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    March 26,1870. 3 THE TOM AH A WK. 123

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    JDEAJST LIJDDELL AS A REFORMER*

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    THOUGH by no means inclined to appreciat...

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    A IfACKJVEYJSD POINT.

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    So we are threatened with a new cab comp...

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    A LESSON LATE IJST LIFE.

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    Mr. Arnold is one of the oldest and most...

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    STAGE ROWDYISM.

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    Without entering into the question of th...

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    TOMAHAWK'S MITE.

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    The East-End clergy are becoming clamoro...

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    March 26,1870. 3 The Tom Ah A Wk. 123

    March 26 , 1870 . 3 THE TOM AH A WK . 123

    Jdeajst Lijddell As A Reformer*

    JDEAJST LIJDDELL AS A REFORMER *

    Though By No Means Inclined To Appreciat...

    THOUGH by no means inclined to appreciate the levelling tendencies of the age , there is one act of Iconoclasm reported in last that week the Dean ' s papers of , Christ that we Church must pause has done to applaud wi . th It one appears of the away " customs ^ BP wj ^ b ^* - ^ ^^ ^ " ^™ ^ B ^ Br '' peculiar Bi 4 ^ r ^ B > ^ B ^ ^ wh ^» ^ ^ - ^^™ to ^ r -v ^ r the bt ^^ " ^ tt ^ v house ^ B «» * J ^* " 41 ^ rv ¦ ^^ r _ ^ b ~ over - ^ 4 ^ w ^ B ^ ^ m ^ tt which w bbbmibi B > ^ b" b BB » b » he ^ bbi ^ t ^ presides F *^ ^— Bl ^ b"BbT *» ^*^ b ^^ ^ ^ Bk . V bbj Noble « ^* ^* " 0 ^* A * 4 ^ a ^ B _^

    -and men bear are no , in longer a society , as of , where old , to academic be decked learning out in gold should and alone silk , their create backs distinctions , but are in to ming academic le with dress their , a fello sort w of undergraduates birth livery on on equal terms as gentlemen . Conscious of the vast amount of prejudice which has to be faced even in the carrying out of praise such to Dr outsiders . Liddell , an for obvious the firm reform hand as with this which , we cannot he has too grasped highly

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    A Ifackjveyjsd Point.

    A IfACKJVEYJSD POINT .

    So We Are Threatened With A New Cab Comp...

    So we are threatened with a new cab company at last . " The Metropolitan Public Carriage and Repository Company , to ing Limited shame a society , " and has for send just the the issued supp ordinary ly a prospectus of cabs Hansom , which with to will hide the put object its the diminished of Growler formhead in Whitechapel . The capital of the new company is to be respectable £ 180 , 000 , there and , as is the no reason Directorate that the is more concern than should averagel not y

    prove ^^ ^ B ^ ^^ F V ^* ^^^ ^^^ not ^ F ^^^^ *^ B ^ ^ W onl ^^ F , ^ M ^* y ^^ ^^ ^ a ^^ ^^ ^ BF boon ^^ ^^^ B > ^^ ^ to ^ ^^^ ^ B a ^ ^*^^* ^^^ long " ~~< ^^ - ^ v ^^ suffering ^^ — ~— ^^ ^~ ~— ~— ~^^ ^^^ public ^ 1 ^ ^^ ^^ ^ B « ^^ B ^ ^ " * ^ , ^^ but ^ B ^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ a ^ v ^ ^ source B ? ^ kWJf W ^^^ ^^^ F SB of profit to the shareholders . Hackney carriages with fresh health cushions , will , easy certainl springs y be , an room acquisition for the — legs and , acquisitions and clean bills should of certainly be encouraged . We wish the " Metropolitan Public Carriage and Repository Company , Limited , " an unlimited success .

    A Lesson Late Ijst Life.

    A LESSON LATE IJST LIFE .

    Mr. Arnold Is One Of The Oldest And Most...

    Mr . Arnold is one of the oldest and most respected of the word Metropolitan s wei police ht with magistrates them . , Were and it it therefo not for re this follows we that should his be inclined carry to form g an opinion for ourselves , regarding , a case which was heard last week at the Westminster Police-court . ¦ ¦ The ^^ " ¦ ^ " ^ BT facts "B » V ^ B * B * ^ W were ^ W ^** ^ " ^ B as ^^^ ^^^ follows ^~ ^^ ^~ ^^ ^^^ T w ^» * , —It ^^ ^» seems ^^ ^ B" ^^ " ^ ^ 1 ^ ~^ that ¦¦ ^ ^™^~ ^ " ^ ^ a ™~~ - short ^^ ^ ^ BP BV ^^ ¦ time ^» ^ ¦ ^ B * ^ ^» " ago Bk ^ bT , *| one ^ B ^ ^ B Bh ^^

    to Mr the . Church Argyll , described Rooms , and as " there a gentleman met a lad of 50 who years wore of diamonds age , " went . Mr . Church and some friends accompanied y the lady ( who became the prosecutrix ) and a few friends of hers to some supperrooms in the Haymarket . Here the fun soon became so fast and propriety proprietv furious , that of of putting putting a female her her friend diamonds diamonds suggested in in her her pocket pocket to the . . prosecutrix This This she she did did the .

    earrings placing , a value star , two value hundred fifty pounds pounds , , in her pur handkerchief se , and her , , pinning the pocket . Shortly after this she left the supperrooms and went home to her residence in Brompton with the prisoner missed , together , and when with they the arrived purse and at home money , the , and diamond " the gentleman star was of 50 years of age " was given into custody . Of course he debeyond nied , and doubt truly that , all he knowled was not ge guilty of the of matter the theft , and but it was at the proved same time Mr . Arnold admitted that , seeing the prisoner , was the only

    Mr. Arnold Is One Of The Oldest And Most...

    g person iving him with into the custod prosecutrix y , but , he after did the not think evidence she that acted had rashl been y in g sli iven ghtest , Mr idea . Arnold of committing did not a think felony that , and the " he prisoner left the had Court the , " character added the . worthy magistrate , " without the slightest stain on his While we are fully willing to endorse Mr . Arnold ' s decision as to - ^ ^^^ the ^^ ^™ ^^ - ^^ r guiltlessness ^ m ^^ . ~^^^ ^ w ¦» ^ r " ^ ^^ ™ ~ - ^ - ^ " » ^^^ i ™ ™ of ^^¦ ^ ^ w ^ Mr mm ^ ^^ . ^ Church ^^^^ ^^ ^^ —^^— —^ ~^^ *« . v ^ in ^ ^^ the ^^ ^^ —^ - ^^ r ^ matter h ^ " ^ " ^^ - ^ - ^^ ^^ - ^^ f ^^ of ^^^ ^^ stealing ^ B ^ ^ V ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^** ^^ ^ m ^^^ fc dia ^^^^ " ^ B ^^ " ^ B ^ -

    we monds hold , were Mr . it Arnold not for and the his respect inions before we should referred be to inclined in which to think that instead of leaving the op Court , without a stain on his character Police-court , that with Mr some . Church considerable emerged blame from attaching the Westminster to him . wards When to old late gentlemen and noisy of suppers 50 go to in the the Argy Haymarket ll Rooms , their , and moral afternot characters thieves . can In scarcel this case y be the regarded charge as of stainless theft was , albeit no doubt they alto are - gentleman gether absurd of 50 and years untenable of age , , " scarcel but Mr y . comes Church scatheless , viewed as out " of a the should ordeal command —at least respect , if morality . is held to be a virtue , and if age

    Stage Rowdyism.

    STAGE ROWDYISM .

    Without Entering Into The Question Of Th...

    Without entering into the question of the rights and wrongs the of Miss case , L as ydia reported Thompson in the ' s encounter Daily Telegraph at Chicago , are , the certainl facts y re of - critics markable and , as theatrical exhibiting the manners in the and New customs World . of When dramatic we read of people carrying managers loaded revolvers in their pocketsand producing tnem on the least possible provocation , we have gene , -

    going rallv rally picture picture unexcitable d d to to ourselves ourselves Englishmen a a class class have of of men men little with with in common which which we we ; but stead steadv here y--we find one of our countrymen , who , but a few months back , with was p a ly deadl ing his y weapon trade as , and a theatrical apparentl manager y as read in y to London use it , as armed any well Oxenford -educated for abusing Yankee , a Imagine new play Mr at . the Webster Adelphi pistolling ; or Messrs Mr . , Gye and Mapleson indulging in a desperate struggle with bowie

    knives on the back stairs of Covent Garden Theatre—no two ve very ry probabl extraordinary e occurrences about , them perhaps if , yet they there were would to happen be nothing in America . We shall learn in time what our cousins across the water mean when they boast of their advanced civilization .

    Tomahawk's Mite.

    TOMAHAWK'S MITE .

    The East-End Clergy Are Becoming Clamoro...

    The East-End clergy are becoming clamorous for assistance the cannot towa limits rds wonder enabling of conventionality , too the , if poor the of earnestness , their now that district of poverty their to emigrate no appeals longer ; exceeds and means we poverty gentleman , but , a starvation Mr . Catlin and , who death is an pure Islington and simp missionary le . One , worth having y previously fought a pitched battle with the Holborn Guardians for has has parochial at at length lenerth assistance turned turned to to the the towards Press Press emi , and and gration demands demands , alas , unsuccessfull the the assistance assistance y ,

    which publicity will lend to his cause , . May the publication of his in hand appeal . , which we append , assist the good work which he has rolled "In as Cow Members Cross , of or the * Ragged above London Society , in Four the Centre Hundred , ' we Families have en of - able-bodied workmen , —not paupers , nor persons of bad character —but red stead uced y , hard to a - state working of destitution people , artisans , misery and , and labourers despair . who There are is now no withdrawn prospect of their work funds for the from m , th Benefit ey have Societies exhausted have their so littl ld t e h savings eir f , itur have

    and pawned their tools for food . ' We speak , what we do know urn , and e , labour testify what market we . have The seen government . ' Emigration of Canada is the will safety receive valve skilled of the and free unskilled would be sure labour of , but work not over paupers there . . Surel 20 , 000 then labourers if work and cannot artificers be brought to where there is labour , we ought y to send , the labour to where there is Btw work »» v » f State wi aid h has been »•* refusedParochial aid lias been

    » . — •>*• ^* >» . W **» . «* *^« . * - »» w v v -v m y * m > , fr * - »«¦• ^ - * . \ 9 ' ^ % 'W rtllVt' \ + ( 4 > / I % , fr & |>*{* t / p overcrowded refused ^ VOIWVII . What \ then the burden . can . ^ my of poor Poor peop -rates le « do is becoming ? Our ^«^ Workhouse b _ ^ _ intolerable — d is , alread I can y rescue no longer some remain . The silent British , and and see Colonial the peop Emi le perish gration , -wit Fund hout offer an effort to assist to a limited number , who can contribute £$ and upwards each statute

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  • Tomahawk (1867-1870), March 26, 1870, page 123, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_26031870/page/9/