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    • THJE WEBK.
    • A MODERKT MARTYR. . <
    • MIZD WAGGERY ABOUT .FAUST.
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      I8 The Tomaha Wk. _ Lj"* Y 16, 1870.

      i 8 THE TOMAHA WK . _ lJ" * y 16 , 1870 .

      1 Vol, .V, .Price 8s.} Of \ T H B Tomaha...

      1 VOL , . V , . price 8 s . } of \ T H B TOMAHA TV K \ \ Exited by Arthur a'Beckett ; Illustr ated by Matt Morgan . Office : 199 Strand .

      Now ready , price 7 s . 6 d ., VOL . III . of B R I T A JST N I A , I Edited by Arthur a'Beckett , Illustrated in Colours by Matt Morgan .

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      London, July 16, 1870.

      LONDON , JULY 16 , 1870 .

      Thje Webk.

      THJE WEBK .

      ( In The A Second Philadelphia Edition O...

      ( in The a second Philadelphia edition of Led JBlackwood ger , an American , Mr . Disraeli paper rep , lies states sharp that ly , to the criticisms made on Lothair in that Magazine . A journal so well-informed should call itself the AT > z

      It Is Rumoured That Prince Teck Is Excee...

      It is rumoured that Prince Teck is exceedingly exigea 7 it . It is said that His Highness was much annoyed at not finding a municipal deputation awaiting his arrival at a railway station to which he travelled the other day . Now , this won ' t do . Prince Teck is a gentlemanly-looking young man , and has some idea about dress , but after that ! Come , come , let ' s hear no more about it !

      The Bishop Of Manchester, In A Recent Sp...

      The Bishop of Manchester , in a recent speech after consecrating a cemetery at Bacup , observed that the only thing which had troubled him since he had been a bishop , was the fear that his determination not to be a partizan should lead peop IT £ le to ___ think and speak ^ of him as of a Laodicean _____ . If ^ ,

      however , the offensive designation gets into the mouths of the bishop ' s enemies , he will have only himself to thank for having put it there . Who would have thought of calling him such a hard name ? But his lordship is evidently determined to have his back up .

      It Has Taken The Admiralty Half A Centur...

      It has taken the Admiralty half a century ^ or more to discover that midshipmen are officers whose existence might with advantage be officially acknowledged . It has long since been ruled that their relative rank is with the ensigns of the Army , but it is onl ¦ y now that --- their names have been - _ - admitted - _ - ¦¦ into iw the —¦ - - ~—

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      Mr ^ ^| avy ^ > . Child J * * ers wants — — — — — to make — — - "WO as Kfl much *^ as possible ¦¦• of what ¦¦ remains of the Royal Navy . Whatever may be the fact of the case we congratulate the reefers on their dtbfit in print .

      A Moderkt Martyr. . <

      A MODERKT MARTYR . . <

      Under Will Mr Not . A Richard Cloud Call...

      under will Mr not . a Richard cloud call . him It Weaver seems the Reverend that , the he Revivalist lives Mr . with Weaver —on his — this famil is occasion temporari at Falli we ly - broomnear Macclesfieldand that one of his maid-servants y has secured , an affiliation order , against him , as being the father of service her illegitimate in child 1868 . at The the young of woman fifteen entered and shortl Weaver after ' s her Weaver master asserted J anuary began , that kissing in , his her Christian . age This was love iUVC admitted , he ut kissed ivwawu ; but y all Mr his .

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      was proceeding immediatel a special against payment announced him . The £ , and o defendant here the ' s matter intention g ' s rests expe to until n appeal ses the remarkable decision shall fact have y in connection been revised , with by the a superior little episode tribunal , however . The , in is that Court the , and mag the istrate large ' s crowd decision outside was greeted made unmistakable with open app m lause anifestations Mr . Weaver of ' s feeling next sermon against was Mr on . Weaver the base . We ingratitude doubt not of that his punishment in i flock the , and the to of 01 sure which their iiieir punishment suffering half-a-crown and that ten ten a was week pounds in ^ would store costs cosstis be for but them oasis a - — sis drop " in a

      We the n me are fiery ocean ocean onl desert y drawing , in whi sunenng from ch they our , anu imag were inati doomed pounus on when to pass we an an put eternity ua . these . " and expressions pious , like into the Mr noted . Weaver Revivalists ' s mouth — ; which hut if we miserable were converted sinners wicked we are world not— which it would persecuted be exactl us y . what we should say of the

      Mizd Waggery About .Faust.

      MIZD WAGGERY ABOUT . FAUST .

      Tied Goethe " In His 'S Vay Play " , B O...

      tied Goethe " in his ' s vay play " , b or y rather Hervd , Gounod for the Lyceum ' s Opera . , According has been traves to this - latest edition of * Faust , Martha keeps a " finishing school , " no which time Marghe . Faust rite , the wishes aged to dancing board for master a time , falls —but in love gets with bored in , Mephistopheles makes him sign a document which proves a long returns perfect golden in sign a summa tresses enre for , ry and manner his in old a . chronic age The —and heroine state the of , spring Marg elopement hdrite time of , , with may life be ¦_ sai wti \ d i to be equall ucni remarkable i ^ ujaixvaui ^ for iui her xigj . locks iists / and xi ± vjl her JtlCX bolts UisClo /

      and Mep * w at histop * ,. ~ . the w heles * close - » v * vvj ^ of is , the throug y ^ third hout act , proves the ; spiri the t truth a nd soul of the . of proverb the piece — , he " on consi revient toujours the faithful "—by Marta returning and all to the his rest old flames of the , to which . inconsistentl Mdlle . D gns ebreux y angelic plays . the Miss merry , Emil little y S fiend oldene in a takes manner company the most part of on occasion the heroine —take with her as own much . Mr sp . Macl irit as agan she , as could Faust doubtless , acts and — at _ sings w .. *** x . t times j > i M _^ well " w ** reminding y , pro j ^ iV ving / V Ji ' Ug _ __ himself XXllllO in ^ ll , quite VJUXLW voice an CL and 1 JL 1 eminent WXXAIUV ^ XXL "hi of XXlfrJ /• gh . * , V G -r ™ -ist XOt , " and CtJIU . .

      pereunmV The way us in which he throws manner out big notes Perren fro , m " his " chest bunch is of astounding Jives " that , we and have he ever certainl seen y brandishes for a " Tenor the . " largest The si gentleman -ble , his share who p in lays the Siebel dialogue does consisting for the of part the all frequent that is reite pos - - is ration as constantl of his own y returned name " b Marry y the - poor us ! ! sweet " to which , to whom a fiat negative played pou young rsui , 'vant is admirabl t Marth y a pourtrayed , an old maid . The , who lesser would parts fain be are made all the capitall dialogue y sustained , which , , the like sp the ice m of usic French , is spri accent ghtly adds and a pleasing relish to . settle The Corps is adm de irable Ballet , and comprises the piece a bevy altogether of beau does ty— credit the ? nise to the en management ,

      Mr Ch . Grain Aff , For Of The Grain Gal...

      Mr Ch . Grain aff , for of the Grain Gallery . —There of Illustration is no truth ( without in the his report Com that -y ) is merel seven y tall and ( s - ) a talk -half / feet high . The rumour turns out to be

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 16, 1870, page 18, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_16071870/page/6/