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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 18th January 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page unpag, No. 37.] LONDON, JANUARY 18, 1868. [Pric...

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    • PANACEA, OR PANIC?
    • ENGLISH HISTORY A LA FRANCAISE.
    • A TRAITOR IN THE CAMP.
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      The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal Of Sati...

      THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . "INVITAT CULPAM QUI PECCATUM PRETERIT . "

      No. 37.] London, January 18, 1868. [Pric...

      No . 37 . ] LONDON , JANUARY 18 , 1868 . [ Price Twopence .

      Panacea, Or Panic?

      PANACEA , OR PANIC ?

      The Times Has, Either For Want Of More I...

      The Times has , either for want of more interesting copy , or for ing some more inscrutable than a column reason of best its known valuable to space itself , to latel accounts y been devot of the - of holding manifestoes - of meetings , and , the the general passing dissemination of resolutions of , the what publication not else , which ment on the holds we subject refer the . of place But Fenianism of it honour is to . be It is supposed keep true ing that that up the the provincial by ag giving itation ele it to a - AX 71 f \ C ± YYliTVil * " * l 4 "ir i ~ it A r f V- » m » o 4-l- » rtv / MirrV » lir An > 1 Avc / ic 4-T- \ * = » c » - **\ £ i-t 4- -itti 4-1- »

      to which answer it is for animated . . The Times , therefore , has a good deal that Precaution , as our views is one on thing the subject but panic of revolution is another have , and been we conclude already deal pretty of indul of plainl g this ing y recent in expressed Fenian public in sympathies these meeting pages holding when , we sh we all as denounce not dangerous be suspected a good and foolish . The continual swearing-in , too , of special constables , if ( we not suppose the least it is bit heresy cowardly to say to it wit ) appears . Perhaps to be those but who little for better one ,, condition moment will of things take the with trouble that of soberl 1848 y , to compare even to take the present a more mnrl ¦¦ prn inefsni B >«^ f . ** . r *^ c \ f 4 t 5 ?^^ •« 7 ill n UUUV -nrf f ^ 1 fct kJhU -an AV ^ ixrh n + ¦ ix »/» AA TYi *^ * * » i » - * J n

      Were ~~~ outrage ^^ ^* w all a * . such «« London . »^ r as that , to . be recentl . ^^ sworn >^ V ^ , y perpetrated - in A and armed at ^* Clerkenwell to TI JLA (^ the , b II teeth W coul ; an d execution scarcely be not provided the against combined , inasmuch action as of it depends but for its secret savage police determination , , therefore upon , of and few not . A an small army band of raw many of and \ yell , ready organised upon -made foolish magnify kind constables . To to the a , i is gnore degree evil the which proper . the Compared former has antidote to , be and to eradicated for adopt the re overwhelming ckless the . latter consp This , is is iracy masses obviousl simp of ly this to of y the sum loyal total of and disaffected peaceably Irishmen disposed must population be , numericall of London y , simp , the ly ridiculous . Most probably the professional thieves are to them

      tive most in number strength injudicious as of ten Fenianism di to plo one macy . To . is , if pay not this a stupid compliment blunder to , the certainl effec y - for Again the , sole as to purpose the public of enabling meetings , which lishmen are apparentl to assure y each held other acquired by resolution in a contrary that direction , spite the , they obvious really reputation do condemn they wanton have bloodshed favour ? Is and it necessary brutal massacre that Eng , —what lishmen can , of be urged men in their the world selves , should rom such deem reproaches it a duty as to these come ? What forward , the to , clear is the them good - vears of the wh apo ol . e when thing ? sensible Perhaps men the could Times can divine say th ? at Some whatever three

      of Fenianism English Public did mean Op , inion it did was not capering mean inaction about , like the great a fool guide , and m cracking To -day of it Fenia vulgar pitches nism jokes its , about tale however in Ireland quite , just another and about its as key national creditable . Its " last Green to esti its . " - ing saga journal city as were its first not . a In matter short , if such reflection want , it of m ballast ight be in amusing a leadtibl to note y given how the lace g to ibbering the howl of of the the talk frightened y jackdaw hyaena has . impercep-

      English History A La Francaise.

      ENGLISH HISTORY A LA FRANCAISE .

      There Is Playing Now At The Ambigu In Pa...

      There is playing now at the Ambigu in Paris , apiece called JLes French Chevaliers , we admit du , is Brouillard rather so , so from ) the which following we learn important t ( our historical facts : — 1 st . —That destruction Jack . Sheppard of Westminster discovered Abbey a Jacobite by gunpowder plot for . the 2 nd . —That the Tower of London is situated at Greenwich . 3 rd . —That rate George dispiiisfid I . was as in the the habit Lord Mavor of walking of London about New and

      attended by " Sir William Hogarth . " , 4 th . —That sumptive Jack Sheppard to the British was , throne in earl . y youth , the heir pre-French And yet know there nothing are some of Eng people lish History who will ! have it that the

      A Traitor In The Camp.

      A TRAITOR IN THE CAMP .

      There Is An Amusing Side Of Most Matters...

      There is an amusing side of most matters , and Fenianism , ridiculous despite all incident its abominations s within the , has last given few rise days . Not a good the many least lau and ghable was on of this these wise occurred . last week in the Brigade of Guards , The sentries having orders to report fully to their commanding arouse their officers suspicions all occurrences , the sentinel that on attract guard their near attention the Powder or Magazine , in Hyde Park , reported ifxr , when Vn = » relieved , that he had rf ^ T ^ c /^ Kir / ari in 4 kllW * l-i /* i imiT AillllVM » P / 1 i * ilUbV t < a * ri IVlllib /* in r \ £ tTV ^^ i cfci i \ n * = » o

      cncniVirtiiC-WUtr fX V \ V 111 . . V T \ f 1 . bilV ifAUwiibili V « - *¦ UMU L / l VtVUa looking with evident ^ individual ^ signs , that of a he dark was , gloomy making ~ cast particular of countenance observations , and of dul the y forwarded arrangements to the around Captain the place of . This Guard report , was having by been him promptl Brigade y , who reported immediatel to the y ordered Major-General out a Troop Commanding of the Royal the and Horse intimated Guards his Blue intention to patrol of the fully Park investi throug gating hout the matter night in , the for the morning vigilance —adding with that which the they sentinels performed were most their praiseworth duties , as he y nrn o Viimeoif ourora T-ioxrii-irr t-Yici < irf * y \ r Act \ r crf \ rtc * vrninrl iwwtjAuir * ii nil + V » f

      sentry * va % Early ] AiAitxwviA posts the following unknown vr ma w « ituviii morning to the vaj . « men *» * the or ^ Major v their *« -. jr gvnw officers -General . according . . ** . ly proceeded ascertained to the the exact Barracks time and and instituted circumstances the fullest of the inquiries matter , appearance and particularly of the the mysterious extremel and y dangerous ill-looking stranger and treasonable . At his , orders the soldier was brought before him , and being called upon could by identif the Maj the o r-General if he to state him whether again , Private he thoug Tommy ht he indeed Atkins immediately could , and , p rep lease lied in , you dreadful ' re the trep party idation yourself " Yes ! ! " Sir , A frond storv . and what is more , a true one ! It was verv

      ri stranger ght of , Private and no Tommy less the Atkins duty of to the observe Major-General the mysterious to take ev a that little ery the measure earlier Private , at of and least precaution the the Maj Troop , or but -General of it H was orse did unfortunate Guards not compare Blue perhaps notes ( very may blue I possibl ) who patrolled y have thoug Hyde ht so Park . " for a long wet wintry night

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Jan. 18, 1868, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_18011868/page/1/