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    • WHERE ARE THE POLICE ?
    • SHAKESPEARE , MR. BELLEW, AND THE " SA TURD A Y RE VIE W."
    • JSTE W BOOKS IN" THE PRESS.
    • SPEAKERS FOR SPEAKINGS SAKE.
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      164 The Tomahawk. {April 23, 1870.

      164 THE TOMAHAWK . { April 23 , 1870 .

      Where Are The Police ?

      WHERE ARE THE POLICE ?

      The Woolwich Police Have Recently Had En...

      The Woolwich police have recently had enough to do in turer looking . That after the hig safety hly respectable of Mr . Murp and hy , influential the " Protesta member nt" lec of - has society actuall , not y content for several with a consecutive body guard ni of ghts a coup made le of * the constables journey , force from his of the lod mounted gings to the police lecture who -room have had surrounded to remain by outside an armed the , leave hall while the lecturer the oration until was they , being had put give him n , and safel could y to bed not in safel his y in humble Murph abode y ' s case . , We and are should not advocates be sorry for were head he -breaking to fall into , even the hands day or of other the have Roman a disastrous Catholics , termination although his . But mission in the must interests some should of Murph law , and ni to ght the order after neglect we night protest of , be their emp that ordinary loyed a large in duties taking body . of To care policemen claim of Mr the . protection tisans is another of the . police Rumour is has one it thing that , Colonel but to Henderson make them p is ar a - of staunch Mr . Murp Protesta hy ? nt . Perhaps Does this Mr . mean Bruce the will friend enlight and en us supporter on this point .

      Shakespeare , Mr. Bellew, And The " Sa Turd A Y Re Vie W."

      SHAKESPEARE , MR . BELLEW , AND THE " SA TURD A Y RE VIE W . "

      On We The Have Subject Of Late Of Modern...

      on We the have subject of late of modern , on several dramatic occasions criticism , dwelt , the at bent some of our length obsubject servations may having remember been , , to as the those effect of our that readers this branch interested of literary in the level labour . could Dealing scarcel more y , directl with one y with or two the exceptions recognised , media reach a of lower drapapers matic criticism on theatri , we cal did matters not , of that course from , time refer to to time those are occasional presented ad to Critical mitted its readers , however that by these the , they , if Sa are turday very not . Review anal We ytical , however . As , are a , at rule have least , it to amusing note must one be . that has recently appeared on the subject of Mr . Bellew ' s entern tain otice ment extremel at St . George unfair ' . H To all , make which incidentall we consider , a as little a critical fun of , y , y , thing Mr . Bellew , but to ' s base stage the acc whole essories of the is article one thing on p , retty and well a leg nothing itimate that else , we is another direct special , and not attention a legitimate to it , thing as corroborating . It is on this to account a great criticis extent m what we ht said not the to be other written day on after this subject the fashion . A newspaper of a social article or a oug leaderfor the mere sake of dazzle and ile . The very critic often is supposed , though , to very be foolishl the impartial y , refers agent to a newspaper of the g p ublic for , that information therefore , , a before bad entertain it invests ment its , money is to ch in eat a the stall public . To into bolster laying up , m o r lau n ' s money men down t m to a on good waste that o ; ne while , i u s to , otherwi o keep n the ou other se r hand the onabl pockets , to ha ve down fou the nd , its le vi ew into of thei them r r . e Critics nsibilitie , of course sbut , do is not a it take in this y the very interests simp the British dram a , that they , do not . py ,

      Saturday This by Review the way , howev which er we . r As efer to , it the ce particular rtainly , we article must admit in the , for reads the as sake perfectl of mere y free fun from it sacrifices any malice trie , its higher one fa and ult b , e pos ing sibly that , dryer responsibilities of criticism . and Now Macbeth a good , more deal especiall has been y with said a about view Mr to . the Bellew novel ' s feature Hamlet s real they justice introduce been ; but done it to appears Mr . Bellew to us himself that in . no His quarter share yet of has the word entertainment too much is to most insist admirable that there . It is is no not living saying actor a on sing the le English stage that can compare with Mr . Bellew in certain if not parts Mr walk . of Bellew his stra " ig , reading htway were he , to " to the and leav first we e should the place platfor in be the very m roll for much the call of s surprised tag British e , did he artists can . but Not ill that be spared we wish in to that see particular him quit region his present he } ias path hitherto , for peop made sories le his " who will own . have tTioii . Though , ^ jn i \\ the oy provinces talk we doubt ench , ot rather pn her that over the great at effect tea race his never of " acces pious enter - ,

      On We The Have Subject Of Late Of Modern...

      a stup play idity hou and se , he dulness must still of their be such good , a y-go boon ody to life the that insufferable we would not short wish so to thoroug have h him a treat all to is ourselves it to hear on Mr a broader . Bell , ew stage read . that In were to be , to the " accessories Saturday " ten viewe times rwe as should elaborate regard as they them appeared as , an the expensive backbone and of unnecessary the entertainment superfluity , . To , and not over treat the them as - tionable distraction genius may of prove Mr . a Bellew means because of furnishing his pass surroundings plenty of amusing unques are a copy of the ; ten but thousan it is scarcel d reader y kind s of or the dignified Satu . rday However Review , if has any had one sum such amiable Mr . Bellew confidence ' s entertainment in the utterances on the strength of that journal of the article as to to have which had a have silly laugh referre in d , we a Club can onl corner y infor , they m them have that certainl if they y missed a sober treat at St . George ' s Hall .

      Jste W Books In" The Press.

      JSTE W BOOKS IN" THE PRESS .

      " Bound In Morocco." By The Author Of " ...

      " Bound in Morocco . " By the Author of " Free Russia . " " As Rose Deaf is as She a . " Post is He . " By the Author of " Red as a " The and Heart the Drawing and the Roo Studio m . " . " By the Author of the Club " A Brazen Hussey . " By the Author of "A Brave Lady . " " Th of e Curate Bulhampton of Cow . Cross . " By the Author of the " Vicar " Civil Bosh . " By the Author of " Military Reform . "

      Speakers For Speakings Sake.

      SPEAKERS FOR SPEAKINGS SAKE .

      About The To Rumour Retire Into That The...

      about The to rumour retire into that the the Upper Speaker Chamber of the House of the Legislature of Commons has is during the last have few weeks consideratel , obtained considerable relieved Mr . currency Gladstone , arid of the , difficulty newspapers he might very have experienced y in filling the placeby nam any ing the of Mr State . third Cardwell fo p r lace War as that by the his has present frie been nds S of peaker found the Press for ' s s the uccessor since present the . , As beginning Secretary this is th of e the two year others ( the ) Board it would of Trade seem and that the the Poor fourth Law estate Board of being the action realm had must made not b up e the its mind War Office that Mr . . While Cardwell how ' s eve sp r here he of is thr of its ust prese into nt the occupant Chair of witho the ut House either , into his the consent , very lap or that , indeed of hi un that th m e fo , P rtunatel in hi remier g relievi hly , as it n e Mr g may h him a . Gladstone be othe , as r th calls well e tro appreciates to u uble inform n hi of m b the our e e cting assistance contemp es those a Spe o raries given aker the , y po pe the nn m selve papers s for , the the followi lace ng and persons sent in having their - testimonial already offered s to Downing Street : p Mr . , Odger , Prince Christian , Mr . Phelps . The Speakeb Supply and General Duty Performance Compan y , " Limited . " War We Office should , so be we sorry are gl to ad lose that Mr th . C ardwell ove for just mid now able from array the of aspirants for the place leave the Right Honourable gentleman information very little chance we suppl of getting y them it with . "We on assure this point our readers is every that bit the as cavalierl accurate y as of that the Secretary of our contemporaries of State for War who . have disposed so

      We Hood Notice Have That Mr Thought . To...

      we Hood notice have that Mr thought . Tom Hood it !— has It is retired with sincere from the pleasure Editorshi that of the Latest News—that scurrilous periodical having ( so it is p said ) contained a catch-penny but pernicious tale entitled " The wh Royal en he Rake read . " Probably name of the the late story Editor in question exclaimed . " Hoe ! *

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), April 23, 1870, page 164, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_23041870/page/12/