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    • MR. GLADSTONE 'S NEW ALLY.
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      August I, 1868.3 The Tom Ah A Wk.

      August i , 1868 . 3 THE TOM AH A WK .

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      Of At Valuable The Last Animals Sale Of ...

      of At valuable the last animals sale of fetched the , dogs the captured insignificant - by ^ he " police sum of , 68 ^ lots 20 , been " which handed amount over , " to adds the the IJome semi for -official Los $ and announcement Starving L > , ogs " , has at disposed Hollo way - . Commissioners " What a pity of it Police did not that occur the , id donation the charitably would - have offered been in kind far more instead profitable of in mone to the f Institution orhad the had sal it e been been conducted : under the supervision of a respectable , bodysr

      far cani sessed re n moved e of race some , the from knowled 68 what lots would ge the of have the s w manner , e probably re w . orth s and fetched instead customs prices of of a , po not ou the 500 Somebod per cent , must less , than have their made ordinary a d m deal arket out value , of the . auction at Cremorne ; y and it is almost a pity goo that the ^ 20 was not divided had between a the eat policemen deal of th engaged e troubl in e the and captures of course , who cannot must have have ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ reaped a penny of the profit . At , all events y the p , ublic will not

      latio be ^ m ^ B ^ appeased n ^ B ^ ^^^ on » ^ » f a ^^ ^^» quasi ^ " ^» b ^*^ m y the - ^^ - charitable ^^ ^ em m ^^ ^ B ^ ptying B ^™^ ^ ^ B ^ ^ " ^^ ^^^ object ¦ ou ^ " ^^ t ^^ -of . " ^»— the ^ B * " ^^^ dregs ^^ ^^ " , ^ M ^ ^™^^ of ^^ ^ a ¦ ^ " ^^ good h . " — ™ specu ^— - ^—~ m ^^^^ - ^— ' - The dog days will , thank , goodness , soon be over ; but Sir int Richa o obscurity rd Mayne . ' If e every dict will dog n must ot so have . easil his y be day allow , it e is a to satis drop - faction to know that Sir Richard ' s turn is yet to come .

      Mr. Gladstone 'S New Ally.

      MR . GLADSTONE 'S NEW ALLY .

      Dent Mr Man . Gladston . He Has E The Is...

      dent Mr man . Gladston . He has e the is certainl happy y art a fortunate of attracting , if not towards a very himself pruthe which cellaneous most he incongruous will host lead , to to which victory elements that next of with year humanity which will be . Hannibal a The vast great and invaded army mis-Italy affords the only parallel . Let us hope that Mr . Gladstone ' s fate The may latest not afford visitor a to parallel the sacred to Hannibal shrine ' s . in Carlton terrace where the great dictator keeps his household ¦¦ gods and his ,

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      ¦ been that b «»« p * I «« a of > publ ^^ his gon Jb ^ ^ aT i cly ***** birth " J # disowned " ^"«^ and •»••»•* ^ b » antecedents w b ^« by , a <> vr that * >« a ^ band r ^ we saB > a »« r of « Bj know heroes ¦ bjih wwm nothing n . , We ^^ j are his ^^ sorry fame G * burst defied year at into the the full bloated head blossom of oligarch a deputation without y of any his he budding native , like one preliminaries land of in the the Gracchi shape . Last of , duct Mr . Hard on this y and occasion the messengers was spoken of the of Hom by his e O detractors ffice . His , con who - brutal were many insolence , with great and harshness overbearing , ; it Blackguardism , was said , indeed deservecL , that his a

      greater League . punishment Working even men than resented being being repudiated plassed by in the the Reform same of categorv our liberties as Finlen was the said Defiant to have . In shown short , no this respect greatr defender for law , order , or decency . Showers of obloquy were" poured upon the the martyr Press . . Avalanches But lie would of abuse not and be crushed scorn were he rolled bided on his him time by and in time his reward came with his opportunity ; , j he was re- ,

      ceived by the great , the good , the noble , the honest , the purefor may minded the the noble , the father Homeric exile be proud from hero the of , his Treasury Gladstone son ! It Bench , is " like no to little a feel father consolation that . " if Well the House of Lords and Bench of Bishops are ranged against him ,

      Dent Mr Man . Gladston . He Has E The Is...

      around Finlen is him on his his Orange side . Let hordes Mr . Disraeli and shout triump "No Poper ; let hi y m " gather till he is and hoarse of I , reland Finlen . and We his heartil two thousand y congratulate are on the both side Justice of Justice and Ireland Mr . Gladstone on their good is often fortune accused . of a want of generosity and consistency — ^ ^ —— - * - ^™ -v - ^ v — — - ^ " m w : surely ^^ v ^^ v ^^ P ^ l . w ^ his »^ ^ ^ BT conduct ^ B * ^ B' ^^ ^* B * WB > ^ B * ^ B towards BJ 0 ^ B" V » ^ I ^ V « V ^ V ^ B ^ h ^ . Finlen BH ^ 41 ^ ^ m ^ B ^ ^™ ^™ "should B ^ ^¦ " ^ " ^^ ¦ ¦ V ^ " ' vindi ^ v ^ h ^ v v ~ — -

      cat League e his , character the outcast in this of respect working . The men rej , ected is received of the Reform Avith the paternal most love distinguished in the house throng which that has this so often country been can filled produce with . r Other eceiving champ as thei ions r all of y liberty and friend shrunk , one from who noticing had earned , much so suc less - cessf Surel u y it y the was fame of a for turbulent the chief bully of ing the spouter great Liberal of sedition party .

      to ~^^ w ^— take ~ v ^— m —™ ' s uch ~ w ^^ - ^ ^^ r- a generous ^ BBk man ^ BP ^^^ B vpflM ^ h ^ to W ^ w his ^ B 1 ^ H ^ V ^ bosom ^ B ^ ^ B ^ b ^ ^ B * ^ B' ^ B ^^ ! |^^ ^ bt ^^ ^ P ^ Bh ^ B ^ bt ^ Bk ^^ ^ BT ^^^ V ^ P ¦ Bfc ^ B' ^ ^^ T ^^ ^» ^^<^ ^ v b *^ ^ v ^ v ^— ^ ^ p name Next was j it a . rall thoro ying u ghly rd consistent for the mob in that the man kept who Lon , wh don en in hi a s s head tate of of riot the ba for -n ds ee that day tore s , w down hen his the portrait railings was of carried the park at the the destr House oyed th , of e p Commons leasure-ground silent of , w the itho peop ut say le , ing sat a in word his place in de in - fe fence nce , not not of of follv folly a and nd va vacillation cillation , but but o of f law law a and nd o order rder ; : it it wa wass

      thor chievous of Eng o , la ; nd y idle consist about agitat e as or well s in , who s as uch a represented a score ma , of , when aristocratic the a deputation real working bookmakers of mis men - ing f sedition th rom eir the Tattersall intention thousands and blasp ' of s would hemy holding of respectable hav on a Sunday e meeting done , and in ca H for m hardrworking e de t to he Park hi p m ur , pos thereby e of nn men oun talki annoy who c n g - th we o ro ughl ing y consistent to enjoy their in Mr ' one . Gladstone day of recreation to tell Finlen there , — and it was his

      ing comrades but th that at " he the had reasons nothing urged to say b about y the the dep proposed utation wh meet y it - should These be indeed held were are worthy lorious of consideration times ! On . " one side a wil adventur , er , scattering , broadcast g over the land the seeds of y a fearful roclaim rel e i gious eat conflict so often ; on that the he other miht a teach man hi who mself has to been believe p the imputation gr , and , act as if he g deserved it , the chosen the mouthed champ pestilent ion , seditious of scum Justice , Licence of and mobs of which , Liberty openly is an , countenancing holdi outrage ng out to Justice that hand foul and to - an insult to Liberty .

      Undress Uniforms .

      UNDRESS UNIFORMS .

      Dispensed This A Few Innovation Days Wit...

      dispensed This A few innovation days with since the must presence the not J be udge , in allowed Westminster attached to pass to , the of into Divorce forensic a precedent Court wigs . , or law we : — may expect to hear of the following regulations becoming OFFICERS' UNIFORMS FOR THE ARMY

      { during July and . August ) . Head •'¦ ' '• - the dress rank . — of -Cabbage the officer leaf . , trimmed with bullion according to Sword to . — the Sword rank -stick of the umbrella officer . , trimmed with bullion according Coat . —None .

      Trousers . —Fine rnuslin . Boots " . rank —Linen of the slippers officer , . trimmed with bullion according to the Pouch of . — officers Fitted fond IW up V with of ices a refrigerator . for the accommodation ^ V W ^ H * ^ V IB ? ^ BT ^ r « l ^*>^ P ^ BTW ^ f ^ m ^ H ^^ ^ b ^ *^^ ?

      Ammunition ' rounds of . — strawberries Per . diem , twelve and cream rounds . of wafers and three ¦ * *¦ ¦¦ ... , OFFICERS' UNIFORMS FOR THE NAVY ( during Ju ly and A ugust ) . Perambulating with bullion according Shower-bath to the . — rank Curtains of the to officer be . trimmed Sword Coat , Trousers . —As in , the , and army Boots . . —None .

      Because Improving It Is Unfeminine One's...

      Because Improving it is unfeminine One ' s French . What . — should Why be is the " cancan correct " masc fern , of . ? " cancan " ? Can ' tcan ' t !

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Aug. 1, 1868, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_01081868/page/5/