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1 THE TOMAHAWK: A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SA...
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No. 6r.] LONDON, JULY 4, 1868. [Price Tw...
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What the Lords will do with the Suspenso...
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A New Reading of Keats (Dedicated to the...
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1 The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal Of Sa...
1 THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . 4 "INVITAT CULPAM QUI PECCATUM PRETERIT . "
No. 6r.] London, July 4, 1868. [Price Tw...
No . 6 r . ] LONDON , JULY 4 , 1868 . [ Price Twopence .
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What The Lords Will Do With The Suspenso...
What the Lords will do with the Suspensory Bill is at the moment If the prop of hets our , writing however these , are lines to be still believed a , matter , it for will discussion not long . who been remain date know this disposed in , our that all about sixty interesting of in -first it a can very number condition even beggarl , is now , y in for manner tell circulation in all to a probability . fraction Some , it will of the b those y have the - cise majority by which the august assembly to which we refe pre r The is doomed Times to for throw instance itself the into other violent day opposition was unhappy to the nation on the .
subject «•_ . , and , got almost 1 , pathetic . « - while ¦* 1 it . very told . 11 naughty 1 * and "I obstinate peers how they ought to vote . It " hoped against hope impossibility , " as it expressed of maintaining itself , cried injustice a littl , and e , and so forth talked . The about Radical the burnished bad Press joke has s , of about course and a have , useless been looked Radical and as tinselled , and lendid the assembl as old ever and y . have What really been Mr not . Gladstone \ J iHUwbWAl ^ up has AlbVtf , been | m ^^_/\^ -1 J-. thinking bA & XAJLJTV & AAC ^ about MWVUV sp nobody AlVL / WVi T knows J , l . ltv »• *¦» . On - ^^ ** . the v ** W
other Disraeli hand and , Mr that . Disraeli is the has most —well disagreeable , Mr . Disraeli thing has that been can Mr be . said about , him . As to the State and Church party , they have been been cheering talking going uproar bi down goted of wonderfull Kentish rubbish fire y by . in the Both clerical mile parties , rubbish assemblies are which therefore to has the quite UWLILW some unusual Will eager U 3 U 4 C 4 > for J- amount C 4 i ( XXV the Ullb struggle W of excitemen V ^\\/ Al , > WmVXJ and t to it has 1 AUU is on UbVUiVXIVU attached this account itself * ¦ wwv * to w that that biiu > v * *
in most the dull House and of insi Lords pid of . It all need schismatic scarcely perform be added ances that , a " decisive division the results nature " are of ' to these follow that a content really gives or non a very -content exciting issue character , and it to is the whole business . As a sort of guide to the future in either especiall event may y useful act as to a hint trimmers or a , warning we publish to both a parties couple , with and prove much pleasure : —
Compiled by the Arranged by the Government . Opposition . June , 1868 . June , 1868 . Suspensory Bill carried in the Suspensory Bill thrown out in Lords by a majority of 1 . the Loi-ds by a majority of 599 . Creation of 400 new peers , and " Upper House Abolition Bill " re of - Proceeding bill reading by a majori s su of bsequent ty o f 399 . rejection Disraeli . the read Commons same three evening , and times sent 1 . running up to the in Lords the quest Questioned ioned in in the the Commons Commons . Par Par- - S Same ame thrown thrown out out in in Lord Lordss , rriots iots
liament dissolved , and appeal , to all over England , and Mr . , Gladthe country . stone proclaimed dictator at Wapping . July . July . General Election . Massacre of The second great English Reevery Roman Catholic in Ireland volution . b fence y Orangemen of Mr . Disraeli , Explanati . ^ 10 on and 000 de- Madam The e orig Tussau inal d guillotine ' j carried , from in liam taken ent , without for the the consent se , of of Par , in- - tions triump to h to be- Tower head 600 hill , . Preparafluencing , the elections purpo . Triumph Disraeli , theYA \\ . axot \\ vz peers Standard , Mr . of Ministry in all quarters , and Refusal all the of Court guillotine tradesmen to act . . ,
A 11 gust , 1 August . Meeting of New Parliament . Despatch of aristocrats to French ! penal settlement , by special ar-Following bills carried with en- rangement with the Emperor , thusiasm : — Escape of same from their gaolers , That voting be by ballot . and re-establishment of Church of Carried unanimously . : Ireland in Cayenne . To J . \ J abolish aUV / llOU Jews I \* VV J , j - Dissenters I- ' XO > JUllkV > l « - > , < : JL Lord —S \ JiV . * . John I WAAA * . ¦ Russell l . 't . U . hJ . JW . I .-l . (^ without Tf Xbl 4 . VU . b his ** . « . »»
and Roman Catholics . title ) in the Foreign Office . Majority , 657 to 1 . ' Despatches sent to all the " Euro-To increase the salaries of Eng- pean Cabinets . lish bishops , re-establish the Star I Invasion of England by every - Chamber , and pinch Archbishop body . Manning and Mr . , Spurgeon Messrs Majority . Samuel . , Brothers 657 to 1 , . 1 i , the Bismarck United Emperor , to attempt re of -establish China of , the and the Sultan Count Irish , Governments To call upon in the all world the civilised to esta- archbishoprics Church , and offer to Mr of . Gladstone two Irish , blish the Irish Church 1 V-k 4 in their biVlJ Conditional acceptance fcfci 1 of same k b
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States States . , Indi India a . , Japan TaDan , . the the North North Return Return of of the the Tories Tories to to office office .. Pole , and several volcanic islands in the Pacific . Messrs . Beales , Bright , Rearden , . Citizen Disraeli , and Archbishop Universal discontent and appeal Gladstone sent to the Tower . to British Tory Government . Reaction .
October . October . "Levelling up " of Roman Ca- Fresh beheading of aristocracy , tholicism , the Oriental Church , Ma- and triumvirate of Messrs . Bradhometanism , Quakerism , Buddhism , laugh , Disraeli , and Rearden . Uniism Paganism , at a , cost Mormonism of 290 millions , Mesmer a- - of versal Parliament truth established . Arch-priest by Act Dr . year to British tax-payers . j Colenso supported by a talented J Extinction ^^ b « 41 V blVIX W of * the I . & J . V * world tf VHVIj , and ttlivt ; company VV / 111 U / fc *** J . Collapse x ^ Wiitvp . JV w of Great -v ~* * vww
t State riump princi h of ples Eng everywhere lish Church !¦ and i < Britain Reviews as " a pronounced power . " Essays canonical and , and apostasy of everybody I Perhaps And a great each deal prop more hetic , under utterance both is heads the , least to the bit same too effect wild . , throw inasmuch out the as the Suspensory most noble Bill Lords to-day will , for , in , the all purpose human probability of showing , the words world —to- with morrow what . That relish will they be are about capable the worst of eating thing their , at least own we hope , that will happen .
A New Reading Of Keats (Dedicated To The...
A New Reading of Keats ( Dedicated to the Young Ladies of the Present Age ) . —A thing of beauty is a toy for ever . A Breach of Promise for which one would not like to Pay the Damages . —The Breach in the Plymouth Breakwater Target at Shoeburyness .
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 4, 1868, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_04071868/page/1/
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