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    • TO SOME NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTORS.
    • THE SOJSTG OF THE STUMP.
    • CHOrS {TO FOLLOW).
    • QUESTION FOX THE CLEVER.
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      November 7, 1868.] The Tom Ah A Wk. 207

      November 7 , 1868 . ] THE TOM AH A WK . 207

      To Some North Warwickshire Electors.

      TO SOME NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTORS .

      A You Word 'Ve Neither With You Heart , ...

      A You WORD 've neither with you heart , you nor country nouse sirs . ! What Just choke try it on a Tem the / j house / e , co . ward curs !

      The Sojstg Of The Stump.

      THE SOJSTG OF THE STUMP .

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      Stump—stump—stump—Till With over the his aid speeches of rhetorical we fall steam asleep , , S tump And — hear stump him — stump stump— in a dream ; For ever upon our ear . Alas And ! that office princi is so ple dear ' s so ! cheap , Stump—stump—stump .

      Chors {To Follow).

      CHOrS { TO FOLLOW ) .

      I Always Think The Priest And Levite Who...

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      Question Fox The Clever.

      QUESTION FOX THE CLEVER .

      1st Wh Prize Y Is .— The One Rig * Penny...

      1 st Wh Prize y is . — the One Rig Penny htful . Heir like Mr . Disraeli ' s Manifesto ? 3 2 rd nd „ „ — — An Mr . Ori Whalley ginal Burlesque . . 4 th „ —Three Elephants . 5 th „ —Clerkshi Office . p in the Savings' Bank Department , Post

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 7, 1868, page 207, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_07111868/page/9/