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    138 THE TOMAHAWK. \April 9, 1870.

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    JSTozv ready, price js. 6d., VOL. II. of...

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    London , apxil 9, 1S70.

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    THE WEEK.

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    Mr. Gladstone has at length persuaded th...

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    Le jeu ue ruaut pas la cJiandelle could ...

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    The Pall Mall Gazette of Friday last con...

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    Napoleon III. treats his Generals like d...

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    We trust the outside public are now sati...

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    We understand that Prince Pierre Bonapar...

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    Colonkl Henderson, we are told by Mr. Br...

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    It is said that, as a measure of economy...

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    SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE—GLOBE.

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    The Globe we have always regarded as an ...

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    ADVICE GRATIS.

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    even The now public failing are to tirin...

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    138 The Tomahawk. \April 9, 1870.

    138 THE TOMAHAWK . \ April 9 , 1870 .

    Jstozv Ready, Price Js. 6d., Vol. Ii. Of...

    JSTozv ready , price js . 6 d ., VOL . II . of BRITANNIA , Edited by A . a'Beckett , Illustrated in Colours by MATT MORGAN . VOL . V ., price % s ., of THE T O M A H A W K , Edited by Arthur a'Beckett ; Illustrate d by Matt Morgan . Office : 199 Strand .

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    London , Apxil 9, 1s70.

    London , apxil 9 , 1 S 70 .

    The Week.

    THE WEEK .

    Mr. Gladstone Has At Length Persuaded Th...

    Mr . Gladstone has at length persuaded the House of Commons to have morning sittings . The Conservatives were very averse to the fashion—quite so , their speeches will seldom bear the light of day !

    Le Jeu Ue Ruaut Pas La Cjiandelle Could ...

    Le jeu ue ruaut pas la cJiandelle could never be more happily applied than to the case of the lVick- \ o \ v peerage . The very title suggests a finale in smoke , and a hint that some of the witnesses at least would be tolerably well up to snuff .

    The Pall Mall Gazette Of Friday Last Con...

    The Pall Mall Gazette of Friday last contained a cock and bull story about bailiffs being in possession of the Guards Club . If this were true ( which we understand it is not ) it would only be extending the advantages of the club to another kind of Guards—the Guards ( black ) .

    Napoleon Iii. Treats His Generals Like D...

    Napoleon III . treats his Generals like domestic servants . The Prince Imperial has long had a General for his nurse , and many other warriors are " worked" as confidential chambermaids . Well , after all , we must not be surprised if they are asked , in these matter-of-fact days , to take the place of ma ' s ( Mars ?)

    We Trust The Outside Public Are Now Sati...

    We trust the outside public are now satisfied about the fairness of the coming University race , and that they understand that the Oxford stroke ' s right to row is fully established . If this were a county contest there might be some truth in the plea that Cambridgeshire would be over-matched , had she to hold her own against Oxfordshire and Darbishire / as well .

    We Understand That Prince Pierre Bonapar...

    We understand that Prince Pierre Bonaparte possesses property in Belgium , and that preparations are being made in Brussels for the Prince ' s reception . We suppose that this means that the inhabitants of the quartier in which His Royal Highness ' s residence is situated are arming themselves with revolvers and knuckle dusters . At all events these are the only preparations for his reception , which appears to us to be necessary .

    Colonkl Henderson, We Are Told By Mr. Br...

    Colonkl Henderson , we are told by Mr . Bruce ,, is the

    Colonkl Henderson, We Are Told By Mr. Br...

    most hard-working official in the public service . We are happy to hear it . He lives , we are told , too , at Wandsworth . We are not happy to hear it . The Head of the Police should live in London . Until he does , he will be " though lost to sight to pockets dear . " He must be flurried when he is away from home . The police should be as cool and as firm as pole ice .

    It Is Said That, As A Measure Of Economy...

    It is said that , as a measure of economy , the Admiralty contemplate having in all ships a general messman , who will cater for the captain and officers . We do not know whether Mr . Chiiders regards himself as standing in such a position with regard to the whole service ; but if the term " messman " has any significance ( which , by the way , it has not , —but this Mr . Chiiders is not expected to know ) , he must consider himself something of the kind . We wonder what are the pay and perquisites attached to the office . In these days of retrenchment and reform " cheeseparing " commands good wages .

    Something New Under The—Globe.

    SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE—GLOBE .

    The Globe We Have Always Regarded As An ...

    The Globe we have always regarded as an authority on all matters appeared , even in " The theatr News ical ; of the Day following " of last para Thu g rsday raph ' wh issue ich certainly taxes a little our powers of credulity : — Hervd " In last consequence niht su of stai the ned indisposition his oriinal character of Mr . F . Charles f Chil , M . at the Lyceum g , "Le Compositeur g Toque" being postponed p until Saturday next . " is Al a po thoug pular h we actor have on long the E been nglish quite stage aware , we were that Mr quite . F . Charles norant , ract unti e r th , or e Globe that he set was us ri in ght , that e habit Chilpe of ' ric play was ing p ori ginal in cha " Le - should Compositeur necessitate Toque a " postponement of such importanc in the e that production his indisp of osition the p iece n get in question welland . that We in hope the , h meantime owever , that M . Mr Hervd . F . Charles will do will his best to supply , his place .

    Advice Gratis.

    ADVICE GRATIS .

    Even The Now Public Failing Are To Tirin...

    even The now public failing are to tiring secure of that the morbid Goodrich interest Divorce which Case such . scan It is - velops dals in itself middle it - becomes class life more usually repulsive secure , . and The certainl latest y p as hase it h de as - been the appearance of Mrs . Goodrich at the Guildhall Policeat cou the rt , arraigned instance of in her the husband prisoner ' . s dock She , on was a charge accused of of perjury having , sworn falsely on an affidavit , in which she affirmed that she had at whereas seen all her . , two the For children fac the t was defence leave , that , it the the was residence children clearly of proved were her not husband by in Mr the . ' s Doug country father las ; c Straig holy ht business —whose has kindness shown itself of heart in a , marked by the degre way , e in , side this b melan y side - this with statement high professional to the best ability of her —that belief the , and unhappy with no mother corrupt made momissed tive deed , , and so , amidst the strong mag man istrate was y manifestations the , taking feeling this , that view of Mr also popular . , Goodrich the charge applause , jun was . ., was dis In- - got smugg well led hissed out of on Court getting by into a back his way carriage , and . Mr . Goodrich , sen ., their Reall capacity y , it is time as prosecutors that we should . For be their rid of own Messrs sake . s Goodrich as well as in for practice ours , , we however would long advise established them to let and the matter extensive drop , must . , A medical necessaril ceedings y suffer ; and by , after the amount all , if even of time Mrs . which Goodrich is wasted is as black in law as pro her - enemies—which appear to consist chiefly of her husband and father having -in hounded -law—would a defenceless paint her woman , the credit out of , such society as , it will may scarcel be , of y tion compensate must perforce for the entail pecuniary . loss which so chivalric an opera-

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  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), April 9, 1870, page 138, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_09041870/page/6/