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    264 ~ THE TOM AH A WK. {December n, 1869...

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    HONOURABLE THIEVES.

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    A POINT OF DETAIL.

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    form Good of reli Chri gion stians which...

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    WHAT'S IN A NAME?

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    The parish of St. Pahcras certaihly inte...

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    Treason Is Rampant In Ireland. Sedition ...

    a degraded terrorism as these cowardly assassins have hitherto successfully exercised . It is not sufficient , we repeat , to be passively loyal or honest ; it * is not sufficient even to express openly abhorrence of Fenianism and agrarian crime ; it is only by concerted action of the most vigorous kind that the law Can

    be vindicated . It is not possible for the executive to bring these murderers and incendiaries to justice , without the aid of the more respectable portion of the community , except at the cost of many innocent persons ; and the cowardly scoxindrels , who direct uirecc those uiose secre secret t societies societies , ^ know Know this tms . . They x ney know iciiow well wen enough euuugn

    that in any other country , and under any other government , the £ aols would now be crowded with persons arrested on sxispicion , or for previous complicity in murder . They know that under many other governments , in Poland , for instance , —under the genial sway of America ' s pet ally Russia , —the bloocT of the

    people would be flowing like water , were one hundredth part of the crime and treason to exist there that now flaunts itself before the public eye in Ireland . We have heard quite enottgh this about lying Saxon , and tyranny braggadocio , & c , ^ & and c . ; treachery it is time , and to put violence an end to they all are becoming mischievousnot to their professors and practisers ,

    but to innocent industrious , men , whose peace and prosperity are of some moment to this country . These vile vermin may begin to believe , as much as they can believe anything , that England fears them . It is because she does not fear therii that she lets them alone . But this contemptuous treatment may

    inspire them with courage—if that is possible . They are not likely ever to face soldiers * muskets or cannon . Open warfare is not in their way , but they may take to thieving , and arson , and assassination on a still larger scale . We say again , therefore , let all the honest and true men in Ireland , of whatever party or

    creed , exterminate these abominations . There is no need to hang or to shoot them . A sound flogging would make them loyal to-morrow . They would not brave such a punishrneiit twice . If the people of Ireland are determined to submit to the tyranny of these creatures , they must . We have warned

    them of the possible consequences : we have warned them that from wearied and disgusted England may come the cry to sever all ties between us and Ireland ; that we may leave that country to the miserable fate which self-government implies , and for ever , in the positive assurance that , let who will conquer it , it will ever be a source of weakness and shame , not of Strength arid glory . ¦

    264 ~ The Tom Ah A Wk. {December N, 1869...

    264 ~ THE TOM AH A WK . { December n , 1869 .

    Honourable Thieves.

    HONOURABLE THIEVES .

    Be M Translated R. Wilkie Into Collins D...

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    A Point Of Detail.

    A POINT OF DETAIL .

    Form Good Of Reli Chri Gion Stians Which...

    form Good of reli Chri gion stians which are Mr . alread . Peabod y qyifttrelli y professed rtg over , and the the particular Congret gationalists Charles o have got Reed , the , so , one far best of as the of the it executors . controversy " Take , in my a letter word , at present to for an it , Independent ; * gone writes , seem Mr . minister our own , order " Our . late I closed departed his eyes friend in . death was a . " Congregationalist of the ( . Would V V matter V / ^_ f . J _^_ a _ A it fe rest A not * ^^ V ? appear ^^ §^ What »^ ^^ 1 T ill to ^ ^^ P De *^ ^^ ¦ the **¦¦ abod ^^ more dbAA ^^ dfc ^^ decent ^ 4 » ^* ^^ ^^ A 4 * # all course ^^ ^^ V know ^^ H iV ^^ here * ^^ well 4 b ^^ to ^^^ let 4 b ^^ * F

    these bickerings of ministers Mr ; Pe of reli y was gion we over his coffin , and can neither add toy nor detract from , ' ' -the respect which the good f as so n brri an £ uin for ' s all & n ame that sects : r must ^ Mr ' cd arid . ce Peabod ever parties j 6 f rel command i y g . ' held ion "' £ Tot had his impossibl in little own : { . he ¦ opinions -enough civilized y this , in may and world common stood have . Let aloof been with us phases tHe , CHri ' stian We p ity are d'f generally ! fiie nineteenth read century hto in condemn any of its the many

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    What's In A Name?

    WHAT'S IN A NAME ?

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    of TheJ Sii threat " ! " of t ^ the ears Sultan ^ % & to li deprive 6 W nia the ^ ter Viceroy -o ^ faet litfte of the islaM title the to somet be Turkish seriously hing ye 6 and f a . cpnsidered , petty Egypti ah an ^ * iri papers p ^ the iftfless East saya i . ^ , bdut j If ^^ the ^ i ^ matter Cifcztette i ^ ^^ , it a were ;' . seenis # hat , to * allud arinoiirice the Treasury ed 1 to . a that ^ , " " ^ tjie Wf e ; ? doi Prettiier . ( ibt jfladstp vdry ? '^ ' 5 mttch Biit siiri if ' lip the ply longer as right thp h to ' ohd itr tirs be ^ fa 7 t officiall 'ble BoM geri of y - tleman would { bk very seViotjsly affected thereby on ; tnjt ! th ^

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    not beaten the Canal hurt arg has by birie hint his a nt , wife stronger pf ' . ' ^ urel the , on y the cdaiheave , claini the grounds ^ a- on tr r on , the ' that wicio , and ; good ^ ^ it al pr p ^ ldas 6 ^ wiil ^ n € ipter - : d egt knef 1 H hei i ^ dr * setf - arid respedt the , it Ib Suez did be of which civiliseii n ^ natibiis eans very than little that if it cbiitaihetl meahs ahythiiif in tfie at title p . , % " knot Khfedive which ^' adds not a jot to His Highness e s influence and dignity .

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    The Parish Of St. Pahcras Certaihly Inte...

    The parish of St . Pahcras certaihly intends to * leave its mark take on of the the into parochial ratep consideration ayejrs . history was 1 " held , the of ; the 1 last present nineteenth week unsatisfactbry at the centitryi Grown ; ' state Tavern A meeting of the to parish Guardians , and , and ' to bf pd ceri si s resolution ure oil tHeir s ' of conduct -wairit of ; but cbnfi ; Strange < iehcb in to sa tlie ^ , wa instead s unani df m th ousl e y discussion agreed that leading the abuses up to - ' arose ahy ' such Entirel cdndlusion y from the , it ' the apath part y bf of VS the JL thie ' mtepayers : rishion 14 . ers , kf This was act beHainhj of sel - ^ f ais -conde J illi-adserved inatibn | r WV * on as

    it throw ^ l * . \* was \ J * ( t tip he V necesaary responsibility W ** V * pa UUX . i » 744 The t V of their iQliardiails rr M « 1 prdceii ISWJL V « ' J eding **** afreJ *^ ' ' onl s » 6 y n : ; other ' tWO V » WUV - r -ii people eatd V y to . \> ' s shoulde accept it rs , it ; and is difficult if tjbe to whole see of body what of' good -parishio < Governntent ners' is read inter y to - ' ho f xiuixic a erence mbi me -e to iw can cb those lu of ^ uac be vmoh nia . tyeople ^ cuuic Let -serise y \ who vviiu s view hope can van that df be uc the to til goS gvrv " e mattfer tnee /' Poor 'at ni . t - It it l , aw ' and te ro Board all an bfifrg - re ^ tid ^ y will weli the tveu to take sin for iui

    " a Peccavi parcel , " over upiling the enormities taxpayers practised :. by ; together their ^ nominees - ' « : and cry weak represeritative twaddle s to ; stand but tn in ' e its Gov way ernrnent . St . Pahcras cannot " allow Workhouse any such is a cleanse disgrace this to civilization Augaean stable and humanity , the refuse , and should j if it- be b'ft thrown possible un to - flinchingly to the dogs .

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  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Dec. 11, 1869, page 264, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_11121869/page/2/