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__4 . 4 THE TOMAHAWK. (" J uly 4, 1868.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
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As soon as the extensive alterations are...
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LONDONJULY 1868 , ^ ,
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THE WEEK.
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A waggish M.P.,who heard an H dropped ne...
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Madame Rachel's extraordinary and sudden...
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A Public School education has never been...
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1 Apropos of the great faction fight at ...
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We thought that the brutal sport of priz...
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The Following Notice has been put on the...
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A DITTY FOR THE (t D. T."
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Loup His roars pen a the deluge dreadful...
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THE SPIDER AND THE FLIES /
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(See Cartoon.) How The ever spider high ...
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pound New foolish Motto . for the " Dail...
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__4 . 4 The Tomahawk. (" J Uly 4, 1868.
__ 4 . THE TOMAHAWK . (" J uly 4 , 1868 .
Notice Of Removal.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL .
As Soon As The Extensive Alterations Are...
As soon as the extensive alterations are completed the Office of The Tomahawk will be removed , to 199 STRAND .
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Londonjuly 1868 , ^ ,
LONDONJULY 1868 , ^ ,
The Week.
THE WEEK .
A Waggish M.P.,Who Heard An H Dropped Ne...
A waggish M . P ., who heard an H dropped near Buckingham Palace at the evening breakfast , remarked , " that it was enough to make your constitution 'i / l . "
Madame Rachel's Extraordinary And Sudden...
Madame Rachel ' s extraordinary and sudden illness on the occasion of the adjournment of her case was not caused by her having rashly supped off some of her own pigments . It was caused by her having swallowed Sir William Ferguson ' s certificate , a calamity which Mr . Knox wisely avoided .
A Public School Education Has Never Been...
A Public School education has never been held to imply necessarily any extraordinary cultivation of the intellect . But there is one thing that everybody is supposed to learn at our public chere informed schools , and the House that is , of to Commons find their own the " level other . day Mr . that Labou he - had been three years a-t Eton , and had learned absolutely nothing . The honourable , gentleman , on this occasion , had the whole House with him .
1 Apropos Of The Great Faction Fight At ...
1 Apropos of the great faction fight at the Guildhall , it is amusing to observe the indignation of the Radical Press at having their own weapons turned against them . Considering how often the Reform League has , through its mouthpiece ,
Beales , boasted of having educated the Tories , they should not be angry at finding that they have profited by the example as well as by the precepts of the Reformers , so far as to learn the value of an alliance with the roughs .
We Thought That The Brutal Sport Of Priz...
We thought that the brutal sport of prize-fighting had been quite put down . We are sorry to see that on the 22 nd ult ., under the cover of a meeting at the Guildhall to discuss the question of the Irish Cliurch , that this degrading pastime was revived , and in presence not only of the police , but of the Lord
Mayor of London . The fight between Alderman Sir William Rose and Mr . Beales for an apology a-side was fully reported by the daily Press , so that we need not recapitulate the details . " One of the Fancy" who was present remarks that the only claret tapped on this occasion was La Rose .
The Following Notice Has Been Put On The...
The Following Notice has been put on the Paper in in order the to House advance of the Commons state of : — publi Mr . c Disraeli business , to the move standing , That disorders of this House be suspended .
A Ditty For The (T D. T."
A DITTY FOR THE ( t D . T . "
Loup His Roars Pen A The Deluge Dreadful...
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The Spider And The Flies /
THE SPIDER AND THE FLIES /
(See Cartoon.) How The Ever Spider High ...
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Pound New Foolish Motto . For The " Dail...
pound New foolish Motto . for the " Daily News . "—Penny wise ,
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Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 4, 1868, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_04071868/page/4/
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