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THE TOMAHAWK: A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATI...
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No. 5.] LONDON, JUNE 8, 1S67. [Price Two...
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WHERE IS BRITANNIA?
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To Her God) Gracious Qpeen of Great Maje...
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THE BETTING RING.
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disgraceful We have disclosures had quit...
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The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal Of Sati...
THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . "INVITAT GULPAM QUT PECCATUM PROETERIT . " 9
No. 5.] London, June 8, 1s67. [Price Two...
No . 5 . ] LONDON , JUNE 8 , 1 S 67 . [ Price Twopence .
Where Is Britannia?
WHERE IS BRITANNIA ?
To Her God) Gracious Qpeen Of Great Maje...
To Her God ) Gracious Qpeen of Great Majesty Britain VICTORIA and Ireland , by the , Defende Grace r of of the Faith , &* c ., Balmoral , Scotlan d * MAY it please Your Majesty . your We Majesty , the undersigned , beg respectfull , being y to loyal address and you faithful . on a subject : subjects near of to our hearts . in with of
! . were faithful Gracious We the have subjects natural Majesty waited , fruit for to patientl throw the of your time y * off great the when company gloom sorrow it should . and Our many apath p hopes leas y e which have your your i to been meet raised your by loving certain subjects isolated as atte was mpts your on y custom our Majesty heretofo ' s part re ; : but instant those return hopes to have that been seclusion sorely from quenched which , by we your had Majesty fondl ' s fancied that your Majesty had emerged . y J It ^ ^ would TT IJtl na . be Ii ^ -W presump UAVWWUIf'feMWMM limit tuous to in * A the * us % > U to fe % ^ poi ^^^ % ^ nt **** » out ^ SM « r ' to «»* which ^ your J >^ W »* ' those Majesty dfc »« fc »»*^ WM * of » T
us that iir there this world should , who be a have important period public during duties to perform , to can us afford whom to Death indulge may in lethargic have called grief away for . those Your , howev Majesty er d will ear be our pedes the activity , us first in . t , o the an recognise d performance lessens the our fact capacity of , that our duties the for sorrow usefulness , and wh debars ich , whi paral us ch from yses imfulfilling satisfaction the to responsibilities the dead , while of our it must position occasion , can affor great d but dissatis little - faction We humbly among submit the living that . there may be as much selfishness in a prolonged indulgence in sorrow «« v ^»* as the -WJfc «« re **^* is in levity or
thoughtless C an « V f * d hilarity * charity * V » A # ^ fc ^^ , ; w and * e r » fc may »*« that j ^**»^* gratif ^^ even •*• y in our *^ w performing w ow , »^» w n fancies •** acts *** an *^* d of * » v li benevolence k ings ^* ww , w ^^^ hile y ^ myt we avoid the self-sacrifice involved in those petty duties and ness us every less , - the day praise punctual acts from of courtesy and others proper , , or and rarer performance justifies act * less of of ceremonial satisfaction which gams polite from for - ourselyes stranger . with It is due oftener courtesy a greater than it effort is to to visit receive the bedside a distinguished of some . suffering fellow-creature ; but the former may be none the less
a duty We . would respectfully urge on your Majesty , that those who have enjoy no the right power to neglect which belongs the duties to and a high responsibilities position in attaching the State I thereto portant ness they , functions however should irksome belonging concentrate , and to though their their office energ no doubt , ies they on in cannot the times more be of justi sick im - - - duties fied in which continuing are most from pleasant year to to . themselves year only to and discharge most nattering those " to their vanityand ignoring those •••*^**^ wh ¥ •»• i ch though nmm- * mmm ^»» intrinsi **** # call «««** of
their less W ^ # V ** importance V privileges ** W *•**•* V J ; J , , however are »»•• ¦* still ^^**^** non troublesome Cl e the les » s and es , sential distasteful comple **• *»• they ments may y w o ^* f be We to them would , respectfully ask your Majesty whether , when five years have elapsed since the death o your lamented Consort , years to go to in succession n obscure , an just d r at em a ote time villag when e in your the Highla Parliament nds two is engaged in discussing most important" affairs of State , is an
also action than ask it which is your consonant can Majesty gratify with whether the the spirit spirit the studied of of your your disrespect peop husband le . , with We any which would more all foreign visitors of importance have been lately treated in rei this shoul gn country , d or ever to increase be , is held calculated b the all respect to other add and countries any honour lustre . in to which your this Majesty nation ' s We do not in any way y wish to depreciate the readiness or the formed courtesy those with f which unctions your which Majesty usuall ' s sons devolve and daughters the have reigning
permonarch should , during . We the could first ndt two have years expected at y least of that upon your your * widowhood Majesty , humility hav of many e taken , that disting part to an in uished occasion any ceremonial from forei now gn offers potentates . retirement But itself it , appears in to the and this proposed in to capital us , in , visit own for all your person le Maj to would esty welcome desire emerge to to this ho , nour country your . Afflictions those guests , and whom troubles your your of peop
various so aid verei in assisting degrees , but in have at the ite fallen ot peaceful this upon , they many festival are all of your which doing Majesty their is now utmost ' s fellow taking to - promote place in that Paris good , and / understanding by a mutual interchange among one of another courtesies which , to forms We one would of humbly the greatest submit , preventions to your Majesty of war . , that it cannot be a very much greater exertion to entertain persons of your Majesty of Scotch ' s own ghillies rank , tha and n to their preside families at balls . We therefore other amusements trust , that before before . this this session session is is over over , we we m mav ay have have th the e incalculable incalculable p T > lea
lea-hosp sure ital of ity seei ' which ng your is at Majesty once , the once privileg more e and exercising duty of that the Sove royal - rei gn . uld this hope be realizedwe shall not hear the question for s o often t e he nial purposes askect hospitality , wh of en serious , Where the monarchs cons is , Britan ultation nia of , or Europe ? for th , are e i assembling nterchange Your Majesty We ' s are humble The , St and aff faithful of the subjects " Tomahawk , . "
The Betting Ring.
THE BETTING RING .
Disgraceful We Have Disclosures Had Quit...
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VlAlvMttVt than It is canery insiste the followers % * d upon 4 k **\* , of in !•** certain A other Art ** W " qu f professions * V arters ? \*& •^•** , th . at •* " Tupper " better We w ww deny s *^ " are this no www , worse — ** but » y . at even best if . true The , it Soiled proves D nothing ove may . The be placed position under is a negative the turf and one under b forfcotten e at best a thousand , but composed upon different the of just turf names one we carat . shall The of still good Ring have metal may Soiled be to ten said Doves that to is spurious and worthless .
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 8, 1867, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_08061867/page/1/
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