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    264 THE TOMAHAWK. [December 19, 1868.

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    ,KCANAMLA KWAHAMOT.ecnepeerhT ecirP

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    TO MA HA WK ALMA NA CK, SECOND ISSUE IS ...

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    * ^ * they Editor Correspondents attach ...

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    THE WEEK. Str Richard Mayne has not yet ...

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    We understand that the Royal Tradesmen h...

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    Mr. Gladstone's seriousness of purpose i...

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    Not even the robes of the Sovereign were...

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    A well-known and generous Irishman has r...

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    WILD BOAR-GIA!

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    A not very imperial organ on the other s...

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    THE LAST CUR OF THE SEASON.

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    against When the Sir dogs Richard in the...

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    264 The Tomahawk. [December 19, 1868.

    264 THE TOMAHAWK . [ December 19 , 1868 .

    LONDON , DECEMBER 19 , 1868 .

    ,Kcanamla Kwahamot.Ecnepeerht Ecirp

    , KCANAMLA KWAHAMOT . ecnepeerhT ecirP

    To Ma Ha Wk Alma Na Ck, Second Issue Is ...

    TO MA HA WK ALMA NA CK , SECOND ISSUE IS NOW READY . Price Threepence .

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    * ^ * They Editor Correspondents Attach ...

    * ^ * they Editor Correspondents attach on any any consideration value are informed to them whatever . All that letters . Contributions Contributors on LITERARY cannot should matters make possibly copies should be of returned be their addressed articles by the to If the ( Mr . Editor Heather . ) Letters to ensure , on atte purely ntion BUSINHSS Envelopes matters containing , should solely be addres Answers sed to to Puzzles the Publisher must be marked after the " Thursday Puzzle , " or evening no notice follo will wing be the taken publication of their contents of the paper . Answers . cannot be received

    The Week. Str Richard Mayne Has Not Yet ...

    THE WEEK . Str Richard Mayne has not yet resigned / / f

    We Understand That The Royal Tradesmen H...

    We understand that the Royal Tradesmen have assumed for their motto , " Ex Nile oh ! Nihil fit ! "

    Mr. Gladstone's Seriousness Of Purpose I...

    Mr . Gladstone ' s seriousness of purpose is fully shown in his refusal to make a place in the ministry for that arch jester , Bernal Osborne . Surely he has better wit and better sense , too , than Ayrton .

    Not Even The Robes Of The Sovereign Were...

    Not even the robes of the Sovereign were present at the opening of Parliament . Perhaps Her Majesty is so pleased with the people ' s Representatives that she does not wish to bring their debates to a clothes *

    Not Even The Robes Of The Sovereign Were...

    "Surely " CLOSi ; " Is notmeant by the writer . —{ Ed . TOMAIIAWK . 1

    A Well-Known And Generous Irishman Has R...

    A well-known and generous Irishman has refused the Chief Commissionership of the Metropolitan Police ( offered to him in anticipation of Sir Richard's resignation ) because he declared that he " would rather be any thing than Mayne / "

    Wild Boar-Gia!

    WILD BOAR-GIA !

    A Not Very Imperial Organ On The Other S...

    A not very imperial organ on the other side of the Channel has Wales , thank , found s to out the a new recent meaning accident in Comp to H i . & R gne . H . . the Those Prince much of - prized even with invitations her false , for hair which are not many after a Parisian allthe beautiful lady would part liments the world would , have us , imagine . , The paper is comp white hbut death ¦ ¦» works m ¦• in the ink •«¦» . Napoleon hh - ^» - w » like wm the ¦ Borgia

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    A Not Very Imperial Organ On The Other S...

    According solel quite providential that , then his life , to , he Jules mi having ht , the recent been the invei escape hitch gled of int the o in Prince the the " ' reci ont was - y gavenge , say procity Jules treaty has , . on the strength of this , favoured us with the following , which is , of course , absolutely authentic . Scene—The Palace at Compieg ? ie .

    E 7 iter the Queen Empero of r Spain , the , King and Prince of Prussia Christian , the . Czap , the The Emperor . —Good morning , gentlemens and woman . The Prince Czar Christian . —Good morning . —O yes , you ! Ros Sar ! bif ! I am Anglische ! dam The . King O yes of ! Prussia . —No , Sir , you are one Schlesviger . Clean Prince Jfa fc my boot Christian . fc rffc r ~ te fc 4 b . — O yes ! I am Ang J lische Duke !

    - ^ b ^ u ^ *» ^^ - r " *^ ^*^ ^^^ ^^^^ m- * v - ^^ m - ^* ^^ v — — —y — rf . 'Oorah The Queen ! Long of live Spain s the . — Queen 'Oorah ! ! 'Oorah ! ! 'Oorah ! !! The Emperor . —O yes ! Let us ' ont . { To the Czar . ) You a shall strong go and tree . find I g one ive . little you this stag gun that . not { Gives bite it , tied . ) It by carry his ' orn nine to - mile that , little and kill st ten . I stag tell each of time and . fire Go . and Ha stick ! ha it ! on the kill eye him of dead : it is the ag , ' ontVive you le , sportgentlemens and you woman !

    The Czar . —Thank . you , Sa ' ar , I , shall . [ Exit , him The , and Emperor hold the { stag to the when King he of is dead Prussia , or ) cut . —You off his shal leg l , follow when he not look . { Gives knife . ) It is great sport . I do it myself —{ aside )—at the dinner ! Ha ! ha ! { Laug The hs King . ) That of P is russia only my . — one I will little stick joke , this you in know to . the Czar . Exit

    [ . sport tame The . ! Empero There You will is r ' a { ont to little the him Queen p f ig { with Gives of blue S spear pain ribbon . ) ) . —You on would his face like ; so le The Queen ~ of Spain . —O yes ! { Aside . ) I shall ' [ ont Exit you . . The Emperor { to Prince Christian ) . —You not worth the ' ont Prince , eh ? Christian . —That is one lie . They do make le sport of me in my country . I am Anglische Duke . 'Oorah [ ! Exit .

    The Last Cur Of The Season.

    THE LAST CUR OF THE SEASON .

    Against When The Sir Dogs Richard In The...

    against When the Sir dogs Richard in the Mayne early part issued of the his summer obnoxious , not manifesto the least which irritating point available of its introduction brick wall was was the aggressive lacarded manner with the in every p p " leased Notice to . " repeal When his the edict other it was day but the natural Chief Commissioner to expect that was the the the was same case case accorded publicity , for for the the to would . public nublic its imposition be have have given been been to ; the this left leit retraction , to to however find hnd out out , of for tor has the tnemseives themselves not order been as

    from quasi , -authoritative newspaper paragraphs , that their dogs had Mayne been may restored have ^ to been liberty to rush . Unwilling into print , however just at , as present Sir Richard , the / c order lamation of last . The June following could only documen be cancelled t was by evidently a further not pro in- - tended confidential for publication subordinates to the has worl done d , b us ut as one favour of Sir to forward Richard ' s less copy than to us we give canno it a , place in a in cknow our l co edgment lumns : — of the attention , do X COMMAND ^ X * » * t * * ' JL 4 > a . ^ ^ «» . *• ¦ .

    to WHEREAS declare sty to ling me themselves that for the the order past the public for three the , months have remova dared certain l by the co approach mmon Police persons of me stray and , to and to myself entertain unmuzzled , and such the clogs office impertinent was I no do longer the representations country necessary the , honour 1 . have Now to considered , however hold , to , refuse it that due that Parliament the order is about above referred assemble to shall , it is be my in abeyance WILL and till in PLEASURE my wisdom I CHOOSE to renew it . Signed , Scotland Yard , 30 th November , 1868 . Richard Mayne .

• Citation
  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Dec. 19, 1868, page 264, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_19121868/page/4/