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    • LAW AND EQUITY.
    • ANSWER TO DOUBLE ACROS7IC IN OUR LAST.
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      music luckily , , the nd d R oes amsgat not att e e o rchestra Meyerbeer is very , R ossini mbitious , or , Verdi and . quite Uning the out turn , of s O I up find v the erture its Trovatore th nose em to at en Zampa gaged anything , As which I n stand l ess classical promises listening remely than to g ( i alla f them conducted the nt attac " this Miserere k morn upon with " - vi movement gour and ( dum skill - ) dl- to dum end ; , dum in a , d partial udder du success m , & c . . ) The is performed opening with great spirit , the clarionet leading the musical forlorn hope wit the h cor the nets most ( in reckless skirmishing bravery order ; while ) , keeps the up bassoon a well , fla -sustained nked by engaged fire of " boo forag m , in boo g m among ! " The the drum audience and —for the pence trombone . At this are Alas point ! of that the the engagement battle should the be band lost b looks y the quite thoughtless like winning greedi- . ness of the clarionet . At the moment when the bassoon is " P n rayer g wonders , " the clarionet in battering cowardl down y desert bass s , t bars o join defendi the foragi ng the ng i party magin . ed The . After result a of noble this and unkindl excited y manoeuvre attempt m on the be part easil of y the it Victoria en first ds in cornet Cross dism ) , to fa co e i nvert attacking lure , is its th two party oroug notes hl is y obli into dese ged five rving to ( which raise of a , the althoug musical siege h , tr and ue , the is r Overt epulse ure d , b to ut Zanipa not routed remains ; it untak quickl en y . rallies The , band form , it into is line , and makes a " demonstration " in the shape of an extempo the re audience polka-mazurka ( hotly of pur the sued bassoon by the ' forag mposition ing party , which ) to beat causes a very Thus undi wrote gnified and three extr e emel ars y hasty and retreat I do . not recall a word . allotted But , stop spac ! the e . More printer , much y warns more ago me , about that Ram I have sgate exceeded next week my .

      112 The Tomahawk. [September 4, 1869.

      112 THE TOMAHAWK . [ September 4 , 1869 .

      Law And Equity.

      LAW AND EQUITY .

      If The An O Metropolitan Inion On Ou P R...

      If the an o metropolitan inion on ou p r olice crim mag inal istrates code who are not shou competent ld be ? Yet to one pass day last p week , in two different courts , two different magis- , trates first co a yo mp ung cas arativ ab e woman u , a e e l sho y the li emaker . ght la It w puni s appeared which was shments charged onl from y for enabled the heinous with evidence a brutal offences em to that assault . administer the In upon un the - fortunate in an immoral prosecutrix manner was and forced he to beat support her the when prisoner she b lied y liv h ing er trade unremuneratively , . Mr . D'Eyncourt , in senten p cing the man to two months' hard labour , expressed his regret that he prisoner could not deserved give him to more be , d addi ragged ng , at throug the h same a horse time - , pond that , and the afterwards hanged . The second case was that of one William having Street Henry murder , H according all , . who The to was his police broug own had confession ht made up on inquiries , committed remand and , char the found ged Cannon th with ere more was no than truth once in the been man imprisoned ' s story , for but assault it appeared and attempting that he had to he commit expressed suicide a . strong The mag regret istrate that had he to had set him not at the liberty power , but to bo commit ndand him order to the him House a good of flogg Correction ing . We as a are rogue not prepared and vaga to - tive agree Worshi , or disagree ps ; but with we the must opinions admit that expressed , at first by sig their ht , there respec ap - - comings pears , at of least the , a law basis . of reason for their strictures on the short-

      Answer To Double Acros7ic In Our Last.

      ANSWER TO DOUBLE ACROS 7 IC IN OUR LAST .

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      and Answers Tiney , and have two been hundred received and from four Ruby incorrect ' s Ghost . and Slodger

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  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Sept. 4, 1869, page 112, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_04091869/page/14/