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    • THE WEEK.
    • THE REWARD OR MERIT.
    • THE BAGSMAN ABROAD.
    • AN EXTRACT CAREFULLY TAKEN FROM " DE-BETTS PEERAGE."
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      4 The Tomaha Wk. Xjuly 3, 1&69.

      4 THE TOMAHA WK . XJuly 3 , 1 & 69 .

      Now Ready, Britannia For June. Price Is.

      Now Ready , BRITANNIA for June . Price is .

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      London, July 3, 1869.

      LONDON , JULY 3 , 1869 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      The Plaintiff Gained His Cause In The Li...

      The plaintiff gained his cause in the libel case of Cadogan versus Piper . The defendant will lose nothing , because , of course , some one will have " lo pay the Piper , "

      The Pall Mall Gazette Has Been Reduced T...

      The Pall Mall Gazette has been reduced to a penny ! Well , it was worth twopence—a few people ( who had good reason for disliking it ) said , even twopence-halfpenny !

      Loyaute Na Honte (Loyalty Knows Not Sham...

      LOYAUTE Na HONTE ( Loyalty knows not shame ) is the motto of the rather illustrious Duke of Newcastle . Welllooking at the recent proceedings at Carlton Terrace , we are bound to confess there is something in a motto after all !

      Poor Dr. Thorn Will Have To Bear The Exp...

      Poor Dr . Thorn will have to bear the expense of the Overend , Gurney , and Co . prosecution . He should not be surprisedone cannot touch a joint-stock company without finding it nothing but ( as the French would say ) chere' ( share ?)

      The Senior Member For Bath Must Literall...

      THE senior Member for Bath must literally have been getting himself into hot water . They are going to make a knight of him ! Plaisanterie apart , what has unfortunate Mr . Tite ever done that he should be consigned to that ridiculous limbo of ex-Lord Mayors , tradesmen , and Colonial grandees , —the knightage of England ?

      The Uniform Of The English Army Is To Be...

      THE uniform of the English army is to be changed—soldiers in future are to wear the " Norfolk jacket , " instead ot the " Regulation tunic . " We understand that H . R . H . the Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief has ordered the new garment to be made of the plainest and simplest materials , on the score that Shakespeare , " or one of those fellows , " observed in his lifetime " Jacket of Norfolk , be not so bold . " We are delighted to find H . R . H . so " well up" in his " British Poets , "

      The Reward Or Merit.

      THE REWARD OR MERIT .

      But Victory Eve We Ryone , Think Is To T...

      but Victory EVE we RYONE , think is to that will be the be maintained glad Admiralty to hear en Circular permanence that Nelson just issued at ' s Portsmouth flagshi with regard p , the ; to sentimental the tnen who irit are . to Orders hold the have ship been is framed issued in that somewhat men fro of m a each Infantry of , the together light sp infantry with a proportion divisions of of the gunners Royal from Marine the Royal Light ; \ ' with Marine the Artillery following , shall qualifications be selected : — for service on board the ship

      But Victory Eve We Ryone , Think Is To T...

      pension " The , men to have selected the . largest to have , number three years , of good time to conduct complete badges for in that active is granted service , and . " , if practicable , to have been distinguished duration Far be , o n from the payment us to sugg of e a small that fee a s , h is or not t visit sufficien of a f t e to w surfeit hours the most enthusiastic marine with the good ship Victory j but inconve we reall nient y think hulk that in three Portsmouth years' service Harbour on is board scarcel a very the recom and - p p convict ect ense . for We prison good shall but conduct be if sorry this which must to old see be and the the tried cas Victory e soldiers it would turned y might be into fairer ex a - incarceration that its prisone . , rs should have done something , to merit their

      The Bagsman Abroad.

      THE BAGSMAN ABROAD .

      In No Its Administration One Can Accuse ...

      in No its administration one can accuse . the The French most expensive Governmen depart t of extravagance ment of the ther State e retrenchment in France , as is the is order here , is of the the day Forei . It gn is Office now announced , and even to by be the abolished Journal , Officiel and their that duties the Foreign are in future Office to messengers be performed are by howev the er various a Forei railway Office companies of is the an Emp overworked ire . In veteran France , , gn messenger , with a with gendarme nothing a small , and whatev salary som , er occupy ething in common ing wors a position e than with an our something ordinary extravagantl courier better y-remu , than and - fo nerated r four times British the Queen ' of s m his es fellow senger - , craftsman who does across a quarter the the Channel work . Ifthenthere is room pay for retrenchment in the messenger staff of must the , French not , there . Forei be in Office ours , ? what We trust field for that wholesal the auth e reductions orities at Whitehall ments may profit be entered by th into e examp under le which set them the , and that arrange of despatches may may be henceforth entrusted , not to conveyance gentlemen who expensiv have e , take but n none to railway the less travelling secure , capabilities late in life , but of the to th Parcels e less Delivery Companies .

      An Extract Carefully Taken From " De-Betts Peerage."

      AN EXTRACT CAREFULLY TAKEN FROM " DE-BETTS PEERAGE . "

      Ffefota&Tfe, Gttke Of \Pelham Clinton.) ...

      ffefota & tfe , gttke of \ Pelham Clinton . ) Henry duke . Pelham Born Alexander Janu 25 th Pelh 1834 am Clinton succeeded , sixt his h father Church in Oxfor 1864 d ; ; was was ary educated M . P . , for at Newark Eton ; , 1857 and -9 j Christ is a in Deputy the Sherwood , -Lieutenant Rangers of Notting ; was hamshire appointed ; la Grand te Lieute Master nant ti of 18 c 61 ul the ar , and in Freemason the has H ouse ue s of , liv Nottinghamsh L ing ord , & s , c , u & t c .. ire good Did , 1865 de nothing a ; pe married cu par liar - June on the 1869 turf , in 1864 connection -69 . Figured with various in the Bankruptcy enormous claims Court upon and , his estate furth ,. e . r char Owe , d over d b . £ 90 a Mr , 000 . to Robert a Mr . Morri Padwick sof , on Carlton a joint Chambers and promissory , Regent ge Street y note , of with having another borrowed peer , , , thirty / i 0 , 000 per , at cent the , per soundl annum y financial . and ducal rate of Seat—Clumber , Worksop , Nottinghamshire . Town Residence ( at present optional ) . Patron of Eleven Livings . —Shire Oak Chapel , & c , & c . CREATiONS Newcastle .-r-Earl -under of Lincoln -Lyne , , Stafford 1572 . , puke in the of Peerage Newcastl of Great e , of Whitecross Britain , 1756 . Street The annexed ancient baronies b of Basinghall of civil law and . 1869 , , y process , Crest { Pelham )— . A peacock in pride , proper . Motto . —Loyalty knows not shame !

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 3, 1869, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_03071869/page/6/