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    • TUB WEEK.
    • WRONG IJST THE MA YNE.
    • THOROUGHLY AT SEE.
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      2 O 2 THE TOMAHA WK . [ November 71868 . , 1 - - 1 ¦¦ ' i h 1 . I I" — I . ¦ . 1 . 11 . 1 . 1 - . i . —1 _ , — .

      Jstow Ready, Price 8s;, Vol. Ii. Of The ...

      JSTow Ready , Price 8 s ; , VOL . II . of the " Tomahawk , " Beautifully Bound , Gill Edges , Bevelled Boards . Order of any Bookseller .

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      *G* They Edito Correspondents Attach R O...

      * g * they Edito Correspondents attach r on any any consideration value are to Informed them whatever . All that letters . Contributions Contributors on LITERARY should cannot matters make possibly copies should be of returned be their addressed articles by th to If e the ( Mr . Editor Heather . ) Letters to ensu , re on attention purely . BUSINESS Envelopes matters containing , should 'solely be addressed Answers to to Puzzles the Publisher must be marked after the " Thursday Puzzle , " or evening no notice following will be the taken publication of their contents of the paper . Answers . cannot be received

      London, November 7, 1868.

      LONDON , NOVEMBER 7 , 1868 .

      Tub Week.

      TUB WEEK .

      A Gentleman Advertises "Vegetable Hair, ...

      A gentleman advertises " Vegetable Hair , from Algiers . " We have not seen the article ; but , as we presume that , like other vegetables , it requires a somewhat moist soil , we can honestly recommend it to the notice of people who have got water on the brain .

      The Roughs Of London Are About To Presen...

      The roughs of London are about to present a testimonial to Sir Richard Mayne , as some slight acknowledgment of the manner in which he has assisted them in their violent efforts to get a living . We believe the testimonial will take the shape of a fool ' s-cap of beaten gold , with a hood to cover the eyes and protect the ears . The bells will be muzzled .

      Nothing So Cruel Or Unjust Has Ever Been...

      Nothing so cruel or unjust has ever been said of the working men as has just been said by their friend , Mr . Mill . It is the deliberate judgment of the great philosopher that Mr . Bradlaugh ( a coarse blasphemer ) " represents the . feelings and opinions of the working classes . ^ On this point , surely , Mr * Mill cannot be said to represent the million .

      Political Blood Seems To Be Like The Wat...

      Political blood seems to be like the waters , regularly on the boil at Bath . A local paper hints that the ill-feeling has grown tosuch a pitch , thatthe recorder had actually to sit between the two rival candidates in the Abbey Church the other day . Whether they came to actual blows or only indulged in

      disagreeable and irritating chaff at each other in a whisper , is not stated , but as the event came off in the corporation pew , perhaps after all it may turn out to be a mere mayor ' s nest .

      Mr. Labouchere Has Been Treating The Ele...

      Mr . Labouchere has been treating the electors of Windsor to some very facetious remarks about Colonel Gardiner , the Conservative candidate , comparing that gentleman " to a monkey on the top of an organ , with a red coat on , and a hole cut behind for his tail to go through .- "' Whether Mr ; Labouchere

      VbbF «~» - is preparing a burlesque for Christmas we do not know ; but if he is he had better keep such wit as he has by him for that occasion . We know nothing about Colonel Gardiner , nor

      Mr. Labouchere Has Been Treating The Ele...

      do we support his candidature ; but we do desire to see . regard paid to decency and courtesy by all speakers on what som ; in ever his ; side way of , but the he question should . be Mr the . Labouchere last person is to a provoke useful rrt a " argtimentum ad hominem ? He has not yet succeeded to th family title . Lefe him keep such taunts till he is Lord Taunton

      Wrong Ijst The Ma Yne.

      WRONG IJST THE MA YNE .

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      Thoroughly At See.

      THOROUGHLY AT SEE .

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  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 7, 1868, page 202, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_07111868/page/4/