Current:

Tomahawk (1867-1870), 14th November 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page unpag, — ._. . _ . . l „ I THE TOMAHAWK: A SATU...

Page unpag
Page 1
1 of 10

On this page

  • Departments (2)
    • WHERE WILL £TE STOP ?
    • UTHUM HORUM MAVIS, ACCIPE.
  • Text (6)
  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      — ._. . _ . . L „ I The Tomahawk: A Satu...

      — . _ . . _ . . l „ I THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . "INVITTAT CULPAM OUI PECCATUM PRETERIT . " |

      No. 80.] London, November 14, 1868. [Pri...

      No . 80 . ] LONDON , NOVEMBER 14 , 1868 . [ Price Twopence .

      Where Will £Te Stop ?

      WHERE WILL £ TE STOP ?

      Become Our Friend Jealous , Of Sir The R...

      become Our friend jealous , of Sir the Richard name which Mayne M , . Haussman , we are , the informed Prefect , determined of the Seine that , has obtained reiin for Scotland innovations Yard , and shall is be consequentl marked b y a series of acts which shall gn be henceforth remembered as the y how in Code Hy such de Mayne Park an . arbitrary , when Not b the eing proceeding mob quite returned certain might , railing succeed after his for , he railing little began repulse , as with to the now famous muzzle lawandextremelleased at the abject

      which reception is of now the notoriou same , followed s as , the it , up Hoop with Arrestation y the p grand conception Act . Sir determined Richard is now to put drawing down , up and a , as list usual of nuisances , " from information which he has we have details received of his intention , " we are . enabled to present our readers with « i . Whereas Twx *\ , iN . « . o it 11 , 10 is a a . notorious uuiuiiv / uo fact iav < i that luai horses uutsca have uavc been uccuivuuwu known

      " to Richard kick persons himself had with his great eye nearl violence y put , and out by whereas the whisk Sir will of a have pony power ' s tail , to this seize is and to g hamstring ive notice any that horse the , police pony , being or mul hobbled e appearing and in its the tail public cut off streets at the root without . its feet 2 . Also led , it women having come conceal to his ho knowledge in or that their many crinolines unprincithis p is to authorise the police ops to seize upon any and all such , offenders the spot . , and appropriate the hoops thus discovered on

      3 . And whereas it is absolutely certain that the present style of meaning hat worn , the police by men have is orders incommodious to bonnet , ug any ly , person and un or - able persons head w - e piece aring for suc their h hat own s , or use kno or ck profit off . the objection-4 . Great complaints having been made regarding the abuse notice of vehicles that the kno members wn as pera of the mbulato police rs , force this have is to orders give

      to sit upon all babies taking exercise in such vehicles . th Any e nearest mothe police rs or nurs station es interf tilt they ering are will called be d for eposited , and the in expenses of their keep defrayed by the owners . 5 . Mrs by . Mayne cabs and having omn comp ibuses lain thro ed u latel gh y of the stre noise ets of made the public metrop carriage olis , Sir app Richard earing in further the thoroug enacts hfar that es o any f London such sseized unless eizedbroken broken at the time ud for for used firewood firewood by himself and and b burnt or urnt the in force the the , differ different will e nt , up ,

      6 . Also stati ons , er belonging eas a scu to rrilous Sir Richard a , ercalle Mayne d the . Tomahawk has , dared to criticise the acts pp of , usthe lawful Dictator , attaching ridicule to our name , be , enacted that any , act person of reading or persons such purchasing scandalous such publication paper , or taken , shall in the be mad tattooed e amenable at once to by the force the nearest in a fine superintendent of five pounds , . and 7 . It Buckingham having come Palace to the prominent is at present ears without of Sir an Richard occupant that , he has thought good to take up his residence within its

      walls think until fit . such time as he , in his good pleasure , shall S . All volunteers arrested in uniform will be retained until further orders as a guard of honour at the palace . Given by us , Richard Mayne , At our Palace of Scotland Yard .

      Uthum Horum Mavis, Accipe.

      UTHUM HORUM MAVIS , ACCIPE .

      Times The For Pall A Singularl Mall Gaze...

      Times The Pall a singularl Mall Gazette y inaccurate has bee anecdote n broug , by which book the great the than critic to Bentley turn a was page made of Gibbon to say into that Eng there lish was . Perhaps no better the exercise writer meant Bent ' ' s Miscella ? ty . However , it does not much matte hope r the . Th time « Pall may Mall come retorts when the with Pall slight Mall asperity will be : always " We accurate in anecdote and the Times will always write politics always on princi acted ple . " on This one princi is rather le hard and that on Jup the iter simp senio lest r , if not the

      p , , purest Pall Mall of all is — very self carelessl -interest y . edited But there . On is Friday no deny , October ing that 30 the th , fact it published : — in its summary of news the following appalling "An accident has happened to Mr . Barry Sullivan . While acting foot down * * stag * e slip Tuesday ; the consequen night , Mr ce . Sullivan was that set he his sprained right

      his ankle . " sprain Now e , we his are ankle very , but sorry of what to possible hear that interest Mr . Barry can the Sulliva fact be n to trical anyon circle e but in which Mr . Barry his name Sullivan no ' doubt friends stands , and hi a small h ? thea-That a very moderate actor of , some colonial , and g provincial require reputation the c world an clai to m to be informed a person whenev of such er he im m portan eets with ce as any to sli ¦ ht ** accident Aiv ¦¦ is ^ v a supposition more » m flattering to Mr . ¦ Barry ¦

      ^ Sullivan J + * £ g ^ v ^ w ^ ' s ^^& vanity ^ # ^^ "V , than w ^ ^^ w to |^ m ^ ^ the r ^^ 4 * » ^ importance v vov - ^ « ^^ v w w v of v - ^ «* the — J * % world ^ ^* ^^ . ^ W ^ ^ e s hall uggins next , the see tal an ented announcem grocer en of Duffington the Times -cum that -wold " M , cut r . J ohn his Mall finger seems when to at have breakfast been on conscious Monday that morning the last . " h The wan Pall ted a little excuse for its admission ; according paragrap ly , in the next number , we read amongst " This to Evening Arthur ' s News : " Sullivan

      reported " With yesterday regard to , w the e are accident informed Mr that . , although S . Mr . Sullivan , will have to keep his bed for some time , there is reason to hope that This he is ha rather s sustained baffling no . permanent Mr . Arthu injury r S . Sullivan . " , the greatest M of r . our Barr young Sullivan English the composers actorand , is it is rather the sam hard e per that son his as very numerous y admirers should ; be agitated by a report of his no being thing confined more no to le his ss bed than by an oversight accident o , which the Editor accide , i of . the P Sullivan all Mall out . of We temper hope , it that has if this ot pu mistake t him out has . of put tune Mr . . Arthur

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 14, 1868, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_14111868/page/1/