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    246 THB TOMAHA WK. IJune 5, 1869.

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    Now Ready, BRITANNIA for June, Price is.

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    LONDON, JUNE 5, 1869.

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    THE WEEK.

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    The Earl of Dudley, the Court Newsman te...

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    An application has been made to the Dean...

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    The Queen, we are told, purposes giving ...

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    The Pall Mall Gazette is trenching on th...

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    A special paragraph appeared the other d...

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    Mr. Lowe's Budget is passed ; and it onl...

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    LITTLE LEGISLATORS.

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    better The Times with t the wh other ich...

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    A FINE CROP.

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    inflicted A few a days fine of ago five ...

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    246 Thb Tomaha Wk. Ijune 5, 1869.

    246 THB TOMAHA WK . IJune 5 , 1869 .

    Now Ready, Britannia For June, Price Is.

    Now Ready , BRITANNIA for June , Price is .

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    London, June 5, 1869.

    LONDON , JUNE 5 , 1869 .

    The Week.

    THE WEEK .

    The Earl Of Dudley, The Court Newsman Te...

    The Earl of Dudley , the Court Newsman tells us , paid his respects to the Pope last week . Come , here ' s a beginning !

    An Application Has Been Made To The Dean...

    An application has been made to the Dean of Arches by D * . Tristram , on behalf of the Bishop of Winchester , desiring him to accept letters of request against the Rev . Hook Edward Wix , Vicar of St . Michael and All Angels , Swanmore , who is charged with certain illegal ritualistic practices . This is rather hard . Surely W ^ might be excused for showing a partiality for candles .

    The Queen, We Are Told, Purposes Giving ...

    The Queen , we are told , purposes giving His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales the , £ 35 , 000 said to have been realised by the sale of Her Majesty ' s "Journal of Our Life in the Highlands . " Surely the Heir Apparent should take wisdom from so excellent an example . Why does he not get up a book—on the Leger 1 If the Prince does adopt the idea , we hope he will give us the credit of having suggested it .

    The Pall Mall Gazette Is Trenching On Th...

    The Pall Mall Gazette is trenching on the ground of comic papers . For some time its "Occasional Notes" have been tinged with waggery . Let that pass , but we are sorry to see that it has descended to practical jokes on its readers , who were last Friday perplexed by finding its pages in the following

    order : —1 , 6 , 7 , 4 , 5 , 2 , 3 , 8 , 9 , 14 , 15 , 12 , 13 , 10 , 11 , 16 ! Was this witticism described in the contents bill as " The Oaksthis day !"

    A Special Paragraph Appeared The Other D...

    A special paragraph appeared the other day in several of the evening papers announcing the fact that " the Hon . Francis Godolphin Pelham , of Trinity College , Cambridge , a son of the Earl Christ of Church Chichester , Oxford , and , the a son Hon of . Frederick the Earl of George Sherborne Dutton , were , of ordained deacons on Sunday last—Mr . Pelham by the

    Archbishop of York , and Mr . Dutton by the Bishop of' Oxford . " Well , what of it ? Why have these two young men been fished out of the ecclesiastical intelligence and " done " into a special paragraph together ? Is it the adjunct of " Honourable * that has effected the businessor is Christianity to be congratulated

    on numbering two gentlemen , of such figure among its exponents ? Really as the announcement stands it is simply idiotic . What does it mean ! .

    Mr. Lowe's Budget Is Passed ; And It Onl...

    Mr . Lowe ' s Budget is passed ; and it only remains for those whom it is designed to rob , to use every means in their power to resist the gross injustice inflicted on them . Let those who

    Mr. Lowe's Budget Is Passed ; And It Onl...

    earn their incomes by their own labour , and subject to their health , throw every obstacle they can in the way of the collection of this monstrous blackmail . If anything could add to the contempt and disgust which we feel for Mr . Lowe , it is the way in which he has spoken in the two very short discussions

    on his financial chicaneries . We can only suppose that , having consented to join a Radical Ministry , and sit as a colleague of Mr . Bright , he has determined to show his contempt for the people of England by displaing , on every occasion of his official appearance in Parliament , the most insolent levity , and

    the most shameless disregard of truth . He seems anxious to prove in his own person that his estimate of the Radicals was a true one ; he has joined that party , and it is thus he seeks to disgrace it . Seldom has a more degradin g spectacle been witnessed in the House of Commons than this libeller of the

    people , this renegade Capys , getting up from the same bench on which sit some of the most honest and noble-minded Reformers of England , and uttering his disjointed buffooneries , his shuffling subterfuges , as the only answer to the serious remonstrances of upright and sober-minded men , whose own

    wealth does not happily blind them to the bitter injustice , and the fraudulent cruelty , that this political juggler is inflicting on the poor . It will reflect eternal disgrace on the present Coalition . Ministry that it should not only have contained among its members a man capable of producing so dishonest and unjust a Budget , but that it should have absolutely supported him in doing so .

    Little Legislators.

    LITTLE LEGISLATORS .

    Better The Times With T The Wh Other Ich...

    better The Times with t the wh other ich to day fill , it its is to advertisement be presumed sheet for want ave of a list of copy the new members of the up House of Commons " , el g ected mestic within history the last to six each months of these . " It gentlemen appended , mentioning also a little the bit names of doand of their addresses respective . There papas appeared and mammas to be no , as point also in their the column own ages of able information men were thus workers tendered and beyond veteran the sand fact most that of all the the nobodies really

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    A Fine Crop.

    A FINE CROP .

    Inflicted A Few A Days Fine Of Ago Five ...

    inflicted A few a days fine of ago five one shillings of the on metropolitan two men who police stood magistrates convicted called of cropp in ing evidence a dog ' said s ears it . was Two cruel veterinary . Sir Edwin surgeons Landseer who were was cropp of the ing same , and op had inion never , and stated had a that dog the ' s ear Queen cropped protested in her against life . will The no magistrate doubt be ' s generall decision y was approved a very , but wise the and Pall proper Mall one Gazette , and seized the case as matter for - one of its " Occasional Notes /' and did its best to throw ridicule the whole

    gesting that thejpresent customs of on docking horses subject tails by , ring sug - - ing that into pig our plush ' s intelligent noses breeches , boring contemporary , were ladies equall ' ears y , is and barbarous on even the wrong putting . It is side a not footman , but often we must has committed express our a regret breach that of for decen once cy at in any giving rate support the Pall to Mall the recognition fashion , isnow of the a vilely sole and cruel only and justification useless practice . , for which

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  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 5, 1869, page 246, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_05061869/page/4/