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IO2 THM TOM AH A WK. [March 6, 1869.
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JVow Ready\ Price 8s., VOL. III. of the ...
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Now Ready, BRITANNIA for March, Price is...
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LONDON, MARCH 6, 1869.
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THE WEEK.
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A brute was brought up the other day for...
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A discussion has been going on about " F...
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The Queen, we are happy to say, though u...
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SCANDALMONGE R Y.
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the At dail the end of last from week th...
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ALONE IN THE WORLD. {See Cartoon.)
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Has he no faith ? He, who has broken all...
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PINNOCK AT THM PRINCESS'S. FROM THE YOUNG PLAYGOER' S CATECHISM.
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cess Q ' .— s. So The you leading have b...
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Io2 Thm Tom Ah A Wk. [March 6, 1869.
IO 2 THM TOM AH A WK . [ March 6 , 1869 .
Jvow Ready\ Price 8s., Vol. Iii. Of The ...
JVow Ready \ Price 8 s ., VOL . III . of the " Tomahawk , " Beautifully Bound , Gilt Edges , Bevelled Boards . Order of any Bookseller ,
Now Ready, Britannia For March, Price Is...
Now Ready , BRITANNIA for March , Price is . ¦
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London, March 6, 1869.
LONDON , MARCH 6 , 1869 .
The Week.
THE WEEK .
A Brute Was Brought Up The Other Day For...
A brute was brought up the other day for beating his little boy in the most cruel way . His sentence was a fine of ^ 10 and costs , or three months' imprisonment . There is much virtue in an " or" here . Ten years' penal servitude and a fine of , £ 100 would have met the requirements of justice .
A Discussion Has Been Going On About " F...
A discussion has been going on about " Flying Childers . " This is not a nickname of the First Lord of the Admiralty , as might be imagined from the great speed with which he swooped down on the unfortunate clerks in his office , and the rapid road to economy which he attempted . " Flying Childers" was a celebrated racer . Mr . Childers' ambition is , by striking out so many items of expenditure , to be a celebrated eraser .
The Queen, We Are Happy To Say, Though U...
The Queen , we are happy to say , though unable to open Parliament , still maintains an unabated interest in the affairs of the country . She is said to have inspired the Lord Chamberlain ' s manifesto ; and the other day she vindicated the dignity of her noble relative the Commander-in-Chief , by demanding the dismissal of Mr . Trevelyan . The Lord of the Admiralty has , however , been pardoned this time ; but some unfortunate official at Court has been condemned to read all th e hot-headed young man ' s speeches . We did not know they kept a scape-goat in the Court .
Scandalmonge R Y.
SCANDALMONGE R Y .
The At Dail The End Of Last From Week Th...
the At dail the end of last from week the a Times startling downwards paragrap to h appeared the effect in that all from the most the y Admiralty extraordinary papers , prosecutions revelations in the might recent be , expected bribery to scandal result . Dttndee In every Advertiser instance , as however its authority , the London for the newspaper announcement gives . We the are North not British aware contemporary from what peculiar collects sources its facts of , but information pending the our fulfilment of its prophecy it would certainly have been better if the ob London ablturn * press out had to be forborne an idle and to g mischievous ive currency rumour to what . There may pr is certainl y y a screw or so loose in the Contract Branch of the Admiralty , but it is scarcely just to the great body of officials
The At Dail The End Of Last From Week Th...
who transaction of all hav that e nothing s is to dishonest stam whatever p the on whole this to department do account with . the at Articles recent the head fraudulent with quarters such headings Robberies as at " Wholesale Whitehall / Plunder ' should at the Admiralty be admitted , " and into " More the the columns Tweed of . respectable journals—at all events on this side of
Alone In The World. {See Cartoon.)
ALONE IN THE WORLD . { See Cartoon . )
Has He No Faith ? He, Who Has Broken All...
Has he no faith ? He , who has broken all the trusts reposed By country , blood , or treaty , —who has spurned The promises he made to France , to all mankind ? Has he no faith ? Yes , in his Destiny . And , step by step , that Destiny appears More definite in form , the outline filling up , And , day by day , its hard relentless hand Clutches some tie within its grip , some tie Which lies still knotted round his callous heart . Walewski , Morny , Moustier are dust , AuayKi ] is his Destiny ! and as the night Closes at last around the throne of Day , Darkness will follow with its solitude .
Pinnock At Thm Princess's. From The Young Playgoer' S Catechism.
PINNOCK AT THM PRINCESS'S . FROM THE YOUNG PLAYGOER ' S CATECHISM .
Cess Q ' .— S. So The You Leading Have B...
cess Q ' . — s . So The you leading have been part is to well see Marie played , A I ntoinette hear % at the Princociou A . — s Yes child ; . Miss Lydia Howard , the . infant actress , is a pre-A Q . , — —No Do , you I do like not children ; they are on a the very stage great ? bore indeed Q . —Do you mean to say , then , that you think the Dauphin Terror as portrayed ? in Oxford street , would have justified a Reign of A . —I do . Q . —Indeed I but let 11 s pass to a very much more serious struck subject— you M most r . Vining in his ' s performance impersonation 1 of Louis XVI . What part A . now —His . dressing-gown . Mr . Rignold , however , plays the A Q . . — — He Very is , very but affecting he gets , in is he the not way ? of the " panorama of tion action is " distressing terribly , as . indeed does all the pathos . The combinarama Q . — of Precisely action . " ; well now tell me what you mean by a " panoing A characters . —It is a piece in Marie with a Antoin peculiar ette cast : — ; I will give you the lead-An Artist - - - - Mr . F . Lloyds . A Another Musician Artist - - - - - - Mr Mr . . W Dayes . H . Montgomery . A Machinist - Mr . R . E . Warton . A Furniture Dealer of Versailles { residing in Southampton row , A Bloomsbury Perruquiaer ) - - Mr Mr . . Clarkson Lyons . . Q . — exact You nice are rig and ht ; new that ? is a peculiar cast . Is everything very , , That A . — is Everything the nicest — , especiall newest , y cleanest the " mob Frantic you Paris can possibl Mob . y " imagine—and so musical . A Q . . — — Yes Is there ; three much real " realism horses , two in the hundre panorama d real ? wigs , and a a real pair at deal of scissors of real for the . Queen ' s real hair , and , I should say , gre Q . —Thank you , that expense will do .
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 6, 1869, page 102, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_06031869/page/4/
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