXC the fcAAW CilX ^ , of KJM . a bri MJ . gade € of VJ . artillery fcAlJ 1

      LM . L \ JM . klS ^ ± M . % r ^/ X . » . | , appearance < ajLS £ SWClA U C & Xg « UV « Ml - ^ . ^ and was their a surprise schemes . We just hear now a but good here deal is of a case " military in which reformers if there " quarters is to be . any Will real Mr reform . Cardwell , , it tell must us emanate who he is direct going from to , dismiss headfor amongst a piece the of bung mismanagement ling stupidities so gross it and as the to dishonest Be remarkable neglect even of duty soldier of is those entrusted to who ? m the welfare of the unfortunate British 1

      "A New Way-To Pay Old Debts,"

      "A NEW WAY-TO PAY OLD DEBTS , "

      Have The Inaugurated Wrexham A Board New...

      have The inaugurated Wrexham a Board new system of Guardians for taking ( where care of is paup Wrexham er chil ?) - three dren . shilling They s have a week decided per head on " to farming the be " nevolentl them at the y-disposed rate of parishioners sonable but . At m first ane si ght for this we appears have recentl to' be not read onl y a much reaof the horrible cruelty to which , pauper children y are exposed within taken in the walls cared of the workhouse by private ,, that individual the idea s of of sympathetic these being dians dians tastes is however however quite refreshing unfortunatel tmfnrfcunatel . v The let let tariff us us into into of the a a secret secret Wrexham - . The The Guar three three - , , y

      age shillings of , 13 a , week but , after is to that be pai the d for money children given until is onl they y to reach be two the shillings . To use a vulgarism , " the change is to be taken are out " thirteen of the unfortunate , are , as the youngsters price of the themselves previous support , who , directl , to become y they during the adapted creature t it ^ ir may s earlier of be those to years keep who . down have Such the had a regulation local the looking poor , rate however after , is not th well em in accorda allowed nce to pass with u the nchallenged spirit of . It time is too , and ridiculous will scarcel that the be years slave trade back , , should which , cost in 1870 millions , be re to abolish ed in the in our very colonies heart ( we some will We assume leave Wrexham the matter to be in Mr somewhere . Goschen thereabouts ' s hands . ) of this country .

      Beyond Ajojce.

      BEYOND AJOJCE .

      Contemporaries Certainl Dr. Temple Y Bee...

      contemporaries certainl Dr . Temple y been , made ' have s appointment exhausted the most all of to that by the the could Bishopric penny be said -a of -liners about Exeter . him Our has ; the tions sayings of his and more doings matured of his youth have have been been dul revealed chronicled , the and achis a little present more position advanced has -than been years the carefull resth y a denned s even . y * n But e so one far paper as , to , fi a nd report him that a wife the . Bishop A few days elect back was about the , Exeter to be Gazette go married published to Lady Mary Feilding . The report , we should add , was utterly devoid

      press of of foundation foundation , and required : , but hut it it an nevertheless nevertheless immense amount was was cop cotriouslv of iousl contradiction y cop cooied ied b bv before y th thee " ment the say mistake against discussed Dr was . to Temp rectified the le fullest . being " Now extent written , although we about think we , and have the his new nothing appoint to - should himself put is by a limit this time to their so fully chatter accustomed . , We daresay to see the himself new spapers . praised Bishop and censured , extolled and condemned , that he is not much

      Contemporaries Certainl Dr. Temple Y Bee...

      drag affected before by what the public , is printed the name of him of ; but a lady it is who altogether is not and unfair pro to - least bably , it does is ungallant not wish to to . becom couple e together a public the character names . of two To say peop the le however honourable both names may be . If a Bishop were not , us a man e of a horsewhi peace , who we is cannot supposed think to that be unacquainted the mistake would with have the m been ake made such amends ; but p as , as he is , be we in call their upon our for contemporaries the commission to of an act of indecent absurdity may . power

      A Real Tragic Actress.

      A REAL TRAGIC ACTRESS .

      Much There Reality Is . A Good Those Dea...

      much There reality is . a good Those deal things of realism which on should the be stage illusory now , are but real not , and what should be real is too often illusory . Real tragic actors the of either muscles sex without are very the scarce brains . We of traged have striders y ; but those and b awlers and — internal women on passion the stage , may , be who numbered have any on power one ' s of fingers pourtray . When ing real we attempted Ht-vvui ht ^ i ^ that u the Lin . in feat iw the « i ui of end sitting oiLLing should out uui . a a . five uvc have - - act ^ L historical ± ii 9 LUJ . ii ^ ctx play yjxtxy , we we little lit Lie

      thougwe our reward . We can certainl knac They y k will recommend and be trick much , to all prejudiced go who and can see appreciat Mrs first . Lander by e a genius villainou in Queen as s distinct sty Elizabeth le of from elo- . the cution water , which , oh seems which to to have flourish found with as alarming congenial luxuriance a soil across , as mother many other country things . But that , exasperating have been imported as this b blemish y America is , it from cannot the serve to wvj destroy to conceal the ciiv wonderful wuiiuciiui the natural mobility iii \ vji melod ii \ kjv of y of her iici Mrs features ic . Lander cs They J . ' s voice speak , or

      scene correctl uvsuu in y which where - she her voice gns th . speaks .. j e death . .. y falsel -warrant . y . < We a . « of . WJL Essex may . . point iicy as one to opccilv the of where the great she looks features at the of Mrs signature . Lander with ' s performance silent horror , particularl if scarce y But able the to believe real gem that . of the the representation letters have been , the penned part which , by her certainl hand y . is stamps the last Mrs act . Lander . So fine as a genius a representation , and not onl of old a lad age has of talent never , been seen within our memory . It is infinitely above the mere

      traged tricks tricks y of of . dress dress It is or or full make make of the --un up most . . It It contains contains subtle and the the delicate . true true essence essence touches , of of believe of lights it and is the shades same , actress so tastefull who jarred contrasted one ' , that nerves you , can in the hardl pre y - , vious Never has , a by finer occasional moral lesson lapses been into taug the ht worst upon the style stage of rant than . princi is taug p led by Queen the death . Her -scene horror of this as the clever victims , but of cruel her and tyranny unthe the and feeble feebleness malice ness app of of ear old old before age acre and and her ; the the her pangs nanp desperate -s of of illness illness strugg ; les the the agairst flas fla «* ap aes

      are of imperious finel y pourtrayed pride and . fiery And rage when kindling at last , faintl with y in the shouts old ruin of the " Long last live faint King drop James of life 1 " in ring the effort in her to cl ears utch , she once pours more out at the the crown impressiveness , and bid the of peop her death le cry , was " Long none live the Queen less Elizabeth awful be !" - s quietl cause elf is , instead dull back and , voi of w c gurg el an ess ti li n , n g o lou n relief rless kicking , motio nless rl legs . mounted The out , she piece . sank The itception character of o Essex f Eliz , abeth are feeble is g abl shadows y drawn , . ; but the y rest , with the ex-

      Nipped In The Bud.

      NIPPED IN THE BUD .

      The Anti-Council Has Held At Naples Its ...

      The Anti-Council has held at Naples its first meeting , which by at the the s a uthorities e time tu . rns We think to be the Neapolitan last , for it has Government been dissolved has acted wisely . A religious society which assembles in a theatre , upon and declare liberty s , that reason its , object and tr is uth to , create is , ind a human eed , a novelty religion , , founded not an bcvci acceptable ral oi abse auacui t one . pathisers Letters , th mongst e report whom states , were Littr ii read liu SEdgar from

      s in eve uinet fact , , the Mic Anti n helet sy a ^ - xitpciLiJiiacx m , Council Henry M seems a artin , , < a * . uxiHigai , to Victo have , vvnuiu r Hugo been were wci , something c and j-. < Garibaldi . , , jL ^ of ugcu a , limited liability company , -with all available European " free such Members an association " for its Board has been of Directors compulsoril . We y w cannot ound up regret . that

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Jan. 1, 1870, page 3, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_01011870/page/3/