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2o6 ' THE TOMAHA WK. [October 30, 1869.
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THE SEE OF—HE!
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{Telegraphed by Our Private Detective.) ...
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Nothing daunted by my failure at Oxford ...
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Arrived here to-day, and made the usual ...
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Bath, Thursday. lad Hurray y has. ! As T...
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Exeter, Friday. Capital! I am on the sce...
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Hurrah ! Eureka ! I have found him ! Hon...
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A CLERICAL CLEARANCE. t
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An interesting little ceremony took plac...
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IN FORM A PAUPER IS.
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The Viceroy of Egypt seems determined th...
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MORE POLICE EXTRAORDINARY.
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The " Police Reports" promise at no very...
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you like ; but I'm not to be frightened in my own house by the whole pack of you . " stood And in Mr an . attitude Tackier of flourished defiance and the defence bottle over . his head , and into " Turn the room them . all " I wouldn out , George ' t put , up " cried with the Mrs business . Tackier any , rushing longer . have It ' s a nothing disgraceful more system to do , with and such it will an kill ungrateful you in the crew end or . with I'd such a niggardly Board . You ' re breaking your health and , your home , and your practice for the Parish—and a precious lot the and Parish with care that s for Mrs you . Tackier . Turn sailed them out out of , and the g room ive it . up , George , " XIII . had " And been now dismissed , Mr . Pul , " that p , " ' said s my Mr earl . y Tackier morning , when ' s work the . We pamp will ers ungrateful make our rounds business directl altogether y ; but , and Mrs . I think Tackier I have is ri ' a ght scheme . It ' s for an making money a little quicker than I am doing it here . " ( To be continued . Commenced in No . 127 . )
2o6 ' The Tomaha Wk. [October 30, 1869.
2 o 6 ' THE TOMAHA WK . [ October 30 , 1869 .
The See Of—He!
THE SEE OF—HE !
{Telegraphed By Our Private Detective.) ...
{ Telegraphed by Our Private Detective . ) I HAVE just arrivedand made full inquiries Oxford . , Nothing Monday . is known of him here . I , described him minutely , and they told me that they had never heard of him . Isn ' t it provoking ?
Nothing Daunted By My Failure At Oxford ...
Nothing daunted by my failure at Oxford London I came , Tuesday here . today , and proceeded at once to the Garrick , Club . I inquired for Club him . , A and visit found to to the my Athenaeum chagrin that was he equall was y unknown disappointing in the . search However you , I may have be p sure lenty I of will confidence find out something . Before about I give him up . the
Arrived Here To-Day, And Made The Usual ...
Arrived here to-day , and made the usual Cambridge inquiries , Wednesday . Nothing . known about him . Somebody said that he might be in the West of England , but wasn ' t sure .
Bath, Thursday. Lad Hurray Y Has. ! As T...
Bath , Thursday . lad Hurray y has . ! As They far as have I can heard make of out him , he here holds —at a least living , an some old - where in Devonshire . To-morrow I start for Exeter . I am awfully pleased . I was very nearly giving up my journey in despair .
Exeter, Friday. Capital! I Am On The Sce...
Exeter , Friday . Capital ! I am on the scent . I have found several people who have heard his name . One of them is almost certain that he splendid is a vicar . I , will or a soon rector find , or him a dean out now , or . a something . This is
Hurrah ! Eureka ! I Have Found Him ! Hon...
Hurrah ! Eureka ! I have found him ! Honiton His name , Satur is " Maclc day . - mar arness School , and ( he twenty gives -something up the head boys -mastershi at the p last of Honiton census ) for Gram the - Bishopric of Oxford !
A Clerical Clearance. T
A CLERICAL CLEARANCE .
An Interesting Little Ceremony Took Plac...
An interesting little ceremony took place at Herne Hill last to week the . Reverend A sum of Matthew ; £ 1 , 000 in Anderson a large silver , on salved the occasion was presented of his leav some ing five the -and parish -twenty of years St . Paul . Altlioug ' s , of which h we he do has not been in the vicar least for object to a clergyman ' s good work being appreciated by his form flock , , yet and we still think less such to the a appreciation very ready money taking transaction a substantial as doubt this is be a a little welcome out of present place . even A thousan to the proudest d sovereigns amongst would us no ; but we much question if it is not beneath the dignity of an English clergyman to send round his hat at the conclusion of a
An Interesting Little Ceremony Took Plac...
broidered ministration sli , ppers however are less successful acceptable . . Silver , but certainl tea-sets y more and inno em - - cent than well-stocked purses . We think therefore it would be wiser if in future the admirers of retiring ministers would confine their admiration within decent bounds . . A large concourse of people assembled to see a parson pocket a trayful of money cannot , after all , have been a very edifying spectacle .
In Form A Pauper Is.
IN FORM A PAUPER IS .
The Viceroy Of Egypt Seems Determined Th...
The Viceroy of Egypt seems determined that all classes shall be represented at the opening of the Suez Canal . His Highness literature has just invited in the the great princi Universities pal representatives of Europe of to science be present , art , and at the cerernony , and , with an amount of consideration which does him to Egypt credit and , has back offered , and to to pay put them the expenses up while of there such . Of gentlemen course as far as many of the Continental Universities are concernedthe , terms of the invitation are the sole ones on whichin most cases , it could possibly t ? e accepted ; but at Oxford and , Cambridge , learning so if any is of better pur paid Eng , lish if not Professors better appreciated betake themselves , than elsewhere to the ; of East the , it Khedive will scarcel ' s liberality y be nepessary . We do for not them suppose to avail that themselves any hint on the subject will be necessary , for the franking system has tasteful always been to Eng , and lishmen , let us , but hop there e , always may will be exceptional be , particularly cases dis , in - which think th the emselves representatives justified in of taking scienc the e , and Viceroy the at re his st of word it , may and to these we address ourselves . Let us point outthen that if , His Highness has offered to find money for the travelling , expenses of these gentlemen , it is because he conceives they are not in a position to do so for themselves . In England this is not the case , for University Professors are by no means the poorest members of the community ; and if they take advantage of their host speaking ' s ignorance , open themselves of their to circumstances the charge , of they obtaining will , morall money y under false pretences . So we warn them .
More Police Extraordinary.
MORE POLICE EXTRAORDINARY .
The " Police Reports" Promise At No Very...
The " Police Reports" promise at no very distant date to fill a very creditable position in the sensational records of the day . violence We are and not fun referring for which to the the broken prisoners heads and and at some hearts courts , the the bench , are respectively responsible . We , allude merely to the stag dojngs e of moral of the existence force itself known . The as deteriorating police , in fact development , are in that ; is for reall instance y so , here instructive is sl new that phase we of feel executive no apology declension is due which for quoting it at full length from , the columns of a contemporary : — of " Billingsgate At Guildhall market yesterday was Mr summ . Fr oned ank Lelew before , Alderman a fish salesman Besley , for allowing five barrels , to rest on the footway in Lower Thames street for a longer time than was absolutely necessary to load or unload . The barrels were on the public footway under the was verandah called . and For he the said defence that , one the of clerk the constables of the market of the claimed market jurisdiction , over that ground , and maintained that it was not a public footway . Mr . Lelew said that he should not have been summoned but that he had declined to subsidize the police any longer . It had cost him as much as 35 s . per week to bribe the police to allow him to carry on his business . . he The ceased officer to in give this money case to was other not men mixed on up duty in they that , insti but gated when the present complainant to summon him . Alderman Besley asked Inspector Tillcock whether his attention had been called to the fact that the officers under him were in the habit of receiving money from the salesmen in the market ? Inspector Tillcock great difficulty said it in had discovering , and lie and and his try brother ing to inspectors put a stop had to had the practice . They had endeavoured to stop the men receiving money , but the offer of such sums as Mr . Lelew had mentioned was too great a temptation for men having only 21 s . per week to resist . ** Some other cases of a similar character were tried , in which
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), Oct. 30, 1869, page 206, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_30101869/page/10/
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