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    • LONDON, OCTOBER 3, 1868.
    • THE WEEK.
    • CHOPS {TO EOLLOIV).
    • VOICI ZES SABRES.
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      ——————I4q The Tomaha Wk. {.October 3, 18...

      ——————I 4 Q THE TOMAHA WK . { . October 3 , 1868 .

      Jvow Ready, Price 8s., Vol. Ii. Of The "...

      JVow Ready , Price 8 s ., VOL . II . of the " Tomahawk , " Beautifully Bound , Gilt Edges , Bevelled Boards . Order of any Bookseller .

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      K- * Correspondents Are Informed That Co...

      k- * Correspondents are Informed that Contributions cannot possibly be returned by the ^ Editor they the ( Mr . Editor attach Heather on any . any ) Letters consideration to value ensure , to on them attention purely whatever . All . BUSINESS letters . Envelopes Contributors on matters LITERARY containing , should should solely matters make be addressed Answers copies should of to be to Puzzles their the addre articles Publisher must ssed be to If marked after the " Thursday Puzzle , " or evening no notice ' following will be ' the taken publication of their contents of the paper . Answers . cannot be received

      London, October 3, 1868.

      LONDON , OCTOBER 3 , 1868 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      Theatres Are Being Built All Over London...

      Theatres are being built all over London . Our architect tells us this necessitates a new order of architecture , to be called the Stage Dooric .

      Mr. Cave Has Brought Out The Scamps Of L...

      Mr . Cave has brought out The Scamps of London at the Victoria . We wonder Mr . Boucicault does not bring an action against him for robbery .

      Madame Rachel Has Gained Celebrity By Cr...

      Madame Rachel has gained celebrity by creating new skins for waning beauties . Justice thinks she would do more good if she made a clean breast of it .

      The Modern Fashions Have Always Afforded...

      The modern fashions have always afforded great encouragement to women to shrug their shoulders ; but the latest mode , which places two elegant humps on each side of the waist , makes them look as if they wer ^ shrugging their hips . the autnor mountain

      Mr. Andrew Halliday, Or Unu Ana Other St...

      Mr . Andrew Halliday , or unu ana other states Drury ) tragedies Lane to the . This , F ortunes looks added of like new Ni gel making incidents , which scot is - free now his with an performing n Sir ouncement Walter at .

      Bravo Tom Brown ! The World—That Is, So ...

      Bravo Tom Brown ! The world—that is , so much of it as is cramped up in Belgravia and Mayfair—has tried hard to spoil you , but there ' s some of the old manly tone left in you yet . We forget the maundering socialisms and drivelling sentiments of " Tom Brown at Oxford , " when we see " Tom Hughes of Lambeth" boldly , manfully , refusing to countenance the billsticking mode of canvassing , or to patronise the public-house parlours as committee-rooms . Made virtute piter we say , to remind you of your wholesome school-days ; may you be returned at the head of the poll ! and tha new Parliament will contain at least one member , who is manly enough to ll tethe precious " working man , " to whom nearly every Liberal candidate is playing the mean toady , the truth , be it never so unpalatable j and honest enough to scorn every subterfuge , however plausible , by which those , who would bribe directly , if they could be sure of not being found out , are trying to reap the benefit of corruption without any of the penalties attaching thereto . Once more we say , Bravo Tom Brown !

      Bravo Tom Brown ! The World—That Is, So ...

      Deus vult perdere prius mittit ad—Avignon ? Has Mr . Mill been employing his lucid intervals in devising experiments to try how low a man , supposed to be of great intellect and probity , can go , before he forfeits for ever the respect of all those whose respect is worth having , and ceases to excite any other feeling than a sorrowful amazement ? To give £ 10 towards returning a blasphemous demagogue like Bradlaugh was bad enough ; and to follow it up by sending a letter to " dear Odger , " enclosing . £ 25 towards that seditious spouter's return for Chelsea , is scarcely better . No wonder that these blow-flies of the State fancy themselves lions when such men as the author of the " Essay on Liberty" fawn upon them . Mr . Mill says in one of his essays that " a greater contempt for conventionalities" is required on the part of individuals . Followers always exaggerate the peculiarities of their leaders , but what is left for Mr . Mill ' s disciples to do , when their teacher shows contempt of decency ?

      What Is There In The Air Of Avignon Whic...

      What is there in the air of Avignon which robs philosophers even of their reason ? Must we alter the old proverb , Quern

      Chops {To Eolloiv).

      CHOPS { TO EOLLOIV ) .

      Acknowled This Is Ge Certainl That Fact ...

      acknowled This is ge certainl that fact y not . Nor the is Golden it the Silver Age . Age Mr , . for Tupper everything w ill for is more no understanding or less plated . seems It more to be nearl got y at resembles between the nations Iron with Age - , I out ron an Age appeal is a th to ing cold of iron the past in one . This form must or another be the Age ; and of Tinsel yet the ; and after that , the only thing worse will be the Female Suffrage . * * The amelioration of horses is certainly not the prevailing motive speech to among his constituents the patrons the of other the day Turf sou ; nded yet a like noble a meal Earl ' y s oration , though not , perhaps , of horses . * town A friend : the state sends of me the a hamper gift when of partridges I return makes while me I am think out of of bishops the Ritualistic are abroad game , that which it breeds is getting maggots so Hi in gh the now brains the of Arch the - Puseyite parsons . * * Who s afraid 1 Only brave men . now -Accidents , accidents will seem happen to be on the the re best gulation regulat . ed railways . Just * •* hotbeds Intramural of miasma burying ; yet -grcunds ladies ar have e now been going denounced for fresh hair as the to the cemeteries .

      Voici Zes Sabres.

      VOICI ZES SABRES .

      Don It , And Is Said The That Following ...

      don , and is said the that following anything advertise or everything ment , which may appeared be bought last in week Lonin the columns of the Times , goes far to warrant the assertion : nnHREE Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty CAVALRY SWORDS for JL which for immediate they were DISPOSAL manufactured , . not No being reasonable required offer for the will purpose be refused a market . They for such are of goods a superior , there make is a marg . To in shi for ppers a large or profit others . who Samp have les may be seen at . If the arms were revolvers , or even double-barrelled rifles , they League mi , or so be me snatched such highl up as y respectable a bargain by society the National for electio Reform neering purposes ; but as it is , we much fear that unless some clever individual into some article can devise of domestic a mode use the converting lot will remain a cavalry for sword some publish time a drug their in history the market , but . from The his owner , assertion of the that sabres they does are not not looks required rather for th as e if purpose there had for been which one they more were War manufactured Office bung , le . Has Sir John Pakington anything to say on the subject ?

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Oct. 3, 1868, page 140, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_03101868/page/4/