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22 THE TOMAHAWK. [May 18, 1867. _
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OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
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Jenkins in Paris. (From the Daily Ilippo...
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LEGAL FORMS.
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No. I.—Dedicated to Mr. Gladstone. ! Dec...
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O Excellent Ex-Chancellor.—The semi-resi...
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A " REAL " GRIEVANCE.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE "TOMAHAWK." Sir,— I...
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22 The Tomahawk. [May 18, 1867. _
22 THE TOMAHAWK . [ May 18 , 1867 . _
Our Own Correspondent.
OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT .
Jenkins In Paris. (From The Daily Ilippo...
Jenkins in Paris . ( From the Daily Ilippogrffi ) I WAS at Lady Cowley's the other night . My friend Beeswing , her the butler ladyshi , always p , who remembers was very gracious me when , as there usual 's a . ' swarry She never . ' I saw will
let anyone else out me onng ner an ice . 1 neipea nis lorasmp twice to champagne . He was very pleasant . The Prince of you Wale know s was I there prefer — doing he knew whenever me , but I I ' m kept allowed in the to background ) , not wishing ( as me to intrude get him on some his Royal soda-water Highness . His ; but Royal he Hi knew ghness me , is and looking made very fit . I did not overhear much conversation . It was more about the * Grande Duchesse' than the " Grand Duchy . " Luxemburgh is out of the betting now . One of the Honourable Miss Wellesleys is certainly an uncommon pretty girl—such a iine turn in her arm when she's eating a sponge-cake .
Paris is chock-full — deluged with our countrymen . The Boulevards are crowded with swells of all sizes , sexes , ages , and nations . I saw that bewitching Lydia Ruby the other day , with Venus holding her parasol , and Cupid supporting her chignon . I remember her as Polly Biffins—but now she is all the rage , and of course I must follow the fashion . By the way , your readers might like to know what she had for breakfast yesterday . I'll tell you : — Saumon sauce genevoise , Cotelettes d'Agneau aux Points d ' asperge , Petits Pates de foie gras-CEufs de Pluvier h la Mayonnaise ,
Omelette des Abricots au Maraschm ; a bottle of ' 51 Lafitte , and a cup of cafe noir and a * petit verre * of I ' 27 am Cognac horridl to y engaged top up with now . Pretty of course good that feed , the was season it not ? has fairly begun . I'm obliged to issue , a notice , on all the walls and in all the papers that I am engaged every evening for the next month . Applications for any night after that received from ten to twelve . Nobody below the rank of Duke ( Foreign ) or Marquis ( English ) need apply . I saw the Imperial Prince out walking" with his beautiful Imperial mother the other day . What a splendid head and neck she has ! and such graceful action , and so clean cut about the pasterns ! She looked a little off her feed , I thought , but her coat & \ uit
» vaj in uvauinui ^ viiuitiuiXt xu juuiig ^ . iui * ivc * u £ JUXJ . wU . ~""""< iiisi off hind leg is stiff , and he looks rather fallen off across the chest . see However him settle , I think well he down 'll be to soon his stride up to his again old . form He's , decide and we dly shall out of condition now , and a little touched in the wind . I daresay they'll turn him out at grass this summer . I'm just going to have an I'll ice leave with off the exercise Emperor for ' s the gentleman present . , who Remember has stepped me to round any , so of the I shall haut have -ton to . go I ' m down putting to the on sea flesh and rather take too a sp much in ever y so morning I think before breakfast . An Adonis like me must mind his figure .
Legal Forms.
LEGAL FORMS .
No. I.—Dedicated To Mr. Gladstone. ! Dec...
No . I . —Dedicated to Mr . Gladstone . ! Declaration . In the Common Pleas . The seventeenth day of May , in the year of our Lord one thousand England ei , g / ht JOHN hundred BULL and sixty , by t seven he Public . Press , his attorney , to < wit . s sues the Opposition , for that the defendant
wronsbite fully mankind kept a dog , well of a knowing fierce and tha mischievous t the said dog nature wa , s and of a used fierc to e and mischievous nature , and so used to bite mankind , and the said dog , whilst the defendant so kept the same , attacked and bit for the a plaintiff long time , whereb , and y was the prevented plaintiff was from wou carry * aded ing , and on his remained liberal occupation And the and laintiff business claim s & c & c . p , ,
O Excellent Ex-Chancellor.—The Semi-Resi...
O Excellent Ex-Chancellor . —The semi-resigned leader of the Opposition is as noted for his restlessness as for his want is of manners destined . to We illustrate are afraid the that proverb the right —A honourable rolling stone gentleman gathers no moss .
A " Real " Grievance.
A " REAL " GRIEVANCE .
To The Editor Of The "Tomahawk." Sir,— I...
TO THE EDITOR OF THE " TOMAHAWK . " Sir , — I am an enterprising provincial manager , with thirty never years' mind experience that . at M my y business back . I is oaSi with remember the present the time days , and —we its ll , tastes . Sir , I am being ruined . Ruined , Sir , not by introducing genius to the public in empty boxes , not by a rise in the market price point , of not walking by the gentlemen legitimate , risks not by of — the . Well profession , Sir , to come but by to the the 1 1 to ,
upnoisterer am a martyr realism . wnat can we ao but keep up with the spirit of the age ! And what does the age the ask battle of us ? of Real Bosworth cab horses riht ! out Sir with , thirty two years Yorkists ago , three I have Lancas fought - trians and a drum . I have g put King Lear upon , the stage with between only one the coat whole that did of the not cast belong , and JLear to the did reign not . of get Char that l , es until II , the the fourth ghost in act Ham ! When let on the in gas evening has been costume got well , with under , the , prompter I have sent ' s book , and I once knew an Othello who could lend his dress for a drawinff-room entertainment between the acts . These were
and the good understanding old days , Sir between ,- —the . all good the old centurie days of s from a perfect the 9 harmony th to the 17 th . But , to . return to the point of my letter , as one fact is produced worth a thousand it too with reflections a certain . In eye 1837 to , the I produced classical Macbeth as the ^ sub and - joined account will show . The other day , I again , put the great work into my bills , but this time , Sir , I had to pander to the degeneracy of the public taste . The change that has swept over the drama will best be appreciated by a perusal of the two bills of necessary properties supplied on each occasion . There is a silent eloquence in the comparison , which compels me to feel that / can say no more 1 Sir , I can remember the days — ! Well , once more , -Sir , never mind that , but believe me to be , with profound respect , most devotedly yours , ;
horatius . Memorandum of Properties for Macbeth . j May 11 , 1837 . £ s . d . Repairs to shield ( for Macduff ) ... ... ... 006 To washing Duncan's cloak 006 Twenty and Doctor -five yards of black glazed calico , for ... Witches ... on 6 j Tw Red o ink swords for wounded ( for combat Soldier ) ... . . . . . . ... ... o o o 8 .,
Thunder ( to hire 01 , ior tnree nignts ; ... ... 009 Blue fire for general use ... ... ... ... 056 Door ing mats business ( for , kilts & c , ) , & burnt c . cork ... and ... porter . , .. for lead ... - o 13 4 Memorandum of Properties for Macbeth . May , 11 , 1867 . £ s- d . Real blood for wounded Soldier 042 Note-book for Doctor ( see Act V . Scene I ) ... 016 Bk sting machine for heath 25 o o G . uvpowder for ditto ... ... 11 11 0 ui t
Legal ocjeiuinc opinion opmioii as to u « advisability use «* uuvc of using ... above ... . .. . 1 4 1 o To various combustibles for " Witches scene , *' r pai Law cut expenses thunder , for new proceedings effects , & c taken against ma- 24 3 8 nagement for repetition of same 135 910 To tongues entrails , wings , snakes ( various ' fillets ) , , & c , & ' s c wool , ( for , c a auldron nd legs , 7 15 o tc IV / Tour Q « r 1 milf nf the * ravin ' rl sii . lt s *» j » sViart "
Turks ( for ' do noses . ) and Tartars'lips ( per night ) ... 016 o 561 Fee to H . M , . ' s Ambassador at Constantinople for Appar using atus influence for ghost in reference to same 17 5 10 50 o Defending Real supper action ( exclusive for infringemen of wine ) t for of Patent Macbeth of ( per do . 129 15 4 Real night fee ) of real doctor ior seeing Lady Macbeth on 25 o o first Do . for night real visit on each subsequent night , 21 nights 22 220 1 o Manager ' s expenses to America ... 57 15 o
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 18, 1867, page 22, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_18051867/page/8/
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