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    • OF COURSE.
    • BUBBLES FROM THE BOILERS.
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      4 O The Tomahawk. [June I, 1867.

      4 THE TOMAHAWK . [ June i , 1867 .

      Of Course.

      OF COURSE .

      Of I Was The Determined Derby Course To ...

      Of I was the determined Derby Course to , of enjoy course it this ! year , come what might . Charlie Fox was to call for me at the club in his break—a scratch but then -break it was , subscri tip-top ption , fresh paid varnished in advance , and —that a coronet was a on fiver the ; panels paniments , with , which two grooms might cement in cockades , as Charlie , and plenty says of , our solid acquaint accom - - ance with Fortnum and Masonry .

      mine Up ( earl that y ? was Of half course -a-crown I was on , and the invested Derby day in ) a , which Cape Jessa I dis - - rusty covered wire afterwards , and fastened was on pierced to a false through stalk . and I had throug a reall h with y good a reflections opportunity . to moralise over that stalk , but I will spare you my club Did is I the breakfast Rough 1 and Now Tumble , can you and ask if there such is a question a place ? where My can enjoy a grilled whiting , and an o ? nelette % aux i fines ¦ herbes ¦ -

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      cowed ing d'Estournel this time . all My three head together was getting : no rather wonder bewildered the brute with was the shout of " Bar one . " " Two sticks for a penny" . " Here you broug organs are ht ; again to monkeys a focus . " Shies , by & at c a , aunt ni & gger c , sall when serenader y ; knock my wandering , - in 'em whom -downs I senses discovere ; acrobats were d , ; the from well a total -known absence countenance of dhin , of and Cal a don generall himself y effete who had appearance blacked , his the face most , and horrible ¦¦»» was — then well sing I Ok ing don to 't an think y obsolete it fit to Sapp \/ publish hic melod All im y - ,

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      Bubbles From The Boilers.

      BUBBLES FROM THE BOILERS .

      Of We South Are Deli Kensington Ghted To...

      of We South are deli Kensington ghted to be are able going to announce to add another that the to authorities the many boons which they have conferred on the lovers of true Art . They of collecting have determined all the Menus to create at hotels a , department public dining for -rooms the purpose clubs lected and private in folio houses volumes , for the handsomely next two illustrated years . They with will notes be , col b - , ^ s — everal -W— - - ^^ m m m H _« learned ^»* w «« _ 4 ^ V llBJ commentators " ^ B- - ^ -- B , ^ ** B > ~ * B . V , ^ A W WB « V ^^ ^ ^^ , 7 ^ selected ^ » B ^ * fc ^ B » ^^ W ^^ "B-B- *» from Bh ^^ B > BB «» among ^ . ^ , B > Jfc J ^ \ jf _ fl . J . J ~ the W JL « V ^ B ^ JtA most , y

      approved " gourmets ? The plan will involve considerable exconsider pense , but the the stupendous Nation will importance not grud of ge the the object money the , when stores they of knowled scrupulous ge which economy will and be consummate gained , and when judgment they , with remember which the the funds authorities entrusted of South to their Kensington care . have ever administered the employ The es department . Many of the will places consist are of not the yet following filled up : — officers and Chiel £ 2 Commissioner 000 ) HCole and Inspector CB of " Jlfenus" ( salary

      Assistant J . ^ , j \ J ^ f Commissioner \ JJ , , J-X . . \~\ J ± \ ^ J , Esq O- ^ , " ., . J A ^ . . J- Captain J . . in the Engineers " Secretary ( salary ( salary , ^ 1 , 500 , j £ ) . i , ooo ) , Norman Macleod , Esq . Chief Experimental Diner Out ( salary , ; £ 8 oo ) . Reviser Six Assistant of " Men Diners us " ( Out salary ( salary , ^ 600 , ^ ) . 500 ) . Chief ¦ w . »^ ^ B ^ Br ^ w Cook " ^ B ^ " ^^ " ^^ — ' ^™ ( , salary ¦ ™ - - ^ ^»^ B ^^^~ ^ m , bj ^ ^^ Tt 500 M ^^^ ^^^ ) M .

      Five Assistant Cooks ( salary , ^ 250 ) . Twenty and Special allowances Correspondents ) . ( salary , ^ 200 per annum , Three from Hundred cooks ) , Special ( salary Policemen , ^ 150 per ( to annum obtain , information and allowances ) . There will will be also spared ««« be a to staff render Bl of clerks the , collection in fact , no as labour complete or ex as

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      Our Art Is Not Our Own To Give.—The Illu...

      Our Art is NOT our own to give . —The Illustrated London News has had , and still has , a great reputation for being the a moment best of at all a illustrated woodcut intended journals . to So be it ; t H but . R . just H . the look Prince for of Wales and suite visiting the British represen Section in the Paris Exhibition resemblance resemblance . - You to to will three three there condemned condemned observe three felons felons figures of of reputation reputation , bearing , a as as strong exhi

      exhi-bited by Madame Tussaud , which are no doubt intended , for the anything Prince less of Wales characteristic , Lord , Royston less Eng , and lish , , who or more shall unlike we say the — ori Now ginal we s , are never not disgraced going to the quarrel Illustrated with the London proprietors News for ' pages em- . p they at loy best ing , prefer is a cheap perhaps a French foreigner the artist worst in , wh of preference y the choose designers to M . native Jules for the Pelcoq talent Charivari , ? but who if , which and who , , up is to evidentl the present y comp time letel , has y unfit some for ri illustrating ght to its reputation a periodical . ,

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 1, 1867, page 40, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_01061867/page/2/