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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 14th November 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page 218, ONCE MORE SIR RICHARD MA VNE.

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    • A SIGN OF THE TIMES.
    • ONCE MORE SIR RICHARD MA VNE.
    • noxrBLE acrostic.
    • ANSWER TO THE LAST DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
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      218 The Tomaha Wk. {November 14, 1868.

      218 THE TOMAHA WK . { November 14 , 1868 .

      A Sign Of The Times.

      A SIGN OF THE TIMES .

      Dr. W. H. Russell's Return For Chelsea S...

      Dr . W . H . Russell ' s return for Chelsea seems to be next to fro a certainty m every . Co Not nservative only has in the he borough received , but assurances even a numbe of support r of the The Liberal gallant electors correspondent have promised must to exercise vote for some 'him . supernatural . influence play the traitor over men to the ' s minds true cause . It , but is no doubt Tomahawk very terrible , disagree to - his ing political as he does faith with lived Dr . in Russell Chelsea in which every perhaps important it is article as well of

      for Tomahawk that , he does not , , even he—with shame and r emorse only he his admits vote , but it— his really interest believes into he the would bargain give . Dr . Russell motto After than all , perhaps either " " Dilke Russell and and Democracy Respectability " " " is Odger a worthier and Onions . "

      Once More Sir Richard Ma Vne.

      ONCE MORE SIR RICHARD MA VNE .

      To Sir The Richard Occasion. Mayne Our F...

      to Sir the Richard occasion . Mayne Our first article once this more week proved shall be m about self equal him of and our so thoug shall hts our . Writers last . He in shall the public be the press Alpha have and had Omega the rules audacity and to regulations suggest to should his Commissionershi be framed for the p that preservation some special of ar ord e er lad for to the be duration able to announc of the forthcoming e that Sir Rich troublous ard is not times offended . We but drawn , having th taken e following the hint decree in the which very we best have possible reason to part believe , has ,

      will has shortl regained up its published wonted , and appearance will remain of in dulness force until and London stagnation . Instructions to the Police for the better Preservation ' of the Peace of the Metropolis during the forthcomingElections - : — r . —Duri will ng attend the at progress all the public of the houses elections and , at beer least shops two officers within where their is intended to act

      che each ck boroug on the h , malpractices pr of esence committee men and others as a who and other are understood liquors to to the be electors in the . habit These of officers suppl will ying report beer in corruption writing to that their may inspector thus com any e flagrant under their case notice s of brib . ery and 2 . —Th turba e police nce that are may strictly arise enjoined from party to tak feeling e no part . They in any are dis to - observe from all the fight strictest s and electioneering neutrality and brawls hold . themselves Stone-throwing aloof

      may vision , howev is e strictl r , be discouraged adhered to . so long as the foregoing proy 3 . — b The ourhood police of are the to polling avoid - presenting places during themselves the progr in ess the of neig the hentirel election y . under The the arrangement supervision s and for control the voting of the will parochial be left authorities . 4 . —As it is expected that the extra duty entailed on the police , during officers ar e pe to r unde iod r r st e a nd red that to , will ey w b ill e extr not em be e xp ard ecte u ou s ,

      ness attend , petty to their larceny ordinary , furious duties driving , so far , as and cases other of unimport drunken - - ant offences are concerned . 5 . —It do is not speciall extend y to to be cases understood of unmuzzled that the dogs above found exceptions in the public joined thoroughfares to redouble their . On vigilance the contrary in carrying , the police out the are pro en - - visions of the existing decree on this subject . 6 . —As the during Police the Force progress will be of amp the elections ly employed the during whole the body day of ,

      To Sir The Richard Occasion. Mayne Our F...

      for are therefore present , cautioned night duty to will observe be suspended thatthe . The doors public and windows tected at 6 of . their m . premises are securely faste , ned and prop By order , Scotland Yard ( Signed ) Richard Mayne . gth November , 1868 , .

      place Who . says The document Chief Commissioner above quoted is waxi surely ng too worth old y of for that his master intellect which asserted itself , and became great , in controlling 1851 . The the Public " shilling must day wait " crowds another of ten the Great or Exhibition sobefore of it talks of superannuation . years ,

      Noxrble Acrostic.

      noxrBLE acrostic .

      How Half Sweet Timidl Upon Y Def The Yin...

      How Half sweet timidl upon y def the ying one the to power watch of the that other foe playing That now , with gleaming smiles her trustful guest betraying , Or Lulls now memory with passion ' s sad foaming warning and of the deadl death y menace that lies roaring below . . And Fri o ght ' er s her valiant victims and leap gentle ing , hearts her ruthless alike from joy life outp ' ou last ring hope , , Brings noble-hearted heroes to the felon ' s end—a rope .

      1 . A And naughty yet a word word we is this joyed I fear to hear , Whom When Death spoken so by earl that snatched strange sad jester Ere Fortune taught him y to be gay away . , 2 .

      Within The pet this I humble loved the dwelling best , lived-W I hose loving ears ly caressed no ass ' s . though so long ) 3-Upon Her th treasure e lofty rocks clasped she within stands her , arms ; One And shudder Neptune at the claims blood her -stained fatal charms wall ; .

      4 . O Compared Benjamin , thee what to cruel this pen poor old man ? Th Those y conscience souls may , not pity thy thee wit ' s who diseased can . : 5-A The Who name god least some whose its men attributes meaning usurp care it they seems to share know , , ; Reigns not above us—but below .

      Answer To The Last Double Acrostic.

      ANSWER TO THE LAST DOUBLE ACROSTIC .

      M Uf F I Achim O (Cymbeline, Act Ii.) L ...

      M uf F I achim O ( Cymbeline , Act II . ) L o O L oya L who Correct didn ' t like answers " Maids by Ruby of ' Honour s Ghost , " He at ro Richmond and Leand , and er , A The Worried Man Elect Incorrect or . answers by A Confounded Foreigner ( South Norwood ) , Gough Lizzie , and Louisa Owl , ( Leamington Si /* , Slodger ) , Blucher and Tiney , and , Sam Charl uel es B E . . ( Thomas Cheltenham , Harr ) . y

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 14, 1868, page 218, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_14111868/page/10/