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    • BOUNTY OUT OF BOUNDS.
    • WHAT COMES OF CRITTC/S3I.
    • A NE W POINT FOR MR. MILLS.
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      crowd the don ' s lecture upon Plato ' s Tragedies at the Sheldonian . as several training of the crew progr are essing know as n well to belong s could b to e ex an pected East End but laid betting heavil club y against , of a not their very own satisfactory boat , a good notoriety many , and disagreeable to have

      rum rumours willing ours to are are come afloat aflo down at . . The The with their Oxford Oxford money p rmblic ublic as . , th therefore in erefore previous , , are are years not not , so so a fact the men which has ever annoyed ran u " to the London Eight " List very week much to . have Several a look of at the Cambrid , ge , training p quarters in Leicester square , and seem satisfied that 6 to 4 on the " darkies" are about the proper Va odds ^ % _* x ^ . wsa .

      spurious sionall The y following , p ublished put is forvyard in the the correct Times by the account and O . elsewhere V . of B . the C . ( crew who being , have those invariabl pu occa t all y - of their thro money wing as and much their dust barge as on possible the race into ) for the the eyes purpose of the public : — The Dark Blue for 1870 .

      PLACE . ¦ " ¦' NAME . ¦ . . COLLEGE . WGHT , ^ J ^ f aKKs ^ l ' ' ¦ . st . lb . The Bow jack Pod- Church Christ 16 5 In Shotover rooms on gers

      The first man The Hon . Wadham 171 Took a fifth on the other Belmont in Smalls side Meville Themannext to him TomTavish Corpus 173 E much ats pastry too

      Ditto , ditto , Lord Jun- Worcester 8 5 Ditto , ditto the other kerton side The the middle man in Mr Percy . Vein 011 Unattached 19 11 Ditto , ditto Stroke two but Fd . Dashby Wadham 9 3 Has deal a of good

      money on the race : too much flesh Stroke one but The u i s Mar of - Wadham 8 5 Dangerous Too loose in , q

      Buckley the crab Stroke Harry thers Smi- All Souls 21 11 In condition splendid , ' but has several writs out and ^¦^ F ^ S ^^^ mW against !¦ ¦ 9 l ^ k ^»~»^ ^ ^ ^^ W him ww ^— ^ - — ^ .. >

      ' ¦ ' from Buttery the Cox . ( steerer ) Sir Hash Arthur Queen ' s 19 13 " Also did in condi splen- - tion ; a safe man . The above crew will be up in London for a spin along the

      Strand shortly . lant Bef crew ond , returning a slight street from row the yesterday meadows evening a little - , when fresh , the met gal the - Proctor there and is Vice no other -Chancellor news of and interest put this them week both . More under next the . pump , that N . the B . — above We again information call the is attention thoroughl of y our reliable readers , being to the derived fact will from at authentic least know sources where . to If look the ring for is something purely local exactl Oxford y in their men line .

      March N, 1s76.3 The Tom Aha Wk. 97

      March n , 1 S 76 . 3 THE TOM AHA WK . 97

      The Companion (Peer)Age. To The Girl Of ...

      the Companion ( Peer ) age . to the Girl of the Period . —The wife of

      Bounty Out Of Bounds.

      BOUNTY OUT OF BOUNDS .

      Been The Published Annual , Statement An...

      been The published annual , statement and there of is Queen the usual Anne monstrous ' s Bounty item Fund of has ^ 5 . jas 12 9 amount ^ -. 8 d . for of the business salaries the of secretary the secretary has to transact and his we clerks do not . Wha pre t tend to know , —indeed , we are not a little vague as to the natur < selves of the business to the opinion to be that transacted the charge —but of we £ 5 may 000 safe or more ly pled for ge clerk our diture age is excessive of the Fund , and —which if it is , in any a bod hig y ' s y duty , respectable , to check and the old expsn

      -established with room a for boy concer retrenchment to n hel as p this him . is , Surel most would y probab a find moderatel the ly it executive is not y active —there duties City is amp not man le a . whit too irksome ; and such a person would certainly contract fo behoves r the job the Archbishops at something and under Bishops , £ 5 , 12 , 5 who 9 ^ . Sd we . believe In any form case the it they stock h Committee ave charge of of i : Queen > applied Anne in ' s th Bounty e service , to for see which that the it •« mone as in \ - tended the support , and and we are maintenance quite sure of that a doze this n service or so of does London not include clerks .

      What Comes Of Crittc/S3i.

      WHAT COMES OF CRITTC / S 3 I .

      Open The -Air Statues Positions Seem In ...

      open The -air statues positions seem in this have country agreed are , and to not be avoided um-easonabl . A y statue , that ments of the for late a Earl berth of D i n the y , b hall y Mr of . Theed the unior , has Carlton made arrange Clubin - Pall Mall ; snug and a colossal figure of Mr . J Gladstone , which hat , been subscribed for in Liverpool , is to have a place of honour in rr St emember emember . George ' the the s Hail rude rude , in criticism criticism that city to to . which which We , cannot for for years vears wonder past past , , when the the ma ma we --

      jority of the marble or bronze effigies which , have been , stuck up in should public seek places refuge within ve been doors subj ; but ected still , , that it is modern to be regretted statues that such legitimate ornaments as statues unquestionably are . in especiall out-of- y the in - open nooks spaces and , should corners be . forced We do not place know themselves who the artist employed way on Mr . Gladstone at Liverpool may be , but Mr . Theed is engaged on the statue of Lord Derband

      work from such lished hands as his deserves y , a bettei any fate than to be immured accomp in the company of hat stands and wet courag umbrellas ing in rather a Club tha hall n of . We enco Eng urag lishmen ing the sho Arts uld , for talk , notwith of dis- - now standing adopt our . boast to the contrary , the former is the policy we

      A Ne W Point For Mr. Mills.

      A NE W POINT FOR MR . MILLS .

      Grievance The Unfortunate , We Presume Q...

      grievance The unfortunate , we presume Queen —for of Her Spain Majesty , for has the want never of been a better comp husband letely o . ut of Indeed trouble , th — e r has oyal now coup taken le hav to e gone quarrelling to law with with each her other on the subject of their money matters . It seems that the rebellion Queen maintains , she is still , that Queen althoug de Jure h driven , and , as from Queen her , still ountry remains b y a mistress of her fortuneUnder the old systemthe Queenwas

      will chief j of but the Don community Francisco . , , a havi nd her ng accepted husband the had present to , submit political to , her position parently , at declares a very the large theory sale of to S be pa nonsensical nish stock that , and has , alar been med latel ap y that effected he , has d put eal in with his clai it as m to he his thinks wife ' s best prop . erty As , a the nd maintains first legal may or step her in major the matter -domo , , th mu e Paris st be prohibit Court has ed ruled from that approp the riating ex-Queen the , andthe first social

      bachelor the Royal ex funds -King friend Consort pending in the has its Champs decision left the Elysd house , es . , , a and s The has question put up is with step cer a - , that tainly it a was new not and settled interesting in the point Royal for the par lawyers lour , instead , but it o is f being a pitythr the discussion ow li ght upo of and n th da pre e y . -judgment n They dalizin are . Famil n objectionable d gossi y r p o ws ng world should under of of never Paris any cir see for - cumstpn becon e additionally ^ * ^ nt when uninteresting they turn upon and a vulgar question . money , they

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 12, 1870, page 97, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_12031870/page/3/