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March 19, 1870.] THE TOMAHA WK. ~ ^13
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OUR BOOKMARKER.
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Hans Breitmann in Church Co. , London an...
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A History of Cooper the Rod B. in A. all...
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Fun Hood and , Fashion Arthur s 'or Lyne...
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I danced. She danced. ; I We shall dance...
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A Hard Life. By Co Martin ., Paternoster...
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A PLEA FOR PUBLICITY.
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The last stage of the Kelly divorce case...
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(C Hansom New Title " Prince for ! H.R.H...
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March 19, 1870.] The Tomaha Wk. ~ ^13
March 19 , 1870 . ] THE TOMAHA WK . ~ ^ 13
Our Bookmarker.
OUR BOOKMARKER .
Hans Breitmann In Church Co. , London An...
Hans Breitmann in Church Co . , London and other , 1870 Ballads . . Triibner and cover Those no falling who have -off in read . his Mr new . Leland verses ' s . other They poems are as will full dis of - livel lect y used wit in and the piquan lines t gives satire the as work ever . a The novelty quaint not German to be found diain other pages . The pathetic side of " Hans Breitmann in to Church soothing " is tears so sweetl . y soft , that it almost moves the reader
A History Of Cooper The Rod B. In A. All...
A History of Cooper the Rod B . in A . all Hotten Countries . London . By the 1870 Rev . . Wm . M . interest A clever . At , sensible a time , when work upon all our a greatest subject of , statesmen almost national , all our most divided earnest attention divines to the , all grand our noblest question poets of , the are g hour iving , the their publi un - - cation all mothers of such of families a volume all is most masters opportune of school . s We and feel all sure would that -be saints delight , will and read holy these enthusiasm , elegant . chronicles with , feelings of wild
Fun Hood And , Fashion Arthur S 'Or Lyne...
Fun Hood and , Fashion Arthur s ' or Lynes , Fiction , & c and , & Fact c . ; the . Th Fact e Fiction by A . Lynes y Tom and London Son . . Lynes and Son , Merchant Tailors , Shoreditch , Poet At attached length that to the eminent establishment child of of song Messrs and . commerce E . Moses , and the Younger Son , has , found whose last a rival contribution in the person to Eng of lish Mr literature . Tom Hood appears , the historical in a Shoreditch name— tailor his ' s father price list wrote . ' The one Editor of the of most Fun beautiful bears a reason poems in wh the y he language ( that father , " The ' s son Song ) has of shared the Shirt the , "— pages is this of th a e clothier Trousers ' s , " pamp and hlet explanations with descri of pti " on Our s of System " Our of Twelve Business -Shilling ? "has become the novelist of " Tourist Suits , " the romancer of the " Patent Younger Paletots , finds ? " the We clever can articles quite understand of Mr . Lynes that , Mr Jun . . Hood , and , to the his instructive mind than price the tiresome lists of twaddle Mr . Lyn of es Fun , Sen . and , more the congenial startling , with very much startling satisfaction , announcements his admission of the " Latest of the , News" . We lace hail he should Moses and fill in the English poet Close literature . Posterity , side b will y side link with proper his the name p poet with of and the glories taste— of as adv " th ertised e Royal . " Belt Fam Suit e will , unsurpassed proclaim his for merits elegance to the Frock world Coat in , conjunction £ 1 to . £ 3 , which with the ( to beauties quote Mr of . " Lynes the Kensington ) well deserves the name of King of Coats . " All lovers and admirers ance of Mr of . Tom the h Hood onoured ' s father name must on the be frontisp delighted iece with of a the publication appearthat so admirabl just published y conducted by the and eminent of such firm high of A - . class Lynes character and Son . as ing The little gem tale of by the Mr br . ochu A . L r ynes e , we which may safel we y prefer assert infinitel , is the charm to the - more pretentious story published , by its side by Mr . Tom'Hood . firm M r . A . s L much ynes ( th quaint e " humour , " we presum and evid e , of entl the y possesses distinguished no slight * ' West knowledg of Temp e le of Bar the . " manners In proof , and of our customs first assertion of the world , we quote the following : — tolled I know forth the was hour 9 o that ' clock told , because me so . the neighbouring church had just account To verif of a ball se at cond the West ertion End , we . The quote author the a writes ccompa in nying the character French val et ) , weal " who is y barrister prepossessing ( with in a carri person age , neat and pair in dress and a , and for whom music halls have no attraction " : — Mr Looking . Serene up ? " , she I saw said Mrs . . " Smithers Can I introduce standing you by . to " any You oiie don ? " ' t dance , locks " You of gold can , , Madam teeth , " sai pearl d I , . " " introduce ( You will me observe to yon , fair I had angel turned with poetical chi " gnon Ah , , would and ah , ah that be , " if I laug she also new forgot my what about hostess an Mrs eloquent , . " Smithers how deli swain ' g eigh hted was t daug Miss pining hters New in . - ) olitude for her . Of course I'll introduce you , Cecil . Come along J "
Fun Hood And , Fashion Arthur S 'Or Lyne...
I And have I " a Come faint recollection along ! " of standing before my divinity , of her , perilousl name , and y low then into Adelina own ' s muttered lap—but I sa y w Mrs nothing . Smithers plainl , y . bovring pering What into I do her remember fair ear , is—sitting by the side of Adelina , and whis" Will you dance with me "This Set of Quadrilles ?"
I Danced. She Danced. ; I We Shall Dance...
I danced . She danced . ; I We shall danced never — forget and together that Set . of Quadrilles as long as I live ! I shall never forget how happy I felt in my love ' s young dream . It was Elysium ! silver Adelina with was downcast also happy— and she averted confessed face it . in a low voice like rippling All , would have been eyes bliss—but—Yes , there " but , " and the " but "—oh ! what a but it was . But let me be coherent . My vis-a-vis was a young lady , very good-looking , but nothing unprepossessing compared to Adelina in appearance . Adelina , though ' s vis- a-vis lishly was attired a young . gentleman , Adelina I could laughed distinctl . y swear he winked at Adelina thirteen times , and squeezed I did not her laug hand h . —I I felt didn — 't no see , I anything mean I saw to laug him h . at And . And horro then r ! she he not squeezed the least his hand idea . ! This was too much—what should I do ? I had ¦ ' walked The dance her away was , and over . left He me ( , th mute e fellow and ) speechless came and , talked all alo to ne Adelina . , brand This y— wasn I also ' t pleasant drank bitter . I strolled beer—and into the the three refreshmen B ' s work t room ed like , I drank busy B see ' s in my of brain the . I did . not see Adelina any more that night—I didn t The any work is company neatly got up , and contains , besides the stories the of Messrs Spring . A Fashions . Lynes . and The Tom oth Hood er contributors , a very charming are Mr . plate Lynes of , Richards Sen . ( whos , and e hints a Mr about . C . H . " Ross vests . " are admirable ) , Mr . Philip
A Hard Life. By Co Martin ., Paternoster...
A Hard Life . By Co Martin ., Paternoster Monk . Row London . : Triibner and but thoroug If apart th hl e y from book English this possess sp consideration irit ed should no better , the secure tale recommendation it itself a good is so success neatl , its y ; put Mr . together Martin Monk , while may the well interest aspir is e to so take cleverl a hi y gh sustained rank amongst , that modern recommendation novelists . ; it His is work not written possess from es , mo mere reover hearsay , an invaluable notes , or imag sonalknowledg inative ideas e of , but the it author bears of the the evidenc characters e of actual with which and per he - dr deals awn . from It is so e mething life ; but to we say may of fairl a work y say it of of fiction " A Hard that Life it . is ' ,
A Plea For Publicity.
A PLEA FOR PUBLICITY .
The Last Stage Of The Kelly Divorce Case...
The last stage of the Kelly divorce case has been arrived at at length , by an order being made by Lord Penzan as ce for the permanent This sum is allotment just one half to Mrs the . income Kelly of of ^ the 164 reverend of a the year respondent alimony . , and Kelly although brought it he fall r husband s short , w b e y think some the ^ 50 award fair money and reason Mrs - . as able Court to . th with Apropos e advisability closed of door the of Mordaunt s . conducting With Kell case the , business a . Kell discussion in of our the has Divorce arisen . w exists e cannot , and that but , congratulate after all , the wholesome Englishm y en punishment that y such of a memory publicity tribunal , cowardice is one of the of chief husbands prot . ections In this of case women the , from moral the castigation brutality and at will the hands act as of a war the n whole ing to country those hig which hly-consci Mr . entious Kelly has Christians received of the Liverpool incumbent ' s type , who confuse the duties of a husband to a sense with of the their vagaries true deserts of a bully by — being and who hounded can only from be brought society : by an indignant British public .
(C Hansom New Title " Prince For ! H.R.H...
( C Hansom New Title " Prince for ! H . R . H . the Prince of Wales . —The
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 19, 1870, page 113, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_19031870/page/11/
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