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    December 19, 186S.] THE * TOMAHAWK. 263

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    A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS.

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    denl " A y appeared penny for in your th...

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    NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM.

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    Rule Britannia Britannia rules , the wav...

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    OVER THE SEE.

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    Eng The land discussion is still on conc...

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    December 19, 186s.] The * Tomahawk. 263

    December 19 , 186 S . ] THE * TOMAHAWK . 263

    A Penny For Your Thoughts.

    A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS .

    Denl " A Y Appeared Penny For In Your Th...

    denl " A y appeared penny for in your the thoughts midst of , " the said first Tomahawk Cabinet Council , as he of sud the - New Ministers . down " Co on me sli , this ps is Christmas er what Time you are , let thinking ' s have some of , and fun give . Write them to me . " " Agreed , " says Clarendon ,, always genial and ready for " a

    one gam The by e . " one ps , to of paper himse were , of course handed . in . Tomahawk read them , Mr . Gladstone me see , there . —How are on three earth ways am I y to coaxing manage —that this ' lot not ? bull in my ying line —well ; b , y I trickery must — see that what ' s more Brig in ht Dizzy says ' . s line I hope ; by

    winter Lowe Lowe has has . I turned turned shall quote his his wooden wooden Homer horse horse if he begins out out to to with grass srrass his for for Virgil the the . I don ' t believe he understands Greek . The I Lord am on Chan the woolsack cellor . . — I Is wonder it a dream whether ? No the , it debating is not . societies of some future age will discuss the difficult question - Chancellor — _^_ ¦ - ^ w - _^^» - ^^ - — - 4 « , " ? Wh _ l & ¦ y J _____ h was ¦ ^^ Sir ~""™ W m w . w Page 4 » m *^ ^^ Wood ___ _ v ^^ ^^ 4 ** made ___ fc ^ **^^^^ ~>^ ^ Lord ^_ a ^^^ ^^

    ' for which Eve " . accepted For the Adam same . reason There , I was suppose no one , as else that . Lord Clarendon so glad . they —Here ' ve moved we are again Layard ! to J olly the is Board not it of 1 Works not such —he a 'll bad be at fellow home after there— all lots —I of shall mud offer . Bri him ght is a cigar ( which he did ) . Lord Granville House of Lords . —I must thank be goodness polite to . everybod Lucky y for ! them I lead it

    had is _ fa not made Russell —_ P ^ h Beales ^ S . It ^_ a . , mi minister k ght _ h ave . Ah been _> canaille worse if ~ __ i I Gladstone ____ i m _ i ust __ not forget to bow to Bright . , Duk to e of do . Argyll I kept . — in Well with , Gladstone I ' m all right all . along I ' ve . I was something right . believe Fancy Granville he has ev leading er read the the " House Reign ! of Law Why . " , I I shall don ' t

    send send hi him m a a copy coov .. Mr . Cardwell . —War to the knife—with the War-office estimates . Mr . broug Lowe ht . — me So to this ! Chancellor is what my of Phili Exchequer ppics of under 1866 Glad have - stone I stop ! their I wish salaries they'd for let non me -attendance pay the bishops to their ; would duties not . ¦

    I shall __>!¦« o II h t ^ ave _ k Yr _ = _ . my vMtr portrait ' % _¦**• _ **¦'__ i ^ take 4- * % 1 » An n as # « f * T « Laocoon ' < fc ** s « . * v ^*«<* . < " Laocoon ardens sutnmR decurrit ab arce , " & c , & c . Mr . Childers . — " Oh And , my I ' m off p to it is the ready Admiraltee , and the , Mary wind Anne blows . " fair , Yesand won ' t I stir those old admirals that ' s all .

    Why , , it will be better fun than a Kangaroo up hunt , . Mr . Bright . —What an ass I shall look in silk stockings ! ture Never , co mind urt dre , s I 'l , l bring ntails , in and a bill all tomfoolery to abolish . pri I mogeni should - a like -side to and have a a new good Reform set-to Bill with . Bob Never Lowe mind for , ^ perhap 10 , 000 s he'll play billiards with me . I can beat him at that .

    Mr . Chichester Fortescue . —I wonder whether Ireland ! ' will will I th mak be ey safe s e en shillelagh d when Lord this Halifax s out Irish of Church him , I a . m Ha business sure ! Ha is " ! pisantry going Ha ! on " . i I I Mr . there Refor GOSCHEN m are . I . in — suppose I England am going they ; put that to me count is here my how because idea many of I Poor am paupers - very law good at fi gures . It ' s about all I am good forbut it is

    hard on the poor . I ought to have had Lowe ' , place . after " R another ead ! Read of the ! " naive they c confessions ried , as Tomah . awk laughed at one it is " . Oh I , no must , that take would these never little do slips ; you with won me ' t , get slips on of very thought well as ; i . LM _ ... _ . ¦ ¦ l .. ¦¦¦ r _ __ . _ . i . . i , ,

    Denl " A Y Appeared Penny For In Your Th...

    the take tongue care , my , or de ar boys friend , that , Dizzy you , will ' ma be down any on such you slips pretty of again sharp . , and Good b ye , I same hope this lace . time Meantime next year , * A we Happy may all Christ meet - mas With and this a Merry v New oriinal Year re ' to mark you all Tomahawk . " took his departure . ery g ,

    New National Anthem.

    NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM .

    Rule Britannia Britannia Rules , The Wav...

    Rule Britannia Britannia rules , the waves And mans her noble fleet , From Tomahawk ' s young braves !

    Over The See.

    OVER THE SEE .

    Eng The Land Discussion Is Still On Conc...

    Eng The land discussion is still on concerning the tapis j but the althoug residence h everyone of the Primate seems to of be agree made that some two alteration le are in of the the existing same mind arrangement what it is should to be . the As the better greater , , we do ventilation peop not hesitate a subject to publish of such some moment of the schemes receives which have been submitted to us for our consideration . Of those those course nersons we have who who made are are it a most most point nearl nearl , in the v interested interested first instance m in the the , to consult several several persons y

    pointed proposals out , and to us we ; append but for the our own objections part we which frankl hav y e confess been that question we shrink of such from intense the responsibility importance . of giving a decision on a Scheme accompany cent No suite . i . — of The the apartments Archbishop Court to in whatever to all be the provided Royal residence Palaces with the a magnifi , and Queen to - may be pleased to occupy .

    Objected to by her Majesty . Scheme No . 2 . —The Tower of London to be handed over to the Archbishop ments to be made for a town for placing house , Hampton and immediate Court Palace arrange at - his Grace ' s disposal as a country residence . Beefea from ters the dissatisfied » - present , occupants and determined of apartments opposition _____ at

    m Hampton w ^— - v w v ^ * w j ^ Cou w "V ^^ ^^ rt — - ~ w . ^ f- v ^ " » - - ¦ - — — — ™ - - ^ g — g— — — — ^ - - __ . Scheme be occup No . 3 . —Th permanentl e " Official y by reside the nce Archbishop in Downing . street " to Objected to by somebody at the Treasury . Scheme ¦ bury No ( . at 4 . — his The own Archbishop ) to build ~ r ^— to a be palace Archbi at shop Canter - | j

    C anterbury r ~ - ^_ ^ w ¦ ^ L ¦ ^^ ^_ p _ bhv . ^^ ~_ v v V ^*^_ ' expense ^^ v —fe mt ^ r ^^ ^^ p _| V ^^ M , V ^ rv ^ v _* ^ v ~_ r ^^ ^ ^~ ^~^~ ~^ ^~^^ v ^ v ^ ^* w ^~^ v ~ v ^^ v- —^ —« Objected to by his Grace , Scheme No . 5 . —The Archbishop to have no permanent resiwith dence each , but to of take the up Bishops his abode of the for the Established period of one Church month in succession .

    General Threat consternation of the Bishop amongst of Oxford their to Lordships apostatise . . Scheme acquired No , 6 , . — and The the freehold establishment of the to be Canterbury entirely redecorated Hall to be for his Grace ' s reception . No particular objection of anybody .

    Scheme at Rome No . 7 % — and The not Archbishop to be interfered to be with provided . with a palace , Objected Established to by 40 Church per cent . , of the members of the consider consider As for the them them Dr worth worth . Tait ' s asking askiner own views for for . we we on believe believe the subject we we , are ar should e correct correct anyone in in

    stating that he would wish to retai , n his present residence in retreat St . James to ' s square , Lambeth to use the Pala palace ce if at it Fulha suits m him as a not summer to perty t near o his Addington , little whenever , occupy house he Park near has unless Margate a moment it does , whi to , c and himself h is , ab his o . own e all per , to , so ru n down pr go o-

• Citation
  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Dec. 19, 1868, page 263, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_19121868/page/3/