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      5q The To Ma Iia Ivk. {August 8, 1868.

      5 Q THE TO MA IIA IVK . { August 8 , 1868 .

      As The Twig Is Bent.

      AS THE TWIG IS BENT .

      Pected In This From Age Youth Of Social ...

      pected In this from age youth of social and so enli little ghtenment allowance , when is made so much for is inex ex- - of perience paramount , the subject importance of female . The education utter failure has become of the a ordinary question - run of " Establishments for Young Ladies to educate children become they of the are upper so called painfully classes immediatel to apparent assume y , on the that leavi position it is ng with in school society no surprise , has to which latel that y we hear that an effort is about to be made by those interested

      to do something towards remedying the evil . We understand that it is proposed to establish an institution on a system which , breaking free from the ordinary routine course of a leaving boarding school school shall education at once , shall find secure themselves that its mistresses pupils on of all all those young voungf arts ladies ladies and accomp to to possess r > ossess lishment . and and s which which which , alas alas now- ! ! a when when -days the the it behoves mind mind is is

      once formed with other ideas , require the , study and perseverance publishing of years to the acquire prospectus . We of have a Ladies much 7 College pleasure , the , foundation therefore , in of which are in most is on the cases tapis still , but pending , as the , engagements we insert their of the name professors s under every reserve . TRAINING COLLEGE

      FOR THE DAUGHTERS OF NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN . Patrons-. The Princes of the Blood . Visitors ,

      The Archbishops ( ex officio ) . With of Canterbury power to add , to York their , number and Armagh . guineas Note— . to Any the nobleman Foundation or Fund gentleman of the presenting Institution two will thousand become a Life Visitor . Pt incipal . of This title office and others will be are thrown invited open to to send public in competition their testimonials . Ladies .

      The salary will be ; £ i , ooo a year and a private residence . Professors . Poetry Composition Theology . . . . . . . . Mr Mr Mr . . . Al Bradlaug Linklater gernon h . Swinburne . . Moral Philosophy . Lord Ranelagh .

      Physical Science . M . Leotard . Arithmetic making by and Double Book- } > Mr . Padwick . French Entry . . . . . ) Mdlle . Theresa . German . . . Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein . Italian . . . Signor Francatelli . Painting Z 5 mV ^« -3 . ^** ^ m Madame TV A" ** J \ ** w ^ ± * -h Rachel iJ * < -fc y * T » ^ kl

      . . . . . . Drawing . . . Mr . Moses . ( Terms , 6 o per cent . ) Music Dancing . . . . . . Messrs Mdlle . . Finette Offenbach . and Godfrey . Dom Sing ing tic Economy , . . , Mr Mrs . . A WyndKam . Lloyd and . Miss Annie Adams . Deportment . . Madame Schneider . F Elocu loricu tion lture . . . . . Mr Mr . . E Fordham . T . Smith ( of . Newmarket ) . ^^ k m A _ ^ b ^^ h ^ ^ A « M A MM Mt

      Ri Juri ding sprudence and Driving . . . Miss B aron Anonyma Nicholson . . Billiards Whist . . . . . . A A Member Cavalry Officer of the . Arlington Club . The college is solely for the education of the children of ensure those persons exclusiven moving ess , the terms the wi select ll be circles high—vi of z ., society ^ 250 . a year To for each girl .

      C Childre hildren n will will be be receive received d at at any anv age affe under under twelve twelve , , but but m in no no case will a young lady who has passed her twelfth birthday be a cce pted impressions , it being the and opinion prejudices of the of promoters youth are that in after a degree this already formed ; and a pupil joining the college with any of the ordinary ideas indigenous to English girlhood cannot do justice to the system .

      teen The course . of education will be complete at the age of six-The years term will commence in August of each yearand the terminate advantage at the of being end with of March their , parent thereb s y during giving the the whole pup , ils of the London season . has - ™^~ ™ » The ™ ' undertaken — * ~— - ™ colleg ~ HI ~ ' ™ ^^ ^ p ¦ ' ™ ^ — e <^ m ^^ " is ^ hdH already to ^ m ^^ provide M ^^ ^^ ^ handsomely ^ ^^^^ ^^^ v annuall ^^ vAit v ^ * " ^ *»^ . » y endowed ^ an i ^^ v ^^ b " Honorable H ^ b 4 fe . ^ h ^ « w ^ b ^ A ^^ ^ k ^^ Vp nobleman ^ avT ^ m ^ W n who w w « fr ^ h ^^^

      hi gentlemen will ghest make number an have offer promised of of marks marriage broug in her hams to general the , opera pup studie boxes il who s , , and and obtains bracelets several the to those young ladies taking the first place in certain of the centl classes y presented . A lady her interested freehold villa in the in undertaking St . John ' s wood has munifi for the - residence of the lady principal . itself The . An excellence undertaking of the which design meets of the so full institution y the requ speaks irements for mo of the ters age deserve cannot the fail gratitude to be financiall , as they y mus a t success command , and the its sym pro- - pathy , of fashionable England of the present day .

      Rhyme And T-Reasoiv.

      RHYME AND T-REASOIV .

      Notwithstanding The Attempt We Made The ...

      Notwithstanding the attempt we made the other day to the stay immense the torrent success , snobbery of that has screaming sweot everything comic song before , " God it bless , and our Royal Sailor Famil Prince y is now , " has on alread the eve y borne of being its handed fruits . over The to whole the music inclined -halls to , stop for snobb short ery after is a so thirsty fine a thing crawl in as its it has way recentl , and is y not in-¦ thusiastic dul AA « 4 ged in mm- at crowd nm the ¥ expense composed »•« of of the seventeen tr youthful ¦ mi ¦ thousand D ¦ uke . When snob Vhdfe s an relish en-

      and ^ ^* » re - demand a *^ mr ^ mr V ^^»« , such ^^ ^^ w sickening ^ ^^ - ^ ^^ - w - ^^ ^ ^ v ^ t waddle - ^^ m ^ ^^ - ^^ — — ^^ as ^ - ^ - ~^^ m that w ^ v ^ ^ " ^ effectively ^ " *^ ^ mr , m ^ ^ mr ^ ^ mm" m given" by poor Mr . Cummings a few weeks back at the Crystal must Palace become Blue Fire of the and real All vul -alive gar taste Royalty ? Talk Gala , of what lampoons on earth on ever the august come , — up did to any that " directed chaff "— against no pther the word unoffending will express young itpenned Duke by the the cruel poet who lines , doubtless to which never we again meaning refer ? to We hit so will hard be ,

      bound to say that for sly , yet gashing and withering severity of humour tinuedwe they quite are unmatched tremble for . the Indeed fate , should of Royalty the series . Fancy be con , for - pagne instance , Charlie , a national " and hymn the " Gallop to Prince ing Snob Christian " would ! Wh pale y , before " Cham it ! - open Indeed to , its the indul thing gence is serious . Young when Prince we dwell Arthur on the has opportunities just got his gineers commission do not , and suggest is working dash for and the are Eng not ineers so useful . True for -, the poetical

      En-, purposes as the Artillery . " God save our Engineer " sounds mi tame ght , and be made would , and not the read cannon well ; ' s but mou a th change itself , easil elegantics y introduced graiid . , title Imag of ine " God a military save our edition Bombardier of our " 1 Sailor Prince , " under the How apologetically it might go off , thus : — WeVe cried " God bless the Prince of Wales "

      . But And when " done your " snob our his Sailor ear Prince regales ; , " Matters what use to mince ? He At wants some to one gu he sh and must crawl cheer and , — shout ; Ah " . God see , he bless ' s found our B Prince ombardier Arthur 1 " out !

      Then the poet might get bolder : — Napoleon And Wellington he lost Waterloo he won j , But I'd name one to lick the two ! The I mean man to it— drive not my the fun foe . away ,

      Is When heof he whom ' s en- I camp Gents -ed must here , " God , bless our , Bombardier , V say , lities And of at accent last , , not time entrammelled , space , or fact by , he the might ordinary really conventiona close very - effectively : —

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Aug. 8, 1868, page 50, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_08081868/page/2/