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    • CRITICISM A LA MODE.
    • LINDA.
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      The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal Of Sati...

      THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . ^ wdiuiiiffi *¦ - " * ( i . iL y ii /' niTiM ^)^ ' } " ^ ^ "INVITAT CULPAM QUI PECCATUM PROETERIT . "

      No. 1.] London, May 11, 1867. [Price Two...

      No . 1 . ] LONDON , MAY 11 , 1867 . [ Price Twopence .

      Lord Derby Has Announced That The Respon...

      Lord Derby has announced that the responsibility of the decision not to prevent last Monday ' s meeting by force , rested not with Mr . Walpole ^ but with the Cabinet . We have reason to believe , however , that it is necessary to look still higher for the origin of the determination that force should not be used ; and that the unwavering loyalty of the people to the Throne has been recognized and rewarded by a generous confidence which was imposed upon and did not originate with the Ministry .

      Lady Cowley Has Issued Cards For " At Ho...

      Lady Cowley has issued cards for " At Homes " for this evening and Saturday next . The Prince of Wales will honour the Countess with his presence on the latter occasion .

      Sir Patrick Grant, Who Succeeds Sir Henr...

      Sir Patrick Grant , who succeeds Sir Henry Storks , as Governor at Malta , has . appointed Captain A . C . Grant ,. of the irth Hussars , to be his Assistant Military Secretary , and Lieutenants Grant , 78 th Foot , and Strahan , Royal Artillery , to be his azdes-dercamp *

      We Hear, On Good Authority;, That The Pr...

      We hear , on good authority ; , that the Prussian preparations for war have been as actively carried on during the past week as before the Congress was spoken of . Strangers are no longer admitted to the . Arsenal at Berlin , where , however , a , great deal of packing-up is visible ;

      In Anticipation Of The Blood-Thirsty Str...

      In anticipation of the blood-thirsty struggle which was expected to take place on the following day , the-whole of last Sunday was spent at Wool wick dockyard , in making staves for the special constables . As they were never used , we would suggest that the wood might have been more usefully employed in making heads for some of the higher authorities .

      The French Have Adopted A Revolver Fitte...

      The French have adopted a revolver fitted with a dagger . This case— is not not a nove common l idea , now but ^ th of e weapon a han d to would h and be encounter useful in the very ^

      There Is No Truth Whatever In The Report...

      There is no truth whatever in the report that Count Bismarck met Prince Gortschakoff secretly in Pomerania . The Prince was seen walking on the Court Quay with his beautiful neice at the time he was supposed in Berlin to be forming a tender alliance with , Mr . Bismarck .

      Crumb Shakespstrian Of Stale Bun Reflect...

      crumb Shakespstrian of stale bun Reflection makes the whole at the worl Sunday d kin . " Zoo . — One

      Parliamentarv Notice.—The Tomahawk.—To A...

      Parliamentarv Notice . —The Tomahawk . —To ask the ing Secretary the expenses of State incurred for the 01 Ho account me Department of the unfulfilled for a return intentio show ns - of excluding the people ft'om Hyde Park .

      Criticism A La Mode.

      CRITICISM A LA MODE .

      Heard We Don Of ' The T Subscribe Athenc...

      heard We don of ' the t subscribe Athencsum to circulating . Some one libraries once . told We us have that never - Anthony Charles Trollope Dickens gained edited his the reputation Family Herald from ; his and literary that co I * riecuon understood with that the General Macaulay Morning was a New Post . Zealander We have , and alwa tl : wooed in Miss Belgravia Braddon fame .. but wrot Mrs fame e . religious Henry would Wood tracts not ,, be we for the have ht million b been chaff , told and . , In H or , caugy true never this read may West be we Lynn can't or tell any , because other of , as her we nov hav els e said . Temiv , we h poet and - Close laureate ,, we : remember Tennyson , lived wrote in for the Moses last century and Son : . Close Swinbii w ^ he on wrote the other nastil hand y , but , was , perhap a poet s of , his the patron highest M order azzini : can some tell dc Mr . Disraeli was an obscure scribbler : his works of fict have appeared no doubt originall we have y in the said columns h of to the Dail to y the Telegraph entire sav . ~ \ faction our time of in our reading readers . Life , that is we enoug too are short not for prove in such the a habit silly occupation of wastm , . We ( save never from our think mirror : thinking ) , we never is an dream awful to nuisance face . Yet . Reflect we are * ^ critic . We criticise somehow by instinct . Our plan is verj look very at simp the le cover . We for seize just a new one second book : we ; we turn devote it languidl a second y over secoi , as publisher to to confess the title does that page not we . raise advertize If we the owe Tomahawk with the us author , why aloft , we a grudge are and not fiercel , asharr or y j id think remorselessl it fair and scal honest p the book to proclaim . These the are m al our oud principles . Having , and done we pur so , we offic beg e , ascertain to give notice the days that on authors which we may are , on open application to receive at our invitations advertizing to dinner terms , . We publishers would recommend may , in like them manner to call , obtain early next week .

      Linda.

      LINDA .

      Linda, Says She Cannot Love Me, And What...

      Linda , says she cannot love me , And what e ' er I say , Turns her head away . Neither do the stars above me , Twinkling as they glisten , To my praises listen . So shall Linda , though she slight me , Still for evermore delight me . Linda , when I praise her graces , Tells me that there are Others fairer far . So I , ' mid strange lands and faces , Find wherein I roam , Fairer spots than home . Yet shall home and Linda be 3 £ ver best beloved by me . \

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 11, 1867, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_11051867/page/1/