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    • JOHN" CLAYTON".
    • TOO LITTLE OR TOO MUCH,
    • A PIECE OF BRUTAL SNOBBERY.
    • THE MORTAR AND THE MAN.
    • HEROES IN HARNESS.
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      198 The Tom Aha Wk. Way I, 1869.

      198 THE TOM AHA WK . Way i , 1869 .

      John" Clayton".

      JOHN" CLAYTON " .

      It Is An Seldom Actor. That It Is Tomaha...

      It is an seldom actor . that It is Tomahawk his sad task can to find bestow fault unqualified with thisto praise take obj upon ection to that , or to condemn the other . This being the , case , to it is the va skies stly pleasant of fame . to Mr him . John to have Clayton to laud as a the deserving Earl of actor Mount up p bl Forestcourt lay y be it , bett and er , . in s o He Drea wn p layed ms en , tity is the simp is part entirel ly perfect like y lost onl — y in he a the g could entle character m not an possi could he - has of Mr to . p John ortray Clayton . Tomahawk . The stage hail , s for with the real last deli thirty ght the years success , has been deluged with gutter blood , it is refreshing to find that men of Clay gentle ton comp breeding letely are throws once Mr more . Alfred treading Wigan the into boards the . shade Mr . gentleman in Dreams ; , it it is is Harfthal Mount who Forestcourt is the cad who —the is fiddler the hero . From —the inter this est dat . e If we he shall plays regard ever as Mr admirabl . Clayton y as ' s he career plays with the fresh Earl in Dreams , a very great future awaits him .

      Too Little Or Too Much,

      TOO LITTLE OR TOO MUCH ,

      Bench It Is Raised Always To A The Pleas...

      bench It is raised always to a the pleasure to us but to we see are any at member a loss to of the understand judicial the Ordinary grounds of th on e which Divorc peerage Sir e Court , James , has Plaisted been singled Wylde , out the for Judge the honour degree inferior of a seat to in the the other House judges of Lords , he can . Without scarcely being be said in any to be employed immeasurably are certa thei inl r y superior no more , and onerous the duties than on those which of he his is confreres . have Without been glad grud if ging the same Lord Gazette Penzance that his published coronet , his we promo should - tion Liberal had side included of the the Upper names House of a few will more shortl of our y be Jud in ges need . The of responsibility reinforcement , of and having Mr . committed Gladstone an mig ungraceful ht have av act oid , e and d the at the recognition the interests same time of of have his the Irish effected worth Church and a judicious Bill integrity , by a stroke more of our comprehensive of business great law in officers .

      A Piece Of Brutal Snobbery.

      A PIECE OF BRUTAL SNOBBERY .

      Appeared In The Columns A Paragraph Of T...

      appeared In the columns a paragraph of the headed Evening as tinder Standard : — , of Thursday last , " Alarming Accident to Earl Grosvenor ' s Carriage . " posed To beg to in be with interested , who on in earth the career , beyond of this his nobleman coachmaker ' s equi , is page sup- ? ends Who of ? intell Well igence —say a of select this sort coterie . Granted of snobs , then who the read sn odds obs and are feast to be prepared found , let for us them take . another Now then cutting : — from the intellectual was " This driving morning from , the about South ten -Western o ' clock , as Railway Earl Grosvenor , where he ' had coachman left his lordship . " 7 news " Where that , he and had by left itself his lordship almost ! enough Consoling for a and good mysterious scandal paragrap the Standard h in an soars ordinary far above Court such paper paltry . But tre the atment in ormant as this of . hurries Leaving his the readers Earl at the after station his lordshi , with p breathless ' s carriage , eagerness and cleverl , he y leads up to a second point . falling " The oi horse some was boxe frig s from htened a rail , in way the Westminster , and dashed brid off ge road at a , treme by the ndous Houses pace of . Parliament It struck . with " violence against the semaphore opposite the proceed city Merely of the and pausing horse now in for having learn a moment that a passing so to terrible notice fling at the was the wonderful the Semaphore disgust saga ^ we of - the animal for this hideous signal-post that it

      Appeared In The Columns A Paragraph Of T...

      throwing " rebounded the coachman therefrom off , . struc The k against ho . rse a then four ran -wheeled into cab a cart , th , e shoc th k e corner of King street , where it was stopped . " account graph With oug , the of ht course stopp to have ing , from stopped of " a his purely lordshi too artistic . But p ' s hors point after e , " of the looking view farce , the at comes para the - the cabman tragedy % We . What are told has in all the the concluding while become lin es . of the poor " The man was in the meantime removed in a cab to Westminster muc hosp h ital bruised , where about it was the head found and he bod had y . " one leg broken , and was very the But breaking to cease of badinage a man ' s . leg , Here and other is a s catastrophe erious injuries resulting , necessi in - tati telli n gence g instant worth remo reporting val to an is that spital which . In refers a word to , the the sufferings only in-A of larming this poor Accident man . to Yet what the ? paragraph To an unfortunate flourishes c off abman with 1 o f th , t e o a nobl est typ ema e n ' what s , carriage is ! / If this is not brutal snobbery , t £

      The Mortar And The Man.

      THE MORTAR AND THE MAN .

      Fol Much Lowing As Advertisement We Depr...

      fol Much lowing as advertisement we deprecate , which sensationalism we quote in from all its the branches columns the of merit the Dail now y - Telegraph a-days ) of , at erf least ect orig possesses inality the : — merit ( an exceptional HO will PLACE a BRICK or a CORNER STONE in ST . peop W le of LUKE the mission 'S PERMANENT district are mostly CHURCH poor ( see , Reports E > eptford of " ?— Bishop The Living of London stones ' s are Fund being , " and gathered " London , forming Diocesan already a Home considerable Mission con " ) - . gregation Church . : Christian more mig reader ht be , if there p to was get more the material room in stones the Temporaiy . Corner stones , , £ i , & ; c p . lain stones , is . j bricks , id . —Aid may be sent to Rev . We did not know that there were such beings as " living quite stones aware " in the that neig among hbourhood st the honest of Deptford river-side , altho population ugh we there were mig a dozen ht be bricks found to any make number a stone of " , bricks what . " an As exquisitely it apparentl pleasant y takes clergyman congregation himself St . Luke must ' s , Deptford be a perfect , must p be illar blessed , for he with bears . The the whole ment . responsibility of the above exquisitely absurd advertise-

      Heroes In Harness.

      HEROES IN HARNESS .

      Ing The Papers Following :— Paragraph Ha...

      ing The papers following : — paragraph has appeared in most of the mornview " Arrangements of enabling the are Military now being Knights carried of Windsor into effect to have with thre the e months' leave of absence each year . " we What do not the pretend duties to of know the Military , but certai Knig n hts it of is that Windsor the Knig may hts be always are for the thoug most ht were part provided highly respectable with easy and old gentlemen comfortable , who berths we , twelve and whose months services of the mig year ht . easily Such be , however spared for , is eleven apparentl out of y the not the aged case heroes , for is the evidentl concession y attende of three d with months considerable ' holiday difficulty to these . sleep We suppose ) that is it to is blame this progressive for the want age of ( in consideration which none of shown us may to the the Military drudgery Knights which is . evidentl After having y imposed been upon let into these the veterans secret of , we are shall shortl not y to be be surprised sent to sea to hear in a that training the Greenwich brig , or that Pensioners the inmates the winter of Chelsea months Hosp . ital are to be encamped at Aldershot for

      Motto For The London General Omnibus Com...

      Motto for the London General Omnibus Company . — " Oh , what a falling off was there . "

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 1, 1869, page 198, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_01051869/page/12/