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    • THE u WORKIJSrG-MAlV "—-IIIS SENTIMENTS.
    • VERSES FOR THE CLUBS.
    • BEARS AND BULLIES.
    • SILENCE GIVES DISSENT.
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      Iq4 The Tomaha Wk. \March 12 1870. ,

      IQ 4 THE TOMAHA WK . \ March 12 1870 . ,

      The U Workijsrg-Malv "—-Iiis Sentiments.

      THE u WORKIJSrG-MAlV "— -IIIS SENTIMENTS .

      " One Man Is As Good As Another — And Be...

      " One man is as good as another — and better . " Orator Stubbings on the Month of February . —not I thought but what as I ' ow think you wouldn writing- ' t joll be y able rubbish to get . on I don without ' t know me much to ' ave about edited scribbling would 'ave , but been I think the the Quee paper ifs Messenger I should . ' ave Plenty like of I may bad call language literary yer hob know -nailed , and boots no end ! Ah of black ¦ that guardism would - » b «* - ' ave # —what been

      joll And y-. — now — — — — - for — — a ^ j few — — words — — — - - to — yourself — — — . — You , J -w — ~— — ain ^ v ^ r ' t ^ ^ ' alf - ^ r- ^ P ^ a ^^^ paper T p ^ ^^^ f ^^^ ^^ ^^ —I ' m quite disgusted with you ! Where was your patriotism when didn ' t th you at there pitch Prince into 'im of Wales ?— eh ? got that 'imself ' s what into I a want mess to ? know Why . mad It ' s e all ag very in 'im well . But to who say would that he believe denied 'im upon ? If o e ath wos the an slanders honest industry X working XX % -i . 1- * - * VX y , « man X it t > would V , like > - ' ^ XX ^ fc me ' ave - ** , ^ who * been »_^ *¦» ^_ got * X * different I—* . ' . ' is . M . % ^ -a . living *** r * -A b * . But _ b , " y ^ the for A V ^ X ' orny a C-lr prince \ -J X . X ' and Vo ^* to X of , \ J

      tell ashamed the truth of —a ! gentleman Yah ! ! Pshaw ! you ' re a flunkey—I ' m and I went werry the p you leasant other nig it ht was to - ^ - the just Ol the ymp ki ic nd , to of see fun the I like Princess —just , wh scene at ' s I a can huniversity understand , and . For Blanche instance is , a ain female ' t this professor good ? who The objects to the connubial state : — Blanche When . — looking Phyllis throug will lose h her three drawing terms & A > - , bo for ok L yesterday I found ,

      A sketch . JL ^^ XX . M . ^^ ^ S of X ^ XX J a ¦_ perambulator v ^<**^ ^^ ^^ i ^ % ^^^ ^*^ ! * p **** ¥ w * t ^^ *^ X ^ ^ S - ^ , A X . X ^^ ^ X AX X * W All { shocked ) . — Oh ! Blanche . —Double perambulator , shameless girl ! Haw ! haw ! haw ! Ain ' t it spicy ? And ' ere's another tit-bit which I liked werry much . . HlLDE X . -X . X JmI 4 ^ ' M . — But » - » VA b pray I ™** ^ " ^ J reflect ^»* ^* x * « r —

      And If you make enlist them all women all abjure in your tyrannic cause man , , The obvious question then arises , " How Is this Posterity to be provided ?" Princess . —I never thought of that , my Lady Blanche ! How do you solve this riddle ? Blanche . —Don ' t ask me ! ^ Haw X . \* % * TV ! haw XX *»^ ¦ * » ! haw . XX WV * ! That ¦ *• **» - * " «« is w *~ r good w - \^ ^ » ^«« . —it * w ' s fcrf sp kaS k ^ icy ^ % ^ T — I just w « k ^ « # the «*«& ^^ kind Mil * y -fc

      of I thing ain ' t I sorry like Od ! ger didn't get in for Southwark . 'E ain't what I call a working-man—' e don ' t drink enough , and as for 'is language of swearing ! wh ! y Now I don , what ' t believe I likes as in ' ow a working ' e knows -man the is rudiments a flow of of oaths ' obnailed , capability boots in in beer connection guzzling , with and women a knowledge ' s ' eads . of Yer the catch use my I went meaning into ? the WXX park tVk the XX other WX dayand - although it was J earl

      in the II ^> season X A I * A X X V V ^ , law ^* . ^ bless M ^ J . me ^^ ¦ ^^ ! there * ^^ ^ ^ v *«^ was v * , *^ a *» crowd «_>« , « VVA «> J . A . ^^ "" It f" ) ^ ' * was X W * * as •»** » much X ^ ML ^ . y T the as I ' eads could of do the to keep nobs . my I ' and can't from a-bear ' eaving a clean many shirt a ; ' alf dirt brick is our at lords birthri " g a ht , rolling and that their ' s coronets what riles in me the so dirt when —our I 'ear property of " noble , yer know . But there was one person in that there crowd of nobs nose nose who p and and leased a a black black me amazing moustache moustache ly ; , he and and was wore wore very a a fat Chamnaerne Charn , and pagne ' ad a --Charley bi Charlev g Jew

      a ' at man , and of rode ( sixty a wooden per ) sense -looking , and , " from cob . that I ' eard I think it said he as couldn ' ow ' ' e t ' was ave been the Archbishop of Canterbury . nothing As there more is to no write news about nowhere . One , I must item conclude more—old , as Bri I ain ght ' t got ' as , been retired a to dreadful the bosom duffer of since 'is famil ' e ' s y . been So in much office the , Avanting better , for to ' limit e ' as the la 1 J . V compensation VVil A \ -J \* AlkJ LV l > * V ^ XX for X V X . a % *** workman Vl ^* X AXlil «**> XX ' s k- » life XXX ^ rf to W \* T rfCj ^ 100 * V « r ^«» . # * About , ^ «•« ^*» w * v them V-XWX **

      -beer workmen ( I goes ) , and out ' s what trains regularl am , yer y I to worth know the public . ? £ What 100 -house I not Wh , and worth y I ' works m more a working away than at ei man g my ht ' I undred , a man ' alf who -crowns ' as , perhaps ! I , a , man the with largest the gaol ' orny experience ' and of industry it in Lon- ! donnot worth move than ^ 100 ? I tell you what is , I ' m and disgusted , if some with one Brig would ht . ' old 'E ' oug im ti ht ght to , and be kicked my boo ts were of 'is a leetle lace , ' eavier than they are , law bless my soul ! I'd do it myself .

      Verses For The Clubs.

      VERSES FOR THE CLUBS .

      White's. Chatting Playing Nig Dail Htly ...

      WHITE'S . Chatting Playing nig dail htly y with to the the males Wales , ! ARTHUR'S . Fashions Scotchmen and b fog hundreds ies in glory and are Scotchmen seen , are mean . y , THE ARMY AND NAVY .

      Some Some are are wise good , some some are are mad bad , . Vice Cues , rampant horses , , , bets see , the and list whist , ! THE THATCHED HOUSE . A No change change of of name fam , e ; The Rooms are good ,

      So So is is the the food food ; : Not for sinners Are the Dinners ! For vulgar Bill For The courtl homely ¦ " " mes pill . " " * The friendl y y squeeze , !

      THE CARLTON . Awfull Plenty y of dreary silver , , awfull plenty y of cold gold 1 , THE JUNIOR GARRICK . Of every man within the rach ( reach ?) Brandy plenteous , not so " H . "

      Bears And Bullies.

      BEARS AND BULLIES .

      Drawn We Are Its Demand Glad To See Made...

      drawn We are its demand glad to see made that on the the Swiss Russian authorities Government for the has extra with - - dition of M . Netschajeff . It is neither a brave nor a creditable proceeding tempt to bull on y the a part little of neighbour a great and into powerful conceding Country what , to as at a - matter of justice , it has no right to demand ; so , in the interests been of Continental given up . political While they decency were , about we are it , g however lad that , the the point Russians has mig withdrawal ht have of done their the demand thing graciously on the W 4 ground , -fc and not that have f # they based believed the

      M YV 1 . Lilvii Netschajeff . C *» »» W ** V * I to . XAWXA have X * % ^ . rfXXXW left «** XX Switzerland « a . ^ aVXX « . ^^ ^ y . ^^ * - The *— . *¦»_* , » excuse TAA «««« KXXW is lam *** WXXW e and V V * V-L ridiculousand only proves once more that the greatest bullies gratulate are , as a rule , Switzerland , the greatest on having moral cowards got out . of However a very , awkward we condilemma .

      Silence Gives Dissent.

      SILENCE GIVES DISSENT .

      First Notwithstanding Levee Of The Seaso...

      first Notwithstanding Levee of the Season the held ruinous bthe that Prince , on the of occasion Wales on of the behalf of the Queen , His Royal , Hig y hness would have St . James ' s even Palace 120 presentations beyond entirely the to average himself were , made , the and Leve . the The " e unusuall last rumoured week y was large demonstration fully number attended of , has idle irllf , therefore foll follv . as as , well well turned as as mischievous mischievous out a false alarm if if the the . It classes classes would who who hav usuallv usuall e been , y

      attend Levdes y , had attempted to , play the censor on Royalty , however political especially or the as social silence Levies nature with possess which . If so the demonstration little stat si e gnificance coach was were , received eith needed er of as a , it quite clattered have , out answered of Marlboroug the purpose h House that on the the promoters occasion of lhust the demonstration had in view . But is it not time to let the Mordaunt matter rest—at all events , until further notice ? * Plural of " me "—for people like the writer .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 12, 1870, page 104, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_12031870/page/10/