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    • THE WEEK.
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      3<3 The Tomaha Wk. \Juty 24, 1869.

      3 < 3 THE TOMAHA WK . \ Juty 24 , 1869 .

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      Lojsrnojsr , Jul Y 24, 1869.

      LOJsrnojsr , jul y 24 , 1869 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      The Wedding Of The Marquis Ot Huntley An...

      The wedding of the Marquis ot Huntley and Miss Brookes was so numerously attended by the " dlite of society " that the occasion will be known as the great Hunt Breakfast .

      Concurrent Endowment Is Called So On The...

      Concurrent endowment is called so on the principle of Incus a 7 io ? i luce ? idO ) because the Commons will never concur with the Lords on it . Let us hope the latter may conquer .

      The Mayor And Chief Constable Of Birming...

      The Mayor and Chief Constable of Birmingham have been served with notice of action for the false imprisonment of Mr . Murphy . If the imprisonment was really false , so much the worse . But cannot anything be done to the people who let him out ?

      Mr. Grenville Murray Was Sued At The Wes...

      Mr . Grenville Murray was sued at the Westminster County Court on Friday for the price of a pair of boots . He pleaded the Statute of Limitations , but the verdict was given against him . It would appear that there are no " limitations " to which boots may not go when Mr . Grenville Murray is in question . Quite right , too !

      The Correspondence Between Archbishop Ma...

      The correspondence between Archbishop Manning and the Rev . C . P . Eyre , of Marylebone , has helped to draw attention to what has been acknowledged on several occasions to be a serious injustice to our Roman Catholic fellow-countrymen . Nothing can possibly excuse the practice of sending Roman Catholic children from our workhouses to Protestant schools , simply because the established religion of this country is Protestantism . Any underhand attempts at conversion on the part of the Church of England can only serve to bring her into contempt with all her most worthy disciples ; for religious freedom is the very basis of her existence . She does not claim the infallibility which the Roman Church does , and , therefore , any attempt to force her creed on children is a piece of tyranny pure and simple . We are sorry to say that a spirit of servility towards the most narrow-minded and bigoted section of Protestants is very apparent now on all sides . The Government is doing all it can , consistent with the professions which brought it to Downing street , and which must be fulfilled if it is to remain thereto natter and favour that section of its supporters whose , whole religious creed is summed up in the words , " I hate Papists , " and whose religious practice chiefly confines itself to a vigorous and determined effort never to miss an opportunity of insulting , and , if possible , oppressing their fellow Christians . In fact , the hatred of these excellent persons against the Roman Catholics seerns to increase in proportion to the frequent occasions which they find for boasting of the justice they are going to do them . With regard to the correspondence alluded to above , we must confess that we do not see that the Rev . Mr . Eyre has anywhere ventured to assert , much less to prove , that he did not encourage the forcible education of children of Catholic parents in the Protestant faith . The rev . gentleman ' s letters are remarkable for an instance of studied discourtesy . Dr . Manning always addresses him as " Reverend Sir , " while Mr .

      The Correspondence Between Archbishop Ma...

      Eyre always carefully addresses the Archbishop as " Sir . " This offensive assertion of religious independence is as little worthy of a Christian as of a gentleman .

      A Scotch Mist .

      A SCOTCH MIST .

      The Mode Of Procedure In The Election Of...

      The mode of procedure in the election of the Representative common Peers of p Scotland eople like ours altogeth elves e . Last beyond week the the com Earl prehe of nsio Kellie n of was " but , unani " adds mousl the y report elected , " a Representative e Duke of Buccleuch Peer for and Scotland the Earl ; little of Kellie boy who e boasted the only of peers being present second . " when This is it rather afterwards like ap the - peared that there were only two in the class . We congratulate must Lord frankl Kellie ( whos admit e that acquaintanc in our i e n orance are happy we have to make neve , for heard we in of the his Upper lordshi y p House ) on his —and accession , as he cannot to the responsibilities be , said to come of a under seat the selves heading justified of in " our believing hereditary that Lord legislators Kellie , " will we faithfull consid y er repre our - - in sent his his election constitu . ents , who have been so singularly unanimous

      Highwa Y Robber Y!

      HIGHWA Y ROBBER Y !

      A Notice Has Just Been Published That In...

      A notice has just been published that in consequence of the works Thames it will Tunnel be clos being ed for required traffic for on and the after East the Lon 21 don st Railway instant . It is , difficult to suppose that our enlightened and tax-paying vantag British e s ublic of this will masterp quietly iece , sub mit scien to be ce deprived even for of a few the weeks vast . ad If - they necessity do , however of their , existence allow themselves , we warn to , them be robbed that they of this may gre ex at - pect shortl the y announced following further incursions on their liberties to be on Mondays Duke , of Tuesdays York ' s Colu , Wedn mn e . sdays be , Thu y acc rsdays essible , Fridays to visitors , and Saturdays—and after 1 p . m ., on Sundays . The The Fountains Corinthian at Bazaar Charing in Argy Cross ll str to ee play t , to at be less shut frequent up . intervals . . The statue in Leicester square to be removed to the South Kensington We trusthow Museum ever . that before these lines are in the hands of our throug re ader th , e s , great Londo thoro n , will ug b hfa e r e no rm w s about to assert to be closed ght of way and we that are the now above forced horrible to consider possibilities them . will be less imminent , than

      The Rs Ha Ve It.

      THE rs HA VE IT .

      Pil A Ers Good Of The Deal Iris Of H Mil...

      pil ers good of the deal Iris of h mild Church fun Bill has lat r el their y been spe poked lling o at f th the e p com lural - of " moneys the word . " Of " money course , " if which the House is printed of Commons " monies is , " correct instead , and of for the rule " attorneys thus laid , " down " survies is to " obtain for , " we surveys shall , " have " abbies " attor " nie fo s r " believe Whether sale " abbeys changes that , " " allies as Legislature future these , " the the we plural reall do following not y of intends know " ally word , ; " to but for s sanction , when " we alleys hav used , such " e and reason in whole a so Par on to - - . liamentary Patriotism sense , . — will The be " amended i" is to be in omitted the following , so that manner " rot : — " Budget may . — be In substituted future to be for spelt " RIOT " Smudgit . " . " British Exchequer Lion . — . — To As be this spelt animal " No- is checker no longer . " accepted by substituted our neighbours for " Lion as representing , " and the term us , " " Lien British " is Lien to be " We thoroughl is in future y concur to relate with onl the y to House Customs of Commons ' Duties . ( should our spelling facts word prove s ; at to the be same correct time ) in we this beg common to point - out sense that way there of are several other changes that might advantageously be made cance if the rule is to of be spelling generall word y adopted s with , a regard to their real signifi-

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 24, 1869, page 36, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_24071869/page/6/