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~~ 2/4 THR TOMAHAWK ^ j.[^^^.. 26,-1868 ...
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,KCANAMLA KWAHAMQT.etnepeerhT ecirP :
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' TOMAHAWK ALMANACK ;, SECOND ISSUE. IS ...
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LC?NJ)ON, DECEMBER 26; 1868.
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THE WEEK. Sir Richard Mayne has not yet ...
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The report .that^ rather than be party t...
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We understand that it has been arranged ...
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Poor Mr.Reverdy Johnson ! He has been, s...
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The most honest Trade ?—Why, Toma-hawkin...
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: TO THE'MIGHT BRIGHT 'JZOJWUliABLE ^ Mj...
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Now that, friend' John, I must revere I ...
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"TAME CATS 11 GOING TO THE DOGS I
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THIS is our " Index Number," and we have...
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~~ 2/4 Thr Tomahawk ^ J.[^^^.. 26,-1868 ...
~~ 2 / 4 THR TOMAHAWK ^ j . [^^^ .. 26 ,-1868 . ^
,Kcanamla Kwahamqt.Etnepeerht Ecirp :
, KCANAMLA KWAHAMQT . etnepeerhT ecirP :
' Tomahawk Almanack ;, Second Issue. Is ...
' TOMAHAWK ALMANACK ; , SECOND ISSUE . IS JVOW READY . Price Threepence .
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* * they th Editor Cor e respondents Editor attach on any . any ' Letters consideration value are , Informed to on ' them purely whatever . AU that BUSINESS l . etters Contributloas Contributors on matters LITHRARV , , cannot should should matters make be possibly addcessed copies should ' ba of returned be to their the addressed articles Publisher by the to If ( marked after Mr . Heather " the " Thursday Fuzssle ) to , ensure " or evening , no attention notice - following will . be Envelopes the taken publication of containing thgir contents of the solely paper . Answers Answers . cannot to Puzzles be received must be
Lc?Nj)On, December 26; 1868.
LC ? NJ ) ON , DECEMBER 26 ; 1868 .
The Week. Sir Richard Mayne Has Not Yet ...
THE WEEK . Sir Richard Mayne has not yet resigned I / 1
The Report .That^ Rather Than Be Party T...
The report . that ^ rather than be party to any more so-called reforms of that admirable institution , the Secretary to the Poor-law Board intends to resign , is , we are happy to say , unfounded . Mr . Fleming loves the poor too well to " desert them now , besides there is no member of his family -ready to take his place . England is said to owe much to the Dutch , but how much more does , she owe- to the Fleming !
We Understand That It Has Been Arranged ...
We understand that it has been arranged to run a special train , from Scotland every Monday , for the benefit of those Scotchmen seeking for employment in . India .. The Duke of Argyll has set aside . Tuesday and Wednesday for the reception of such applicants . , In order to prevent any inconvenient crowding of the streets , no application will be received later than nine o ' clock . A strong body of police will be in attendance . Tickets , entitling the holder to a quart of whiskey and oatcake ad libitum , may be had in the entrance hall of the India Office .
Poor Mr.Reverdy Johnson ! He Has Been, S...
Poor Mr . Reverdy Johnson ! He has been , subjected to a cruel disappointment . The Reform League asked him to dinner , as he thought , and now he finds that it was all a mistake , and that the great Adelphi Spouting Club will have nothing to do with him . We hope the worthy American Minister will get over the shock of such a calamity . Mr . Johnson has one peculiarity , which the American Radicals cannot overlook , ancl which is an unpardonable crime in the eyes of those vulgar and self-conceited public-house orators over whom the great Beales presides ; he is , in the highest sense of the word , a gentleman , and they can as little understand the courtesy which' induced him not to insult certain English gentlemen , merely because they differed from him in opinion , as they can practise such courtesy themselves .
The Most Honest Trade ?—Why, Toma-Hawkin...
The most honest Trade ?—Why , Toma-hawking ! a Ma m
: To The'might Bright 'Jzojwuliable ^ Mj...
: TO THE'MIGHT BRIGHT ' JZOJWUliABLE ^ MjJPi ^ ¦ * fO & N ; . 'PretideH f of the Board , of , Trade . ^
Now That, Friend' John, I Must Revere I ...
Now that , friend' John , I must revere I : I A Minister much should in you , like to - hear . .. . -- • * In very language definite aii ^ clear . ,- , , . . " " u i What you propose to do . .... i . Of Abolish course , at the a House blow of Lords ¦ you will ¦ . ' - ; ¦ ¦ '' And forthwith introduce , a Bill ¦ ; .- ' : - ; Which . 'With shall sacerdotal the Bench woe . of " Bish ' ops : fill '/ : ; ¦ - ' The You custom will at of once Entail , forbid , I'm ; sure '_ .. , ' : .- '¦ - > : ' ' - - _ - * ¦ : ' And The law of that of primogeniture blot unjust , impure . ' , ¦ V . ..:. - The country you will rid , . - ; ;'; . The . Will Army . strai , g as htway ' a thing be , of dissol course ved , .. , ' . ,-. - : Y s * War will be dried up at its source ; ' - ' '¦ ' ] : : Questi No . more ons " of will ? right be with involved those . of - ^ force ¦ : . . - ¦¦'¦ ¦ ' , -. Now ' We that in a in we office ek-at you most ' re installed , " ¦ '"' ' ' > ! All Shall - our ; see ambassadors the F . , O . ov recalled erhaule , d , ¦ : ¦ .: i ' ; ¦; '' ¦ ¦' : ¦ - . • ' , ¦ : ' : And consuls take ' theif post , ;; Y : : ' ¦ ,. ¦¦{'¦ . •¦ j . . ' The Insult Royal the N peaceful avy shal seas l no more ; " { ' : ; ¦ , ' - ¦ - ' . ' ¦ % - - - ¦ r \ i / * No more the wicked Armstrongs roar ; ; . ' ' t : ¦ . Or : Flap rude hi : proud the morning pennons breeze from . the . - ; shore - ; : '< - ¦ - ^ -- ' j : -.. . ' .:- ; * .. . . . .. ¦; . v . : . < . ;•; - ; . ; s . ¦ ¦ Paupers Taxesrwrll will henceforth 'dr ' o ' p to nil be ) unknown - _ . '; ' ' , ^ : . ¦ : ; And our free breakfast-tables groan < ¦ "• ¦ ¦¦ With And imports each ' man cheap have from his evV fill . y . " zone ' ' , ' 1 * . ' - " No B hind tit in will a trice watnt will a get plot ;; of . ¦' land ' - ¦ , ' - ¦ ¦ > ~' Tenants Supply shall on their far surpass own soil . demand shall stand ; - . And never be in debt . * ' % , ' . ' -, . ' If- As these you fine have things always shall saidj happen ' . ¦ now . ^ : _• ' ~ - ¦ » They would , if we would but allow Plain Then folks honours like you on to show head nas 4 how- ^—i ¦ , your But if they don ' t—arid I , John , ' am And 'Tis A p sceptic not lain to you , deal I aver are in — a empty noisy - flam sham , ; . ' ¦'¦¦ " . ! I always , thought you were .
"Tame Cats 11 Going To The Dogs I
" TAME CATS GOING TO THE DOGS I
This Is Our " Index Number," And We Have...
THIS is our " Index Number , " and we have no space to ex-. press say it all is as we bad think as abou a false t Mr shilling . Yates in ' s dialogue new drama and . plot Enough , and like to words a bad shilling of ours can should do be justice changed , or rather as quickl injustice y as , ' possible to Mr . Blake . ' No - ney ' s acting . This gentleman was simply AWFUL I 1 J Mr . sum Hare ixp was the good play , and ( remembering Miss Wilton as pi we quante do the . realistic Au reste scen we ery may ) in , " Doors and bores ! " ! iil ^^ § ds ^ QJULJ
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), Dec. 26, 1868, page 274, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_26121868/page/4/
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