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      I 8 The Tomaha Wk. \July 9, 1870.

      I 8 THE TOMAHA WK . \ July 9 , 1870 .

      Vol. V.Y Price Ss. 9 Of The T O M A H A ...

      VOL . V . y price Ss . of THE T O M A H A TV K , Edited by Arthur a ' Beckett ; Illustrated by Matt Morgan . Office : 199 Strand .

      Now ready , price 7 s . 6 d . y VOL . III . OF B R I T A N N I A , Edited by Arthur a ' Beckett , Illustrated in Colours by Matt Morgan .

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      Lojsrnoir, Jvz Y 9> 1870.

      LOJsrnoir , jvz y 9 > 1870 .

      Tite Week.

      TITE WEEK .

      The Echo In A Recent Article On Fashiona...

      The Echo in a recent article on Fashionable London apropos of the Guards marching through Belgravia Square at nine o ' clock in the morning , speaks of " the rudely sonorous notes of the fifes and drums . " We shall be told of " the harmony of the bagpipes " next we suppose .

      •Mmbmmbmmmm J The Orleanists Have Once M...

      • MMBMMBMMMM J The Orleanists have once more protested against the exile from France . We suppose they think there is " no place like home . " Remembering this , however , we would advise them to stay where they are . Twickenham as yet has known no

      barricades beyond the obstruction caused by an erratic gas-pipe , and this we all know is bad enough ; but we would remind their Royal Highnesses that if they go further , they may only too probably fare worse .

      The Protestant Association Held Its Annu...

      The Protestant Association held its Annual Meeting in the Freemasons' Hall the other day . The principal business transacted , however , was an unanimous vote of lament over the passing of the Irish Church Disestablishment Bill of last session . Well , we suppose , regrets are useless ; but the

      pro-I ceedings possessed some negative advantage . Want of occu-I pation is a source of mischief even amongst Protestant Asso-I ciations .

      I The Metropolitan Railway Company Has R...

      I The Metropolitan Railway Company has rallied from the I state of lethargy into which it was thrown by the rejection of its I Bill in the House of Lords , and has set itself to work again . I The City Extension , it seems , is to be immediately proceeded I with , and the station will be at the junction of Queen Victoria

      I street and Cannon street , and in view of the Mansion House I and the Royal Exchange . Indeed , the Directors have decided 1 on calling the station " Mansion House , " so after all , their I scheme of the Spring has not , the House of Lords notwithstand-I in S > gone so very wide of the mark . A new feature in the railway

      I j i-ogramme is , that when the line is so far completed , there will I - > e trains each way , " afc least every three minutes . ' * If we were I ot assured that the block system was adopted on the Metro-

      I The Metropolitan Railway Company Has R...

      politan lines , we should be inclined to augur evil , fromj the profuse generosity of the Directors ; but as we know that the line is managed on the principle we have named , there need be no cause for alarm . In fact , it seems that the public have every reason to be satisfied with their railway prospects for next year . Let us hope that the shareholders may have equal cause to congratulate themselves .

      Bloojd-Mowey.

      BLOOJD-MOWEY .

      Cap There Ital Sentence Is So , Me Which...

      cap There ital sentence is so , me which thing co griml ndemns y ridiculous a prisoner about to death the , and Greek to pay recen his t trial costs of as well ' Gre — e and k Bri it appeared nds , the additionall pecuniary y cost absu of rd whose in the crim sands e mu and thousands probably hav of e pound by this s . time But amounted Greece , however to some , see -thou ms - notwithstand pocket still to by be the alive ing perfor , to does th mance e main best of the chance to recoup horri , a ble nd itself traged its forei th y e of mo the difficulti ney spring but e s .

      Wh Whether ether the the brigands brierands possessed possessed private private fortunes fortunes , , or or were were taken taken is with think the their it same unlikel pockets and y to the full have Greek of bee gol n code d the , do is case es evidentl n . The appear princi in f ; u ll p u accord t we , how sho e with v u e r , the money- , making policy of the Greek as understood y in London vern and me Liverpool nt miht . well In this have matter backed , howev the er , ublication King Geo of rge th ' s e Go - - parent attempt g of the State to let the consideration p of money ap more enter than into semi the - last responsible phase . a catastrophe for which they are

      . A Bas Zes Jtusses.

      . A BAS ZES JtUSSES .

      With Russian A Story Proper Officers Na ...

      with Russian A story proper officers na is me g quartered iven s , we in can the at onl Warsaw Eastern y take to to Bud be be get true cowar ( which ) showing dl , scoundrels as it certain deals . We because can the write popular with greater Herr Strauss indignation , who was on the with y subject us at too the , whom Covent we Garden are indebted Promenade for Concerts the choicest , a few of years our present back , a dance nd to music seems , that was these the victim officers of went a brutal to the and Swiss disgraceful Garden outrage at Warsaw . It as it was closi told ng its doors for the night . Notwithstanding that ,

      tney they were were told , by by the tne landlord landlord th mat at the the cook cook was was in in bed bed . and and bance there was that noth they ing were for at them last served to eat , with they supper created . Full such of a distur drink , - notes they cried the for musicians music , but were the sounding orchestra was were dark the , and snores the which only , hit emanated on a happy from their device bed . -rooms Being . Deputy At last one -Director of the of " gentlemen Policehe " the was musician well known , begg to ing Herr him Strauss to come , so he to wrote him at a once pressing . The note note , to was was aespatcnea despatched to to Jti Herr err oirauss Strauss' ' s s lodgings lodgings , , and and the the Viennese Viennese , in in

      however obedience , of to finding the summons he was , soon needed made in his some appearance urgent . matter Instead , he the was Viennese simply asked maestro to give was the naturall company y indi *' a gnant tune , ^ and " Whereupon , of cours , e , black refused and to blue play , . knocked Then the him " down officers , and and tramp gentlemen led on " him beat him and confined by the latest to his accounts room . , he The is facts still do in not a dangerous need comment condition . They , , and speak one one is is for that that themselves , fortunately fortunately . for for But European European two points civilization civilization are worth noticing . Herr T-T /^ r Strauss « . n- The 'i , iM

      therefore happens to not , be be an allowe Austrian d to , rest not ; a and Pole the , and other the , is matter that it will is the evidentl gentlemen y a silly par mistake excellence to give which the Russian it has s been credit recentl for being the in fashion Englan to d believe have been them capable . No drunken of such an private atrocity soldiers , and as y could for wanton same English breath insult officers as . , with Herr these all Strauss ruffians their , has absurdities the our doing best , being so sympath would named be y , now but in the if a disgrace owing to of his his populari coward ty ly , he assailants is the , means he will of not bringing have been about beaten the black and blue in vain .

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 9, 1870, page 8, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_09071870/page/6/