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86 THE TOMAHAWK. [February 29, 1868. __
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Now ready, VOLUME ONE OF THE TOMAHAWK, P...
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** Correspondents are Informed that Cont...
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LONDON, FEBRUARY 29, 1868.
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We should much like to see the brougham ...
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The Daily Telegraph, that dragon of virt...
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We feel sure that we do but express a ge...
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Literary.—We may expect shortly a new po...
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FORE-ARMED IS FORE-WARNED.
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government In these troublous have deter...
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ALWAYS AT IT!
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markable matter Lord of Brougham public ...
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86 The Tomahawk. [February 29, 1868. __
86 THE TOMAHAWK . [ February 29 , 1868 . __
Now Ready, Volume One Of The Tomahawk, P...
Now ready , VOLUME ONE OF THE TOMAHAWK , Price Nine Shillings .
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** Correspondents Are Informed That Cont...
** Correspondents are Informed that Contributions cannot possibly be returned by the ^ Editor on any consideration whatever . Contributors should make copies of their articles If they attach any value to tham . Litters , on . purely business matters , should be addressed to the Publisher to insure attention .
London, February 29, 1868.
LONDON , FEBRUARY 29 , 1868 .
We Should Much Like To See The Brougham ...
We should much like to see the brougham which E . T « Smith has ordered for Mr . Bandmann . There are probably gilt Narcissuses at all available corners , and a musical box for the coachman to sit upon . Where will advertisers go to ?
The Daily Telegraph, That Dragon Of Virt...
The Daily Telegraph , that dragon of virtue , is highly indignant that Lord Arthur Clinton should be entrusted with such an important motion as that on the state of Ireland , which stands on the Notice paper in his lordship ' s name . Lord Arthur , says — the — organ of Baby-farmingha ______ s hitherto only distinguished ^ - ^ _
-J - - -, - j < - , j himself by his dancing in vulgar burlesques . Surely , the noble lord has here a splendid opportunity of betraying his accomplishments ; it will not be the first time that a " breakdown " has been witnessed on the floor of the House of Commons .
We Feel Sure That We Do But Express A Ge...
We feel sure that we do but express a general wish in suggesting , that some opportunity should be given to the people of expressing their sincere joy at the complete recovery and reappearance amongst us of the Princess of Wales . When we ¦ look b ¦ back ¦¦ " ¦ at all ¦ the sufferingphysical and fc mental r which she
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Princess of Wales might drive through Hyde Park with some state , and receive , along with the Prince , the heartfelt congratulations of the people on her happy recovery . We have imported many princes and princesses from , foreign land into our own Royal Family ; but we mistake our countrymen , if while they respect the German metal very much , they do not love the jewel , which Denmark has given us , more .
Literary.—We May Expect Shortly A New Po...
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Fore-Armed Is Fore-Warned.
FORE-ARMED IS FORE-WARNED .
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Always At It!
ALWAYS AT IT !
Markable Matter Lord Of Brougham Public ...
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), Feb. 29, 1868, page 86, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_29021868/page/4/
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