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    2o6 THE TOMAHA WK. [November 7, 1868.

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    EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES.

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    is • , one " The of the connection main ...

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    TAKING THE WIJVJD OUT OF A SALE.

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    Messrs. Christie and Manson will have th...

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    TO THE EDITOR OF THE — .

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    of The a certain following (American pro...

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    to surpris toe " e in d at her nothing favourite in jewels the Great . He World was . surprised . We are " You must let me get you a partner , " said the hostess to her guest " I . am a little fatigued , " replied Robinson , with a deferential conservatory bow . " I hav to e reco danced ver myself every . dance " , and have come into this alwa Now ys , the e best conservatory policy ? was cooler than the rooms . Is honesty

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    is letters over not impossibl on this " London inhosp e th itable , at when M co anner untry the s Season and once more P commences eop . I " do a I not may relish . run the " Toujours idea . " cat Cat -is - - is meet -meet " is " no is toothsome better than , but " Tonjours grows monotonous pei - 'drix . " . shop So keepers now , " Pe and rfide mounteb Albio 7 anks i ? adieu ! A ! dieu Adieu , cold , miserable country land of bar of - barous Canard is etiq 01 uette and . As still he mo leaves re barba thee rous O Albio joviality n the ! White Jules - cliffed rliffed and and the the voyage Perfidious Perfidious , he he sings siners thee thee , a a little little song sonsr written written

    in thine own barbarous ton , gue : Good Good bye , good , good bye b , ye old , Ro Eng s-bif land ; dear , No more I drink the bittere biere—I leave my " Cat-is-meet . " Till we see one another , Receive the distinguished considerations of Jules Canard .

    2o6 The Tomaha Wk. [November 7, 1868.

    2 o 6 THE TOMAHA WK . [ November 7 , 1868 .

    Episcopal Trustees.

    EPISCOPAL TRUSTEES .

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    is , one " The of the connection main safeguards of religion of the with civilisation the exercise of man of . political " —Mr . Disraeli authority ' s Manifesto . and While in fact the in peop dictation le of this of the country debates are deb that ating are in to anticipation the , coming Parliament relative , to the advantages and occupy the disadmoment vantages to of look an Established up a few cases Church in which , it is the not peculiar an inappropriate blessings of \ J ± the IXX w system w V « J bvtll ^ of ^* Church ^^** v »* >*«* . Establishments « fc . ^ i « r *•« - » p *^^* h _ r ^** A *^«^ , A . ••*_» come wvuiiv out \ J w * . fc . « The > JU Xlv M fol . V ^ X -

    lowing care of is their not immediate a very recent flock case —their , but families it admirabl —which y illustrates the present the extraordinary ?' t ? gime enables latitude our bishops which and episcopal patrons trustees to exercise feel entitled , and the to t for ake the when benefit dealing of their with the Church trust and funds the p advancement laced in their of hands their relig Some ion . years ago an Act was passed transferring from the diocese of Lincoln to that of Oxford the " fat" living of Stoney

    enable Middleton Middleton the . , bishop and and the the of Act Act the recited recited latter diocese that that the the to make transfer transfer better was was provision made made to to for curates the reward under him of long . and meritorious service on the part of the pectations Not long and ago conjectures the living fell raised vacant in , the and minds many of were numerous the exwould faithful curates , be service with awarded from , as to . fifteen the The age number to d twenty Simeon of -two candidates to whom years the of qualified promotion good and by

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    made longer a servic bishop e was than very Dr . great Wilberforce , so great had inde give ed n that when he good was bishop was quite perplexed as to whom to select : —there were so advancement many good and . experienced men who might fairly look for who In was this the perp most lexity deserving the Episcopal priest in Trustee his diocese , unabl , decided e to deter to m give ine it *• « r to w ^^ - the «* . ^ A ^ a * m least . ^ w ^«^*» deserving VAVWV /* . V AJL . I W « . Unwilling * - ¦** TT AAAAAAC ^ to W V ^ promote r" ^^ ^^ ***¦ ^ - ^ *^«* the tll \« ^ oldest III WCT he ade his mind tmote the

    luck priest would , m have it , the younge o st pr pri o est in his diocese youngest happen , and e d to be his own son . To him , a priest of three months' standing the father of his flock presented the living ; and he is still * a justice standing with beacon which an paternal Establishment affectio bishop n , and of of th the e hi probity ghest te and ntution dencies without can establish which Mr his . Disraeli family throug tells us h no the good admissibl government e instican exist .

    Taking The Wijvjd Out Of A Sale.

    TAKING THE WIJVJD OUT OF A SALE .

    Messrs. Christie And Manson Will Have Th...

    Messrs . Christie and Manson will have the honour of selling , a en suing their A m u on ction th , th Roo e followin ms , King g ch street oice co , St . ction James of ' s objects , early o in Art the and Vertu : — fumi A gated Spanish since throne the departure , unique ; has of the been late thoroug occupant hly cleaned ; to be sold and cheap A rare . specimen of the Salique law in Spanish ; very chaste . Pieces Pieces of of the the oath oath broken broken on on the the 3 " 3 rd rd of of December December , picked picked up ur >

    in A Paris Parisian ; richly butto gilt n . -hole without the Legion of Honour , ; extremely scarce . A A railway portrait di of re William ctor's conscience of Borrodail : the e ; onl proof y specimen before letters known . . Also several seats in the forthcoming election . Amateurs are i n ollections formed that some this of the is a rarest splendid occasion of modern for adding or anti to their art All will be sold without reserve gems . que ,

    To The Editor Of The — .

    TO THE EDITOR OF THE — .

    Of The A Certain Following (American Pro...

    of The a certain following ( American protest ?) journal has been by the addressed gentlemen to on the the Editor staff . those The examp who h le ave deserves at heart to the be di followed gnity and , and purity we are of the sure Press that will all app who laud are too such often a noble accused and of unselfish sacrificing step their on the princi part ples of to those their pockets : — manent ¦ " Sir , — staff We , or the " To frequent undersi tlie Editor gned contributors , of being the members to your . journal of the , per beg - most solemnl 1 / and earnestl \ to protest JJXl / against the IX , character 1 of

    the lllU ^ advertisements l . w > MJ . ^ XXX . LXXjr y C * XXVJ . which \*** X ± l \* are i , 3 AJ y permitted LU bVxQb to UgUlliJt appear in the UUU columns W . VVV * »* - remonstrated of the ' — with . We you have on the often questionable before , sing policy ly and , to individuall say nothing y , paper whom of the we to morality , those at your , very of invitation affording quacks , , h facilities impostors ave been in , vi and gorously one immoral portion denouncing persons of your you in another with a portion sense of . the We fact have , which repeatedl many y endeavoured of our contemporaries to impress vice vice have of of forcibl mankind mankind y urged would would , namely be be , unable unable that these - to to traders tmrsue on their thei the r infamous infamous folly and pursue

    by calli the ng , were carelessness it not for and the publicity want of which princip they le are on able the part to gain of you was some cannot devoted journals wish . to As the to you cause continue , Sir of , have true a practice ever morality boasted which , we th feel at is your calculated sure paper that directl " But y to it injure is chiefl public y on morality the aspect . of the question as it affects ourselves that we would wish now to dwell . There can be no liberal doubt that doctrines advocating and , as you do which so consistently have made , this mia those nation great

    what nuercii ^ it _ ao is m , uirmes and the ^ anu support , principles principles * of ** M > which MAM wmuu has M nave added MM mau M . no c little ^ 9 . a ^ * to . i _ « _^ "' the Xil - ¦ your circulation staff men of your of the journal highest , you integrity must and be anxious the most to scrupulou have on s - — - —

• Citation
  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 7, 1868, page 206, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_07111868/page/8/