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    • THE WEEK.
    • CONS FOR THE CLUBS.
    • A NOBLE PATRON.
    • OUT OF THE COMMON".
    • O J ERUSALEM I
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      j 68 THE TOM AH A WK . { February 19 , 1870 . 1 ¦¦ .. I . — , — . .. ,

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      I Now ready , price js . 6 d ., I VOL . II . of ! BRITAN NIA , Edited by A . a ' Beckett , Illustrated in Colours by Matt Morgan .

      VOL . V ., price Ss ., of THE T O M A H A W K , Edited by Arthur a ' Beckett ; ! Illustrated by Matt Morgan . Office : 199 Strand . j

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      London, February 19, 1870.

      LONDON , FEBRUARY 19 , 1870 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      The Name Of The New Piece At The Globe I...

      The name of the new piece at the Globe is not , as has been hinted , to be changed to Calomel , out of regard for the leading feature of the story .

      As The Too Distant Theatre Which Has Baf...

      As the too distant theatre which has baffled so many excellent managements seems determined not to pay , we hear it is in future to be called the Owe-born /

      There Has Been A Good Deal Of Cavil Abou...

      There has been a good deal of cavil about the religious views of the present Government , and , it would appear , without much reason . The " Church" of the Cabinet is decidedly " Lowe "

      The Other Night, In The House Of Commons...

      The other night , in the House of Commons , Mr . Corrance asked the President of the Poor-law Board for " a return of pauper children . " We are sorry for this , as we thought we were getting rid of them .

      From The Recent Rapid Withdrawal Of Moti...

      From the recent rapid withdrawal of motions introduced by Members of the Lower House of Convocation , a certain happy meaning would seem to attach to the word Gra 7 > -amen . It must surely imply something to be buried immediately !

      The New Cab Regulations Promise Much Tro...

      The new cab regulations promise much trouble . It appears that the poor worried Londoner is to have no rest . Hitherto , he has only been jolted to death by the " flags " under his feet ; now he will inevitably have to struggle for his life about the " flags " over his head .

      Cons For The Clubs.

      CONS FOR THE CLUBS .

      Why Is White's Like Lucifer ?—Because It...

      Why is White ' s like Lucifer ?—Because it ' s not so white as it ' s Wh painted y is the ! Army and Navy like a starving beggar ?—Because what Wh isn y should ' t rag is the fam Thatched ish ! House be always easy about its fect ?—Because it's close to the corner of St . James ' s street !

      A Noble Patron.

      A NOBLE PATRON .

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      Out Of The Common".

      OUT OF THE COMMON" .

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      of The mental Pall labour Mall . , the The other " malad day , y spoke is too m common ost feelin a gl y of noiv excess -adays" it said . If it be so , surely our contemporary must be very symptoms much of the disease the commo in its pages n , for . we cannot trace many

      O J Erusalem I

      O J ERUSALEM I

      Wee The K :— Following Appeared In All T...

      wee The k : — following appeared in all the papers one morning last Chamber " Yesterday . The Convocation Bishop of London met as act usual ing under in the a commission Jerusalem from the Archbishop of Canterbury , , was president . There were Llandaff also Norw present ichGloucester the Bishops El of Rochester "Winchester Lichfiel , St . David dLin ' s - , coln , Salisbury , , and , Exeter . , The y , Bishop of , Nottingham , retained his seat in the Lower House as Archdeacon Mackenzie . The There Latin was office a larg having e attendance been said of di b gnified y the Bishop clergy and of Salisbury proctors . , their lordships withdrew to the Bounty Office , Dean ' s yard . " sion And , — " now The wh Election at came of of Bishop it ? Let Temp us see le . " ? Subject for discustacked The Bishop the Bishop of of Lincoln Exeter , but said it it was was all very in fun true . { he A laug had h at . ) - some The length Bishop that of black Gloucester meant white and tinder Bristol certain explained circum at - stances The Bishop . He did of not Llandaff mean what said he he said was . afraid { Cheers of . ) nobody . The Bishop of Ely strongly insisted that he was contented with The his Bishop present of position Rochester . urged that every Bishop ought to The be allowed Bishop to of go on Oxford his own sai cr d ( hook he ) was . { A not roar in of a fri laugh ght te the r . ) other The day Bishop . of Lichfield could not stand . Essays and Reviews The Bishop , but hoped of Hereford Dr . Temple mumbled wouldn't assent do it again to everything . . The Bishop of St . David ' s wished they would let things alone . sat The down Bishop amidst of renewed London roars made of a laug few hter good ! biblical jokes , and him The good Bishop . He of thanked Exeter everybod said y he immensel liked humble y for p p itching ie , It in did to him of the , and honour trusted that that his we brethren might justify had done by his him life in his dragg hig ing h se him nse freel imm y edia over tely the suppressed coals . { Applause by the President a ? ida little . ) sobbing ; which was VOILA TOUT !

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Feb. 19, 1870, page 68, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_19021870/page/6/