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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 29th August 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page 90

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    • A CARD /
    • , OJST TRIAL.—CHARITY MONGERS.
    • THE MANIA CS COLUMN ; ory PUZZLES FOR LUNATICS/
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      9q The Tom Ah A Wk , {August 29, 1868,

      9 Q THE TOM AH A WK , { August 29 , 1868 ,

      A Card /

      A CARD /

      Volumes Looking We Throug Came H On The ...

      volumes Looking we throug came h on the the advertisements following , which in we one venture of Debrett to think ' s quite unique : — Patronised " THE ANGEL by His AND Royal ROYAL Highness HOTEL the Prince , GRANTHAM of Wales , . " - ruary 23 rd , 1866 ; by King John , 23 rd February , 1213 ; and by King Richard , 19 th October , 1483 . DOMESTIC COMFORT and excellent S AND Stabling BED-ROOM for Hunters PURITY IN HOTEL ,

      RICHARD JOHN BOY ALL , Proprietor . . a Surel nd per y f such ect mo a dazzling ity was combination never known . of We historical suppose associations the purity is rooms limited . We to the shall bed soon -rooms expect , and does to see not something extend to like the the sitti fol ng - lowing : — "PORK PIE SHOP AND SAUSAGES "

      . Patronised by H . R . H . Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein , 20 th May , 1868 ; 2 b nd y Julius March Caesar a . d . , 1066 1 st . April , B . C . 56 ; and by William the Conqueror , , THE LUXURIES OF HOME AND DRAWING-ROOM CHASTENESS IN BACK PARLOUR . Capital Retreat for Cats .

      , Ojst Trial.—Charity Mongers.

      , OJST TRIAL . —CHARITY MONGERS .

      The Commissioners Resumed Their Labours ...

      The Commissioners resumed their labours again this morning The . first witness called was Mr . Octavius Budgen , M . T . S . He He would said : — g He ive its was name the . Secretar It was y called of a Charitable the " Distressed Institution and . The Bedridde scope n of Trav the elling Society Tinkers was conveyed ' Wives' in Benevolent its title . He Society thought . " it it a a v verv ery b beneficial eneficial and and useful useful Association Association . . He He thought thought it it did did

      a great deal of good . Yes , as Secretary he was receiving a salary considered . He that could a useful state the and amount beneficial . It payment was ^ 450 . The a-year funds . He of the meant Soc by iety respe wer c e table not , their very great capacity , but still pay a respectable staff of o . ffici He als I decently and provide for a good annual dinner . The amount of averaged the Society about of ' s benefit income . £ 2 , 673 conferred from I 4 S » ll endowment & - indi He was and trav of op subscri inion tinkers ption that

      wives the amount was in all respects satisfactory on when gent set off elling against the ' bedridden sum he had inmat named e on . the They books had while at the no present less than moment five dis one - tressed applicants had been reci , pients of charity during the the past last six h months alf-year . . No He , that was was happy not and all that proud the to y had say effected they had in coffined discharged and duties buried eve two n more bedridde sacred n dependants and solemn since . They the had last

      months meeting . . It Yes was , that not was his the business sum total to anal of their the labours accounts over but six of course he could roughly state some of the yse principal items , of £ expenditure 9 14 s . 2 d . . The The two one who bedridden had died , inmate having done cost , half so earl -yearl y in y , the This quarter sum included , had not their cost coffins / the . Society The five more other than " recipient ^ 11 19 s . s id of . of c of harity not £ 7 us more " had . than Yes drawn , he ^ 60 on was a- the year aware funds . The that of rest this the ¦¦ was of Society the an h money average to the went outlay extent in

      f No ^^ e es , he ^^ printing ^ 0 ^ h was ^ ^ b ^^ * m ^^^ not ^ , P 1 ^ ^ " salaries ' ¦^ F ^ B ash ¦ ^ f ^ JT ^ amed ^^^ ^ w , and of ^ BV ^^^^ M the himsel V expenses ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ f . ^^ - ^ v ^ He ^ ^ v of had — ^ the ^^^ heard ^ p ^— annual ^^^ ^^ ^ m ^ it ^ m ^ m said v dinner v ~^^ ^ ^ th ^ v ^ at v ^ v . the and , Association once a newspaper did not had do talked quite enough of it as work a " bad for case the . " money If it , bad was . a " He bad considered case , " there the were accounts many other perfectl cases y defensible very nearl . y The as object of all charitable societies might be briefly stated . Their

      large first duty staff was of hi to ghly provide respectabl comfortable e officials and . well-paid berths for a thoug The h witness surprised , who manner gave , was his here evidence ordered throughout to stand in down a . quiet The Lady Honoria Sham way was then called . Her Ladyties ship . said Respectable : —She was charities a large contributor of course to meant respectable those which chariadvertised the donations in the Times and other papers people

      The Commissioners Resumed Their Labours ...

      saw of those . Yes who , she contributed considered the to the system mainten of publishing ance of Charitable the names position Institutions to squander a great mistake a quantity . It of absolutel money y that obliged they peop could le ill of reduce afford for the such number trivialities of her . new Last dresses year from she had 13 to absolutel 11 , and y had to the to appear same colour twice . at She the Duchess could not of hel Muckboroug herselfhowe h ' s v matinees eras even in Lady Pennypots and Mrs . Fatwynd p figured for , as much , as she listsShe

      did in all the leading . had spoken to Lord Shamway on the subject , and they had had quite a discussion on the advisability donations . of The giving former up either of cou the rse op era box i or ossible the ch aritabl nd the e latte Shamway r was whether certainly he very meant , nearl her y so to . , Indeed give mp up , she all her asked , luxuries Lord p togeth ublication er , includi of the ng hair nam powder es , for . were The that real fault once consisted stopped in there the heard would , of naturall Dives y , enough but could , be no never subscribers quite . understand Her Ladyshi wh p y he was At this point our parcel left .

      The Mania Cs Column ; Ory Puzzles For Lunatics/

      THE MANIA CS COLUMN ; ory PUZZLES FOR LUNATICS /

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      Answers To The Puzzles In Our Last. 1. C...

      ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLES IN OUR LAST . 1 . Canaletti . 2 . Samson , Three Answers Stray h Buz ave wings been , received Old John from , Awful Jack Solved Duffer , It La , Linda Becassine Princess de , Samuel Brompton E , . Gulnare Thomas , C % K heus . Beale ( Ra , msgate Little ) , Lily Slodger ( Beckhampton and Tiney ) , , I , J . Fife .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Aug. 29, 1868, page 90, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_29081868/page/10/