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    • THE INTERPRETER.
    • TEMPOfcA MUTANTUR.
    • DON J UAN AT PARIS.
    • PICKAXE.
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      December 14, 1867.] The Tomahawk. 333 ^

      December 14 , 1867 . ] THE TOMAHAWK . 333 ^

      The Interpreter.

      THE INTERPRETER .

      Fenians At The Bar. "The Recent Trials O...

      FENIANS AT THE BAR . " The recent trials of the Fenians in Manchester will cost about to ; £ 7 which , ooo . would The Attorney be added -General consultation 's brief fees was of endorsed 50 guineas with each 500 morning guineas , . receive them Mr . Pickering at from leas 2 e , 50 1 Q , 000 . to C . - , guineas 300 and guineas Mr ; . Mr Sowler . each Hannen , . Q The . C ., and briefs would Mr of , divide Hi Mr . Seymour in between would , Q . C ., and Serjeant O'Brien , for the defence , are said to have been endorsed cuuuiovu * isojguineas jv would ^ ^^ iiiii ^ receive cn . o cavil each b : but wub the uie of total iui refreshers « u amoun auiuuui and t which nuivu consultation each vavu of v / a these iuwow fees

      gentlemen would Mr . Blair not , be also less for than the defen 300 , y guineas ce means , would . Mr receive . Jones together , Mr . Cotting something ham , like and , 1 , 000 guineas . —Court yournal . and outrag These J uniors e on are law . very How and pretty order can Fenianism p , ickings when lawyers for any Attorney longer live and - be General thrive said to , on Q be . it C an / so s , been duct ad Inns mirabl of themselves of the Court y ? gentlemen We to guilty institute thinfc named of it the behoves an most above immediate g , the laring who Benchers enquiry have act , of in fee of into o - the u nianism , the op several inion con . - ,

      Give A Dog A Bad Name, &C. Week ** Foul ...

      GIVE A DOG A BAD NAME , & c . Week ** Foul 9 from Play the is pens the title of of Messrs the new . Beucicault novel to be and produced Charles in Reade Once . " - — a-Literary Intelli gence . The world has often had occasion to accuse Mr . Dion Boucicault and Mr . Charles Reade of foul play uavc towards French p yflayw ^ a-y wiigms rights ^ . Evidentl . i ^ viixciiLxy y these tucac accusations cn-tuaci i . nj . u 3 have juxicLuy finally struck su uujtk of

      home , and these eminent authors , seized by a sudden sense remorse of their , past have delinquencies resolved conjointl in the y columns to make a of public a contemporary confession , under the very appropriate title of Foul Play . But— -a sudden thoug nothing ht more strikes than us— a translation probably , after from the all , French Foul Play 1 It is may reall be y not impossible . ~

      Speaking Lightly. Vide " A Newspaper Cro...

      SPEAKING LIGHTLY . Vide " A Newspaper crowded meeting Report . of cabmen was held at Exeter Hall , & c . " - — host somev Exeter of / hat profane Hall novel has spectacle cabmen , during , . who the It past forgot has week been to , appear been invaded the in alas scen the e ! usual b of y a a decorum white neckcloths and silence for and which order it is its so walls renowned . with In loud place talk of and laughter and angry discussion , . This rang is too bad . Exeter Hall-is in tears , and refuses to be comforted : its glory has been tarnished effectually and managed its light to extinguished extinguish their by the own cabmen too . —who have

      Tempofca Mutantur.

      TEMPOfcA MUTANTUR .

      The Times On The Alabama Claims. Prepost...

      THE TIMES ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS . preposterous During the . Civ That il War such in claims America for * a — moment The idea should is simp be ly & entertained c , & c , & c by . a civilized power , only too clearly demonstrates , Ajter the Conclusion of Peace , —We have already expressed according according our opinion to to the the on the strict strict Alabama letter letter of of difficulty International International , and thoug law law . a a h , violation violation perhaps ,

      of Upon rights Application has been committed from the Government ; yet , & c , & of c ., Ihe & c . United , States , American —There is view , after of all this , a question great deal . At to the be same said in time favour the dign of the ity of After this country the Fenian , & c . Raid in Canada . —The sooner this matter is settled the better . Bull On Jieceipt not the of sort Peremptory of individual Demands to fight Jrom about Washington £ s . d . A . — grace John ful concession Result of , & Mr c ,, . Seward c . 's last Communication . —Don ' t hit us Booh please -ooh . -ooh We ! won We ' t ' re do so so sorry again ! . { low much is there to pay ?

      It ¦ ( I'I"In'i • Iifm-;-R'-R^Ir""Rrvi I...

      It ¦ ( i ' i " in ' i iifm- ; -r' -r ^ ir "" rrvi i irr ¦ iim i ' - . Police The . last —A La Literary mp-oon Effort of the Commissioners of

      Don J Uan At Paris.

      DON J UAN AT PARIS .

      Pedestal The Equestrian Is Inscribed Sta...

      pedestal The equestrian is inscribed statue the of famous of Napoleon sentence at Bordeaux " L'Empire , on e ' whose est la Accordingl paix , " has y , been a night unable or two to since contain it leapt itself down at from recent its pedestal events . , and took the pronounced train to Pari a discourse s , invited , o se f which to sup the per a following t the Tuiler is ies a , - rep " ort Tu : — vieillis , et ton gouvernement conipte aujourd'hui plus de quinze anne ' es d ' existence . En 1852 tu fls inscrire sur mon

      pie Die „ " ** d destal Un estal j our . , ces ces , a ton mots mots ave " ' nement II // Emt Empire > tu ire e * pousas e e '' est est la la solennellement Paix Paix .. ' , en presence de de tout la nation ce qui , la est Liberte ve ' ritablement ' , cette bienfaitrice franc , aisj de la l nuit 'humanite , tu l' " e , ' touffa che " rie s voluptueusement le peuple prit le dans deuil tes : il e " treintes le . porte convulsives encore . A ; partir le lendemain de cette talents e * poque , faisaient les hommes la gloire e ' minents et Thonneur qui par du leurs Pays lumieres , et auxquels et leurs la transiger droiture et PeleVation leur de consceince leur caractere sacririant ne permettaient lachement xctncxiicxxi pas de le it

      bonheur irclliSlgcr du iivc avec peuple t icui a des uiiai * vues ciiii * c , , ou en cxi & des atuudm inte " r £ ts personnels ^ . , par durent le gouvernement se retirer de . la scene politique , repousse ' s et combattus Mexique " Les expeditions ont donne * de la Crime mesure ' e , du d'ltali credit e , de qu Cochinchine ' il fallait ace et ord du er aux paroles et aux promesses impe * riales . nation nation " Tu une tine inauguras vast vast machine mach le syst ine 6 dont dont me de tu tu la tiens tienS centralisation tous tous les les , rouacres qui fait entre entre de la rouages

      tes ^ initiative mains , individuelle et dont tu peux . ' disposer a ton gre * . Ce systeme e " crasa quel " Tu ques imaginas jours dans l' son Exposition sein . d'immenses Universelle ddsastres qui cacha financiers pour ; tous sait ce les qu souverains 'ils vinrent de y chercher l'Europe . s ' y donnerent rendezvous ; on " Tu favourisa le J ^ suitisme , ce cancer social . froidement "Tu consacras a la le triomp du he Danemark de la force et sur en le ne droit prdvenant , en assistant

      les iniquites qu . ' elle guerre enfanta . , pas serent " Les dans campagnes les masses heureuses qui ne de Crime raisonnent " e et d pas 'ltalie et te dont populari tu re - - cherches toujours Tappui ; mais si aux yeux de la plebe , le le succes lugubre justifie drame tout du , Tinsucces Mexique en vient revanche de rendre n ' estjamais ton impopularite justifie * : " g ^ " ndrale La politi . que d ' exp ^ dients a t € v € \ 6 la faiblesse de tes conceptions (< C [ ivtwua et ww ddnotd «^ w « i \/ kw l 1 'CUUHC dtroitesse 33 C de vtv tes tto vues y uvo : grace giavt . a v elle ^ xi ^ , ) l i 5 ' ^ qui jui est - -

      libre des plus Europ critiques < fen a & ; . € en rompu rdpandant , et la situation la defiance que dans tu t ' es les cr esprits ( e , cette dustrie situation du pays a . porte * un coup terrible au commerce et a Tindresse " Aujourd la question 'hui , a Allemande cotd de . bien L'Unit d'autres ^ de l'All comp emagn lications e est , un se fait pouvoir accompli de le que faire tu , et n ' as pour pas la su rompre emp € cher , tu lorsqu sacrifierais 'il 6 tait en en vain ton toutes " En les presence ressources d ' un dont tel tu e * tat as la de libre choses disposition , on se . demande en France quand et comment finira cette come'die qui tourne

      tantdt entendu au dire burlesque autour , et de tant moi 6 t au drame tu nous . a Pour mis moi dedan , quand s encore j ' ai que une de te fois dire pour ceci— le Plus compte de blague du Pap I e " , je n ' ai pas pu r ^ sister au de * sir V

      Pickaxe.

      PICKAXE .

      When To Windsors To Rugawa Royal Mimbuta...

      When To Windsors To Rugawa Royal Mimbutaiko Halls j goes , And And sees scans the the glory ancient of our walls English . Rose , Each And one asks of in us catechism gives back the loyal shout , What In his could baptism his godfathers ? ; have been about

      What A Joke Does For The The High Recent...

      What A Joke does for the the High recently Church shi Insolvent p want to keep Ritualists it going . — ? ATamiing /

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Dec. 14, 1867, page 333, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_14121867/page/9/