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    • THE WEEK.
    • I ujste VBJsr onns.
    • FACTA JSTOJST VERB A.
    • JUDICIAL PURGATORY.
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      2os The Tomaha Wk. [May 28, 1870.

      2 oS THE TOMAHA WK . [ May 28 , 1870 .

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      THE DERB Y / / THE DERB ! V / / ¦ The Tomahawk ' s Derby Number . GRAND EXTRA DOUBLE NUMBER . MAGNIFICENT CARTOONS .

      JVoiv ready , price js . 6 d . } VOL . II . or : BRITANNIA , j ; Edited by A . a'Beckett , Illustrated in Colours by Matt Morgan .

      VOL . V ., price Ss ., of THE TOMAHA TV K , Edited by Arthur a'Beckett ; Illustrat ed by Matt Morgan . Office : 199 Strand .

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      London, May 28, 1870.

      LONDON , MAY 28 , 1870 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      It Is Possible That Sir Wilfrid Lawson M...

      It is possible that Sir Wilfrid Lawson may head a great Ante-opiate Movement , the object of which will be to get all people afflicted with toothache to pledge themselves to abstain from title of laudan The um Band . It of will Hoj , ) of e-iu course ? n f , be marshalled under the

      A New Episcopal Church Has Just Been Con...

      A NEW Episcopal Church has just been consecrated at Wick , in Caithness , which is stated to be the first that has been opened for upwards of two hundred years . And yet our East End incumbents , with the mortar of their chapels scarcely dry and their pulpits smelling of fresh paint , cry out for more .

      Notwithstanding The Rumour That The Roya...

      Notwithstanding the rumour that the Royal Commission in Over-regulation Prices on Promotion in the Army had found the task set it impossible to grapple with as being a subject without the province of such a tribunal , we are glad to see that the Commission has assembled at the War Office with rigid regularity . We trust that this pertinacious pursuance of an enquiry which must , in the long run , come to nothing , is satisfactory to Mr . Cardwell ' s scruples , —or , what is the use of it ?

      Considering The Vast Amount Of Money Got...

      Considering the vast amount of money got together in this sunny month at Exeter Hall for purely spiritual and chiefly foreign objects , when so much physical misery at home is loudly appealing to our Christian sympathies , there is reason for very grave doubt whether the movement is not altogether bad . Meetings of this sort may do some good , it is possible , but the question is certainly an open one . Perhaps May Meetings is a happily-chosen phrase—viay , but very probably do not .

      I Ujste Vbjsr Onns.

      I ujste VBJsr onns .

      Saturday The Crystal , Held Palace What ...

      Saturday The Crystal , held Palace what the , in the advertisements absence of a called n Opera " An Concert Interna last - tional nt Bouquet at Sdenham Exhibition we . do " As not we know , unfortunatel how the international y , were not prese floral contest y was organised , , and what lucky nationality gained the odds first on pri Eng ze . land We , , for in a our bo ig u n quet orance wh , ich should had travelled be inclined all to nig ht by the Calais mail from Paris to represent France in the conciall test , could i f it scarcel had had y have a bad been s fresh across as when while it A started ustria , I es peand Spain , must have arrived pasage in still so , rrier plight . As , for y , Turkey of dried and -up Persia leaves . , they At m least ust , h so ave we been tak e p it resented . But perhaps by bundles we have misunderstood the Crystal Palace Company ' s scheme . and On one that point is th , however we hear , no on th s und best erstand auth i ority ng ca t n hat possibl Syden y e h x ist , faces on Saturday could make last was it . as enjoyable a resort as flowers and pretty -

      Facta Jstojst Verb A.

      FACTA JSTOJST VERB A .

      Mi The The Ssion Auth Rev To Ority Some ...

      mi the The ssion auth Rev to ority some . C of . T boys h . Procter Musical of his , World Vicar ir to , to sing i hav chmo at e n refused d charity , is stated his concert , per on - i sing n the secular town , music on th . e gro Of un course ds th , the at they newspa mig p ers be have req uest een ed very to hard abused on fo th r e rev intol eren e rance gentlem , his an absurdity , and he , his stup been idity sou , n dly every But , as other these ami wor abl ds e of quality conde h m natio might n have be supposed most probabl to possess y been . so many words of condemnation thrown away , as reverend ge we ntlemen propose , with that uncompromising a practical reproof opinions should , gener be award ally court ed to abu Mr se . , not Procter let his . The choir course boys sing is simp secular le e music nough . let If those Mr . person Procter will the prop of th r ietors eir establishment of music halls s to to sin wit sacred , refuse music , to allow . If the this members , - ment were to be carriedwe should g like to know how m arrange aof the London churches which , are celebrated for their grand ny and next solemn Sunday musical ? services Why , they would would be musicall all lose y g their rand ch arac ter lemn for good safely music drop , the and matter it would here be and all Mr leave . Procter Mr . Procter ' s fault . to We the tender might mercies of his brother clerics , .

      Judicial Purgatory.

      JUDICIAL PURGATORY .

      We Hail The Conclusion Of The Vivian Div...

      We hail the conclusion of the Vivian Divorce case with g bad ladn thing ess , . for It even is now the a British year or pu more blic since can h the ave facts too of much the case of a came then as before clear the lan Judge d full Ordinary made out , and as could the petitioner have been ' s cas desired e was . Later , however y , a series y of attempts seem to have been made to throw succeeded justice , and off we the offer scent the . petitioner None of our them sympathetic , however , have congratulations nothing of the on wheels the final within termination wheels which of the have case been . We so know busy that at work a great since the deal decree of unnecessary msi was granted delay , has but occurred it seems in to the us position matter , which and the taking serious into embarrassment consideration which Captain the Vivian long- ' pending s public Vivian suit occurred must holds . necessaril Luckil has been y y , have the instead very occasioned public of a stone him position , should round which his never . Captain neck have a protection clusions , and to him those , for associated peop , le are with wont Captain to form Vivian their had own con onl , y - imputation one conclusion which to it form was as though to his t to being cast utterl upon y him incap . able The of delay the has of the had case one idle good newspaper effect at all readers events swallowed , for while the at the " Scandal first stage in High Life , " as a scandal pure and simple at the last they , or such sion as of an them act as of are justice possessed long delayed of proper . feeling " , hail its conclu-

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 28, 1870, page 208, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_28051870/page/6/