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    264 THM TOM AH A WK. ffumii, 1869.

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    THE BURLINGTON HOUSE CATECHISM.

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    A Q . . — — Yes Have . you I heard ever ...

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    ANSWER TO DOUBLE ACROSTIC IN OUR LAST,

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    P uf F E R au atafi -di , - V A T rincti...

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    and Answers Tiney, W have . H. T been .,...

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    specially Scion-tipic suitable .—We to N...

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    264 Thm Tom Ah A Wk. Ffumii, 1869.

    264 THM TOM AH A WK . ffumii , 1869 .

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    doctor What had Mrs . jilted Danby . Georgy said when is quite she unfit heard ^ for that ~ publication the , treacherous . In her rage son , of she 19 eve Old n Cavendish abused the street dresses ! provided by Mrs . J . Thomp-Situation IV . —The Village of Trachsel . Mrs Phili . Danby p Earnscliffe , and Georgy , Edgar , were Neville all enjoying , Major the Podmore beautiful , Mr scene . and from Their the garden tourist of costumes a picturesque had all restaurant been desi . gned by Mrs . J . Thompsonof 19 Old . »^» Cavendish ^^\^ 9 ^* mt street .

    J , m After ^ fXll # WWM awhile , | ^** A a ^ carriage ^ - ** . ^** m w m ran m , rm » m away mmw * ^ v with ^ v ^ w Lady Clara ( who was travellin bride of g Earnscliffe in the neighbourhood was carried dy ) , and ing into upset the her cou . rt The -yard haughty of the picturesque restaurant . to " her Forg weep ive ing me , husband " said the . sinking woman ( covered with blood ) " " What For , " for she 1 gasped " he asked out , , in " for an spo agony —oilin of g grief with . —my—Woodwith the— the the— exertion the—costumes They 0 listened wfm furnished + \ + eagerl by— . She nearly fainted

    YV * VJ There > J > V ** W WJVW was »***• a pause »» . «» * , and J * then wmmr * m * m ^* a * broken 0 ^ m ^ - * mm ,-m y * w , . m weary , faltering voice murmured " Costumes , , "—a sigh , "furnished by "—a gasp , "Mrs . J . Thompson And Lady "— Clara a shiver was , " dead of 19 ! Old Cavendish street V

    The Burlington House Catechism.

    THE BURLINGTON HOUSE CATECHISM .

    A Q . . — — Yes Have . You I Heard Ever ...

    A Q . . — — Yes Have . you I heard ever of heard a person of a Lord of that Ribblesdale name for the ? first time , on the the other subject day . of He the wrote Royal a very Academy sensible Exhibition letter to . the He corro Times - boroug borated h , what and drew has forth been an said insip in id regard rejoinder to from its being the President a closed . stand Q «— this You catechism think perhaps ? that people are beginning to under-A . —I do . «^ h m ^ m ^ m M A _ A A b

    me Q ^ . ? . —And what is it meant to instruct you in ? Can - ^^^ you tell tions A . — ( I peculiar can . In to the Great sham Britain and humbug ) in general of these , and sort of the of institu Royal - Academy ness of a privileged in particular body . To of men enlighten who turn me as the to the distinction gross selfish they - mind to vantage are the supposed the ruin , to fact the of to . rising exclusion have that somehow attained genius of . better to To or in other work art impress , into , onl and , a moreover about not commercial unfrequentl six , on of my the ad y - Royal , Academicians are worthof their position y while at least

    a dozen artists , who are at present y mere outsiders , , could replace that number of the select with credit to themselves and advantage to the interest of British art . proper Q . —You to such answer a condition correctl of y . things Tell ? me now What remedy is total A . — reconstruction -An increase in of the that number body . of A division Royal Academicians of it into three . A to grades the % UV lowest ( mere ¦ «• of portrait the three and ) fruit A tm tmt great painters ai enlargement being ¦ b admissible of the vJbA ^^ Exhi only

    -% ^^ ^^ mw ww ^ v * v ^ mWJm ^ M * *> -f *•* ^ m + ^^ J W . 3 * \* Ww * tt ^ V B ^ j ~ I lr ^^* j ^^\ f 4 ^ - bition to be regulated , and a ratio by the for the number admission of works of Academicians sent in and ' adjudged pictures worthy of a place . will Q . ever —You be are carried right . out Do ? you think one or any of these rules A . —No . I do not . Q ¦ ^ p r . —Can - ^^ *>»»*• you w ^ r w tell w * a <» me »&««« why ww m * mt w ? m ,

    hoarse A . —Yes over . abuses Because , and this is then a country quietly where sit down we howl and submit ourselves to them . Q . —Then things will remain as they are ? A Q . . — — Precisely And where . will British art go to eventually ? A . —The dogs .

    Answer To Double Acrostic In Our Last,

    ANSWER TO DOUBLE ACROSTIC IN OUR LAST ,

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• Citation
  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 12, 1869, page 264, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_12061869/page/10/