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    • THE WEEK.
    • A NOTE BY THE WAY.
    • HIGHL Y SA TISFA CTOR Y.
    • DOWN WITH THE BEGGARS I
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      London, November 13, 1869.

      LONDON , NOVEMBER 13 , 1869 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      The Travelling Sedition Spout, G. H. Moo...

      The travelling sedition spout , G . H . Moore , is very angry at the chance of any measure being passed which would remove all abuses in the land laws of Ireland . He is afraid that when the people have no just cause of complaint , he and his fellows may not have such a good time of it . This Moor does not wish to be like Othello— " his occupation gone . "

      We Gladly Draw Attention To An Admirable...

      We gladly draw attention to an admirable article on the Irish question in the Pall Mall Gazette of Thursday last . It is called " The Truth about Irish Improvements and Evictions . " It is evidently written by one who knows Ireland and the Irish well , and we are proud x . to iind that the writer uses very much

      the same words as we have used in former articles and notes on this subject . Notwithstanding our hearty sympathy with the Irish in their endeavours to reform abuses , we are glad to see such a confirmation of our statement that cases of cruelty and unjustifiable eviction are very rare in Ireland , in spite of all the furious cry to the contrary .

      Archdeacon Denison Is Really A Very Ill-...

      Archdeacon Denison is really a very ill-used man . He wants to pray for Dr . Temple , and that target for orthodox archers will not let him . The Archdeacon wished to publish the Bishop-designate ' s reply to his gushing letter , but , unfortunatelyDr . Temple marked it " private . " Howeverthe

      dis-, , charger of Archidiaconal functions ( one of which functions , by the way ,, seems to be writing to the newspapers ) was , not going to be disappointed , and he published his missive of conditional absolution without the reply . It is dreadful to think of what the consequences may be when Dr . Temple is established in his

      See , and Archdeacon Denison cannot pray for him , but can only abuse him . We don't quite know which would do the object of them most good , —the abuse or the prayers . Perhaps the former .

      The Unfortunate Countess D'Alteyrac, Who...

      The unfortunate Countess D'Alteyrac , whom our readers will remember as the recipient of Lord Willoughby D'Eresby ' s lavish bounty , was again before the Commissioner in Bankruptcy the other day . It was stated that the annuity awarded to her could not be realised on account of her " obstinate refusal

      to disclose her age . " Poor lady ! she need not be afraid to tell " how old sorrow has made her . " It appears that should she persist in her refusal , she may be " committed for contempt of court . " This shows that the law does not favour the fair sex j for though Lord Willoughby D'Eresby , in attempting to elude the just claim of this lady , instructed his counsel to use a plea

      The Unfortunate Countess D'Alteyrac, Who...

      which the lawyer did not dare to utter without an apology , and which the Judge pronounced to be an insult and disgrace to the Court which had to listen to it , the noble Hereditary Grand Chamberlain was not committed for contempt .

      A Note By The Way.

      A NOTE BY THE WAY .

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      the . A uniqu PARAGRAPH e heading has ,- " -Barbarity been going by the a Gentleman round of the ; " pap but ers we wi are th q so uestion rry to say ( very it much does not in question repay perusal ) is one . The Mr . Charle " gentleman s Gibbs " in a with farrier shocking of Willersley cruelty , to and a horse was . charg It appeared ed at the that Petty the " Session gentle , - man and " ultimatel was drunk y fell , and . the Upon horse this the was " driving gentleman beca " me descended restive , brute from XXVSXXX the bt « U trap ilM |/ j , and OXIVi began U \ ^ g CW . X an Ull unremitting UUA ^ lilltUlAg attack CbllCHr XV upon U |/ Uli the IXXV * poor J _/* -FV / X

      was interrupted , repeatedly b stabbing y a passer it -by about . The the poor neck hors and e breast was removed , until he , covered and suffered . Whether intense this agony last fac for t was a long regarded time , but as an ultimatel extenuating y recon circumstance sidered hors by e- the stabbing Bench as of a leg Mag itimate istrates proceeding , or whether , it is they impossible . to decide ; but the result of the trial was that the costs " gentleman . All we " can was do onl is y to fined state £ once $ , with more an that additional the name £ of 1 the for his " gentleman horse , is " _ who , when diabolically drunk , brutally knived Mr . Charles Gibbs , farrier , of Willesley .

      Highl Y Sa Tisfa Ctor Y.

      HIGHL Y SA TISFA CTOR Y .

      The We Newspapers Do Not Often , But Int...

      the newspapers do not often , but interest the following ourselves announcement in - the money is sufficie articles ntl of y unique to be worth quoting : — . Trust "At and a meeti Agency ng of Association the India ( Limited Freehold ) , Land the report Colonization of the pence li Company quidators each as was share soon presented , and as resolution the . balance It recomm s were in ended hand passed should a to return dissolve have ' of four been the - approp This r iated is 3 the . " first ( and \ probablthe last ) we have ucv h ii eard ai vx , of kjl . the

      India * . x & itp Freehold j . « bii \ M in £ Land 9 v \ ciajlx Colonization . uivuaui y v my Trust icvql ^ w and A gency ^— ^ . Associa i . & i \* - tion It often , and occurs it certainl that y seems companies to ; haye eat bee up n every a complete penny venture of their . here capital is , an or associatio what they n leave solvent the to ; Chancery the last . Wh Court atever devours disagree ; but - wou able nd things themselves may hav up e , be en wags said of can other not suggest concerns " which No Mo have ney Returned" as a fit motto for the I . F . L . ' C . T . and A . Association , Limited . They must find another .

      Down With The Beggars I

      DOWN WITH THE BEGGARS I

      Charitable We Notice Relief With And Gre...

      Charitable We notice Relief with great Repressin pleasure that g Mendicity a " Society " has for been Organizing established , of which Lord Lichfield is the " Chairman of Executive in Council Britamiia . " The of p this lan month will be , in fou connection nd very similar with a new that system proposed of . and Poor reside Relief nts by in the Lon State don . to We atta strongl ch thems y u e lves all to this househ Society olders ; and all the public to observe this request : — " never to give

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      i However n the right , we direction regard ; we only protest against Society individuals as a being move mous compelled sums to to do the , at official their own s to expense do for , what them . they One pay of such the great enorevils that lies at the root of the disgraceful pauperism of Engf ectl nd y is , what that private Government charity ought is always to do comp doing letel , an y . doing imper-

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 13, 1869, page 224, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_13111869/page/4/