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    • A SUPPER FOR SEVERAL KINGS.
    • THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN.
    • POLITICAL WEATHER SIGNALS.
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      7<5 The Tomahawk. [June 22, 1867.

      7 < 5 THE TOMAHAWK . [ June 22 , 1867 .

      A Supper For Several Kings.

      A SUPPER FOR SEVERAL KINGS .

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      your arrival hosp in Paris itality I at should Dadd make y Lodge friends , it with was Babin agreed the that costumier , on my which while for the we you better were would comp , sipp persist letion ing that in of having our second intentions out bottle , that . if of You the Brainne , crowned had s -Mouton aid heads that , , , with met en them petit anyhow comiti while or anywhere in Paris . , I should I had be not the forgotten man to dine the suggestion , and having received the first intimation of the Ang Emperor lais , ' through s intention my to friend give , a Mr privat . Thirstywi e supper ght party , of the at the Diurnal Caf < S Telamon of Europe VI & , whose is as intimate authentic connection as his familiar with all rel the ations crowned with h all heads ¦ the

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      Cafd Anglais ; and that ought to make your fastidious chops water . ( That looks vulgar in print—but let it pass . ) Menu . Potages 6 \ / aux k 1 'Imperatrice R 01 barbus , Petits Bijoux gastronomiques , . Salmi d ' oiseaux-mouches h l'Autocrate . Poisson . —Le Roi des Mers & la Masaniello .

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      vintages were sent , from , the various , Imperial cellars expressly too for the many occasion dishes . , and By Jove not , too Sir , much that was at a reall time y a , but dinner beg ! inning Not lightly , working through the solids—and such solids !—till the to soft the pul calm py ice enjoyment brought one of coffee back and from ci a gars reflection . Well on , no dyspepsia —you will , scarcel — ^ — v ^ pp ^~ y V believe ^ PPf ^ r « p > pp » ^ pr p- ^¦ P' pPfep me » pP >^ pV — Ppp but » P »» Pp * there « A «^ 4 ^ h ^ was W V PpPWBppv no A 4 ^ p ^ reference 4 p » ^ bp * p ^^ *^ ^ p # A &^ pT ^ p # to ¦*• ^ PF politics BfcpF 1 ^ pf ^ pfc Wpp > ^ p » * pf what ¦ p ¦ pi —p » ^ -

      ties ever . j Russia not a remark remarked about princi annexation pally on , or the a charms hint as to of nationali a certain - petty Grande German -Duchesse States de ; Gerolstein and I fancied , which there may was have a referred hit at our to der breech " was -loaders < l impoyable , when France " but remarked no further to observation Wales , that " dropped Schneicompany during the one entertainment was . That would I felt have nervous led one I to will suppose not deny in what , for though WH v ¦ 'P' ^^ pT ^ ^ I ^ am WPlp > pl perfectl m ^ * jffli ¦» ^ p ? ^ pr ¦ « p > y acquainted p ^ iP ^^ p ^^ mM ¦ pf ^^ Vpi ^^ A ^ J T _ l ' T-M . with * V pT . Vp * AA ^ all ¦ ^ 1 the fp * 4 piri ^^ p # European PflP ^ PV PJV « PV > ^ pv ¦ hpV ^ Mpr ^^^ p » ¦ Ian ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ -

      been guage sufficiently s , I was reall acquainted y afraid with that the our real own Otho Prince to might have recog . have - the nized least the difference difference in in my voice . I def or y I him should to have never noticed have aspired to the honour of appearanee representing , the P . M . G . on such an on occasion together . The admirabl Prince y , of discussing Wales and princi the pall Viceroy y the seemed different to bal get - lets ing to then conduct performing the King in Paris of E . gypt I fancy to Asnieres I heard , but H . R I . niay H . offer have - been mistaken ¦¦ ¦¦! BpiPjf ¦ ¦ i . ppb M ¦ pppb nervousness 4 # was by no means phpk > dissi ¦ pated

      by ¦ ftpr ^^ ^ p *& the A pbdbPkPhPP chaff ' > pap that fell ^ pp y J on * BV V me ^ ppT PrB **^ & from ^ PppP ^ pT P ^ pT V . all * PB ^ sides V ^ pr w ¦¦*«¦> ^ , when ^ ^ P" m ^ pp . pp I ^ happened " - ^ - ^ ^ ¦ " ^ — ^ ^ r — - ^ unluckily to let a drop of rich sauce fall on the damask , " absit omen of Greece " and , being other hurled pointed in witticisms the most referring graceful to way the at my upsetting head . myself Happil . y I gave as good as I received , and I did not betray a * " for Private I was Note seized . —You at must this & h moment get & a casual with . vv correspondent * p . a violent p > w » p > toothache -v ¦¦ to » wind

      up v * ^ , pa pa >^ p > pm ^ . •¦» i v \« w a ^^ pr « kpKpt ^ ^ p > >^ B % , * ¦•*»«> VA * ^ pvjb ^ y pv ^ »*^ p *»* v % , ' w" » v » < w ^ ^ - »^^^~ - ^• . i ^ -w and My illness bleeding was at , I the believe nose , , which brought forced on by me observing to leave the the second room . waiter , who served in Imperial livery , was the head of the tulate Parisian myself Detective on my Department escape j . but I need the dinner not say was I may truly congra royal - , not to say dooced good . "

      The Seven Ages Of Man.

      THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN .

      Fir Second St.— .— A J " Oll Ba Y, Ba St...

      Fir Second st . — . — A J " oll ba y , ba stunning , " a " bow , home wow , , and " " A the . B . C holidays ., " and . mama . Fourth Third . — . — Latch Happ keys iness , , p ecstasy ipes , porter , madness , and , the and " the Guv wedding ' nor . " ring . Fifth . — 'Change , the " Children " carriage company and the cheque Sixth book — . Old . port , new gout , grey hairs , and " my son . " Seventh— . Wigs , wills , easy chairs , and the coffin !

      Political Weather Signals.

      POLITICAL WEATHER SIGNALS .

      1. A Violent Gale Of Wind Only, Generall...

      1 . A violent gale of wind only , generally from N . by S . half E . 2 , . follow A violent s a meeting conflict of between the Reform the elements League Committee may be foietold . by the tendance sudden , judiciousl indisposition y managed of Mr , at . Bri some ght remote , or his spot compulsory or other . at-3 . The approach of a hurricane , accompanied by a good deal of Wal rain pole , can of a be deputation certainly of ascertained Reformers b . y the reception by Mr . 4 It is an undoubted sign of a squallwhen a gathering of

      Reformers . lustily cheer a demagogue , speaker in Trafalgar Square . Fowler 5 . Foul is announced weather may to address be prognosticated a Conservative when Meeting Mr . R at . St N . . James ' s Hall , and Mr . Baxter Langley won ' t let him .

      Motto For The Member For Wick.—" Le Jeu ...

      Motto for the Member for Wick . — " Le jeu ne vaut pas la chandelle .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 22, 1867, page 76, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_22061867/page/2/