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    • "PINJSTOCKr—A TRAGEDY!
    • FROU-FROU.
    • MONE Y AND MONE TS IVORTH.
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      March 5, 1870-] The Tomaha Wk. , • 93 J

      March 5 , 1870- ] THE TOMAHA WK . , 93 j

      "Pinjstockr—A Tragedy!

      " PINJSTOCKr—A TRAGEDY !

      Nished Reasons Tom Encouraged Tay By For...

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      Nished Reasons Tom Encouraged Tay By For...

      A 'Tis placard not safe , offering to remain a large —at reward least , not for her thy e fair . head . Pretender . —Sad fate . —I fly . ( Enter Mary and soldiers ) . Mary . With —Arrest fearful the speed traitor , . hurry And him , now away , To Both hanged Towe , r of London drawn , , and where quartered let him . be Pretender . —A merry jade i Tableau . Scene incidents II . — of First this Grooves scene see . The Mrs battle . Markham of the ' s Boyne " History . ( For oj England" page 432 . )

      Frou-Frou.

      FROU-FROU .

      As It Is Said That Seven Dramatic Author...

      As it is said that seven dramatic authors have " done " this I leading don going celebrated that to part produce can p . iece cast It into may it it ; , and thoug Eng interest onl lish h y there , two and our actresses readers is that only one to least capable know company six wha of theatre rilling t in it is s Lon the are all - j | about , we therefore subjoin the materials of which it is composed : — Dramatis Persons . ! Brigard Sartorys { a { Le French Marl papa ) . of the degraded type ) . j \ Valreas Frou-Frou { indispensable { sauce piquan in te a ) , French 7 nenage ) . j \ . Gilberte La Baronne { good { with y-good much y ) . experie ? ice—French ) . & c ., & c , & c . , Act I . Valreas but is agrees after to Frou marry -Frou Sartorys , who is , who aft , er strang no one e to in say particular , is after , naug her , but hty has throughout Gilberte . after him . Brigard and La Baronne Act II . Frou- in Baronne Gilberte Frou favour going in of and her marriage ; twith Bri place gard Val . with reas as Sartorys , a befor and deceased , e i , gnoring perfectl if possible wife y the ' s happy sister arg , a uments . , littl puts La e naughtier , Act III . Gilberte La B immensel aronne as usual jolly . . Frou Sartory -Frou s more bolts . perfectly happy . Act IV . Unadaptable . Act V . Everybody tolerably ( resignedly ) jolly . Frou-Frou expires . the It piece will , especiall e' amusing y with to th see e 4 what th Act the . adapters have done with

      Mone Y And Mone Ts Ivorth.

      MONE Y AND MONE TS IVORTH .

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 5, 1870, page 93, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_05031870/page/11/