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    • THE WEEK.
    • CHRISTIAN'S PROGRESS.
    • « UN MOT» FOR MOSES.
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      214 The Tom Ah A Wk. [May 15, 1869.

      214 THE TOM AH A WK . [ May 15 , 1869 .

      Now Ready, Britannia For May, Price Is.

      Now Ready , BRITANNIA for May , Price is .

      On May The 24th, The Derby Double Number...

      On May the 24 th , THE DERBY DOUBLE NUMBER OF THE "TOMAHAWK , " Edited by ARTHUR A'BECKETT , MAGNIFICENT CARTOON by MATT MORGAN , AND CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE ORIGINAL STAFF OF THE " TOMAHAWK . "

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      London, May 15, 1869.

      LONDON , MAY 15 , 1869 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      To The Roman Catholics Of Great Britain ...

      TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND .

      Tomahawk Presents His Compliments To The...

      Tomahawk presents his compliments to the Roman Catholics of suggests England that , Scotlan a fund d , , to be called reland " , and The Whalley all sober seriousness Catholic Testimonial Fund , " be started , with the aim of presenting a mark of respect to the Honourable Member for Peterborough , in consideration of his valuable services in the cause of Roman Catholicism in England . The Editor of the Tomahawk ( who will be happy to head the subscription list with a couple of guineas ) will receive donations at the Office , 199 Strand . Should the sum collected warrant the outlay , a list of subscriptions will be published in the Times , Tablet , and Weekly Reg Should ister . the amount collected prove trifling , a list of the subscriptions will be printed { free of all charge ) in the columns of the Tomahawk . Post-office orders to be made payable to H . E . Heather , 199 Strand .

      Ought The Season At The Tuileries To Tak...

      Ought the Season at the Tuileries to take a lesson from that at St . James ' s , or vice versd ? Which is preferable , an occasional Bal-masqu € or a perpetual Bal-moral ?

      We Beg To Contradict The Report That The...

      We beg to contradict the report that the Emperor of the French has offered M . Rouher ' s post to Mr . Bright . As speaking and irresponsible minister , that right honourable gentleman would indeed shine , but he is too fond of his country to desert it in its hour of need for any position , however splendidly tempting .

      We Beg To Contradict The Report That The...

      head All , who honour passed to Mr a sentence . Preston , of six pendiary weeks 7 imp istrate risonment of Birke with nhard labour , upon a tripe and potted meat dealer named Purdy , , meat on whose . We premises are sorry the police sentence had could found not have quantity been a p longer utrid one . Such magistrates as Mr . Preston will ever receive honour in our pages .

      Lord Willoughby D'Eresby Is Determined T...

      Lord Willoughby D'Eresby is determined that the world shall not forget his virtues . The unfortunate Comtesse d'Alteyrac has been before the Bankruptcy Court , and in the course of her examination she stated that she had only received . and £ 500 £ of 1 , 200 the per money annum awarded for life , to and her the — date the award of it February being . £ , 5 1868 , . , Surely Lord Willoughby D ' Eresby must find paying his debts such a pleasure that he defers it as long as he can , in order that he may not deny himself the delight of having such a treat to which to look forward . Really , he is a wonderful man . One never can fathom the mysterious goodness of his nature—eccentric , wayward ; going its own way about its work , but always noble , generous , and high-minded . Why are there not more peers like Lord Willoughby D ' Eresby % We should hear no cry then against the House of Lords . It would then be a heaven of saints , to which the weary legislator might well look forward as a haven of rest and happiness .

      Christian's Progress.

      CHRISTIAN'S PROGRESS .

      Holstein His Royal . Cost Hig The Hness ...

      Holstein His Royal . cost Hig the hness Natisn the Prince other Christia day no n less of than Schleswi ££ > g o sterling she learns . Britannia that the will money not grudge was expended her darling to waft the sum "jiim . when from statistics Dover to we Calais are . delighted However to , as be some in a English position men to giv are e in fond detail of the bill pres , ented by the Prince to the Government :- — The British People Dr . to H . R . H . Prince Christian . To two s between Dover and Calais for self £ s . d . To dinner Royal passage before Spouse starting , for self 600 200 To To pocket extras on money the v for oyage self on the voyage .. 32 19 17 o o 3 ^ To steward ' s fee o 2 6 To extra gratuity to steward 002 ^ Total 60 o o grumble After this no longer statement at the , we amount trust that claimed the Pall by the Mall Royal Ga Traveller zette will . and As ( and Prince we of all course Christian know do that consider , if luxuries of no ) his us are e presence to any sive one in . , England we must a conside luxury r , expen

      « Un Mot» For Moses.

      « UN MOT » FOR MOSES .

      We Learn From The Walls Of The Academy T...

      We learn from the walls of the Academy that that elderly fiore Je— , hem was , w in e the beg habit pardo of , walking we mean about Hebrew the — East Sir Moses costumed Monte as - it an would English Deputy that -Lieutenant the titled alien . From never his went picture within in Piccadilly a hundred , this yards reall of y appear was mosque the witho case u , we ge can tting imag up in ine scarlet that British and silver influence . If in Sir that Moses quarte has r o been f the very world injudicious must hav , e o r u the ffere painter d greatly of . his Either portrait the uniform ( a Mr . Hart of the ) very wearer absurd blushing . We are scarlet not at surprised the folly to of find its wearer I

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 15, 1869, page 214, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_15051869/page/6/