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¦¦ ¦—1 i THE TOMAHAWK: j I A SATURDAY JO...
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No. 6.] LONDON, JUNE 15, 1867. [Price Tw...
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I MEETING OF CONVOCATION.
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¦¦ ¦—1 I The Tomahawk: J I A Saturday Jo...
¦¦ ¦—1 i THE TOMAHAWK : j I A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . 111 1 "INVITAT CULPAM QUI PECCATUM PROETERIT . " \
No. 6.] London, June 15, 1867. [Price Tw...
No . 6 . ] LONDON , JUNE 15 , 1867 . [ Price Twopence . j
I Meeting Of Convocation.
I MEETING OF CONVOCATION .
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! some The time Upper proceeded ( FROM House , to after discuss OWN having PRIVATE to Privat draw sat on e the REPORTER Business the Lower . House of the for I j president The Bishop to a certain ^/ "Bolton book rose which had been attention presented by rev the . it Bishop was a of book Abingdon calculated to the to Library produce of the Convocation most utter . demoralization In his opinion and in the heretical heartsof doctrines all who read —and it ; if itwas the book awork was brim allowed ful of unorthodox to remain their shelves he would not answer for l the effect which it might
bulwarks produce on OH . LllCll bHClVC on of the the whole great AJ . G WWU Protestant church . XU . X 1 UL . aXiJ The Church TTWA thirty jlvs-v , - but w nine x ^** th > - 'W articles ey » , »» mig « . ~ w- — ht were — - just the j as fostered well never in the have been bosom drawn of the up ep if iscopate such a . work He need as this scarcel were y very say Guide that " which he alluded he mi to ght a term work the entitled manual " of Bradshaw Sabbath ' s breakers Railway . The , Bishop 0 / " Abingdon had no objection to take the work back The again Bishop with of him Wilton in his pocket wished . to know whether the
manuscript was illuminated , and if so , in what colours ; their existed very The sad Bishop ignorance of Abingdon on this subject . said the generall work was y amongst not illuminated the laity ; . perhaps if it had been it would have been more intelligible than it was The at Bishop present of . Lambeth entreated *» ww his ri g -- ht reverend brethren to ^ VJ avoid CUV V ^ IU all CV 1 X » acrimonious *\* X JkJL & JkWX ** X ^ U > J discussions ^** w # ^» »* ww *^* . Now «¦• was - . — - — the w—— - — time — for all the olive branch
sects and creeds to hold out . their After lordshi a brief ps took but part animated , a vote discussion of censure , in was which passed several on the of Bishop of Abingdon , which his lordship received with his usual meekness * In the Lower Housethe adjourned debate on the proposed abolition and stockings of the allowed 622 nd to Canon , be worn relating by members to the colour of the Established of neck-ties
Church The Dean , was resumed of Ipswich . said that he deprecated all interference acumen oif sideration the leg , and islature of strong wh on ich this common required subject -sense a . It very , was untainted liberal eminentl education by y the one , sli the , g great htest conthe suspicion onl of bigotry fit to or consider prejudice it . . If Therefore the deacons , the of clergy the Church were stri of Eng pes , land y he persons , for were one to , be must allowed say that to wear they red might neck as -ties well , with return blue at once The a . j , i ^ to Rev 411 all the - « . >» Nicodemus v ^ errors 4 . »«** v- ^ a ^ a ^ ATji of paganism **** Lowman iimiv / » « ' *« . ¦• » said « - « that ^— » w w — he — ^ - quite - ^ m <—• — ¦—¦ agreed - " ^ - ^ — » — —»
-further with the , he venerable thought Dean that all who so-called had just clergymen spoken . of the But Protestant he went with Church or without who wore blue p stri ink stockings ht at or once red to neck be excommunicated -cloths , whether and deprived of their benefices pes , oug . It was perfectly evident that abandoned it was utterly and impossible Papistical for any character person who to be indulge -anything d in but such an hideous wickedness . The Rev . Arthur Bonair rose to order . He appealed to the venerable Archdiaconal Chairman , was such language to
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be admitted ? He himself wore pink stockings , and intended to j be do He a so considere benig . He hted also d it Mahommedan wore his sacre a red d neck duty at -tie once to sometimes do than so , and relinquish , with he would blue a princi stri rather pes ple . ¦ j ; the which abandonment was the very of foundation which involved of the , he Ang might lican say , reli nothing gion— short and ; j of Archdeacon absolute perdition St . Clair . said he had listened to the arguments j I would brought remind forward his on reverend both sides brethren in this of \ imp / ortant Mary debate —she . was He —— { j
wuuiu jtciiijUIU . ilia icvciciiu uicuucu j * . Queen vu * . < - " ¦ " ¦'"¦ ' ~** w .... stockings called Blood , and y how Queen many Mary innocent , —and soul all her s she life had she burnt wore at p the ink j } There and sacre stake boast , of was let St records of . not Bartholomew every a of one le Protestant who , what wore who was Historians red had that neck ? -ties wh declare rel y with ations it was . blue The the however stri pride mas pes - , < j j distant , that wore sing pink stockings person , but gloried any positivel , y in every j drop of blood that was shed on that occasion . He would call Venerable their attention Archdeacon to the history spoke of for S two pain hours , under and Phili a half p the with —( the the
moderation and good sense for which he is so remarkable . ) red The neck Rev -ties . Middlemam were horizontal said and he thoug not vertical ht that if and the of stripes a lig on ht blue colourthat the canon , would not be violated , . He also thoug white The ht by Dean that candle , p of ink Eastminster lig stockings ht . were said quite that admissible he had if listened they looked with . : j great both UULA 131 sides attention UC 3 of \ Jl . the L 11 C to . question uugguuilt the speeches . XXI He * , could v he ^ uuiu would . not nvw himself ****** not coloured ww say *» arguments perceive j ^* - * neck -- —— - - — tie ^ what , on , !
possible stockings difference any deacon it or could priest make wore what , so long as he did his - duty or ; j to the people under his charge . He had somehow or other j thing contracted more the than op a inion man that who the believed word in " Christian the thirty " -nine meant articles some- , j j of He heresy confessed as to himself imagine to that be so to lost attain in the error virtue , so sunk of true in sloug charity hs j « fessed was one his of the moral princi blindness pal aims but of an he ordained could not priest see . what He con was - : gained as this , by while quarrelling the great over work , such of mercy petty details and charity of ceremonial was left j undone for want waiib of hands \& to do it * He . « . himself would - — — rather
were be UJ . 1 UL guilty / JJG ever xUX of made any amount ux than xicjlh . a lay of disobedience ^ himself v * v w » . open .. w to ***** to all ••** susp » the -- icion canons of that any terrible neglect in misery aiding , , b and orn relieving of poverty to the and utmost ignorance of his , which power was the pestilence destroying . bodies He did and not souls care what in this dress metropolis or what absurd like a fancies fearful which men mi was ght set take them into to their do . heads The so hours long which as they had did been the spent work p in loyed quarrelling , have been over this productive miserable of some canon scheme might , of if united properly battle em- i against The Venerable those evils Dean to which sat down he had amid alluded a profound . silence . The j
retiring House almost to pray immediatel for the benig y hted brok Dean e up , , many while some of the few members sciught more a congenial infamous solitude doctrin in e which was never to curse heard him . and All if agreed no purging that could get it out of their ears , they would all , take care that it should never penetrate to their hearts .
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 15, 1867, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_15061867/page/1/
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