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    • THE GIGANTIC GOOSEBERRY SEASON.
    • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS; OR, INTELLIGENCE A LA MODE.
    • LAW AND POLICE IN 1877. AS RECENTLY PROPHECIED BY MR. ERNEST JONES.
    • DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
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      238 The Tomahawk. [October 12, 1867.

      238 THE TOMAHAWK . [ October 12 , 1867 .

      The Gigantic Gooseberry Season.

      THE GIGANTIC GOOSEBERRY SEASON .

      The Following Comes Of Reading Pope And ...

      The following comes of reading Pope and the latest intelligence together : — On these deep telegrams—these awful sells , Where And sees dip the lomatic end of contemplation melancholy rei dwells gns , — ,

      What What means means this this tumult tumult in in the the d dail aily v vanes vanes ? ? Why are all armies strengthened ?—why each fleet ? Why feels the world this very warlike heat ? Yet And si little gns of writers leaders still from must Great bless Reuter his name came . ,

      Reuter's Telegrams; Or, Intelligence A La Mode.

      REUTER'S TELEGRAMS ; OR , INTELLIGENCE A LA MODE .

      British Officers Still In Search Of Mule...

      British officers still in search of mules . Constantino Every exertion pie -, Oct made . 8 // S that . turn of British one . Complimentary mule experience , which can is in suggest visit safe from keep . British ing Hack , and arms Pasha watched triump , Master b hant y each of . the Discovery officer Horse in . of Obstinacy goodwill exhibited towards b Eng y the land mule expressed , who proves by del refractory ighted crowd . Testimony outside officers' quarters . Constantijiople , Oct . St / i . Intelligence received of another mule seen Constanti near Mount 7 iople Ai 'arat Oct . . gt / i . Public spirits depressed . Our mule discovered to be a Jerusalem pony . Officers await further orders .

      Reckless Extravagance.—It Is Stated That...

      Reckless Extravagance . —It is stated that in the event of a termined series of , revival regardless s taking of p all lace cost at , the to Adel secure phi the , the immediate management sevvvces has of de a - new duster J

      Law And Police In 1877. As Recently Prophecied By Mr. Ernest Jones.

      LAW AND POLICE IN 1877 . AS RECENTLY PROPHECIED BY MR . ERNEST JONES .

      A Church Charge The , Rev Was Of Having ...

      a Church charge The , Rev was of having . broug Mr . ht infringed Thompson before the the , aged b presiding ye- 70 laws , a of clergyman mag the istrate London of at , the Bow Chatham Established street , and on Dover Railway , by alighting from one of the company ' s carriages while , the train was in motion . From the statement of Mr . Abrahams Solomons who represented the railway , it appeared that on the previous n e ening r term , i as nus the , the Oxford prisoner and , in Cambrid the act ge of train getting ran out into . before Hyde the Park carriage

      Corcame to a stand still , fell with some force on to the platform . A large numb soner e was r of without the com difficulty pany ' s officials secured happening , he havin to g fortunatel be on the y spot sprained , the pri his - ankle messenger in the was fall at thus once being despatched unable to to the raise Kni himself ghtsbrid from ge barracks the ground , and . two A prisoner troops of was the then Royal forced Horse into Guard acab , s which ( Blue , ) closel were y shortl surrounded y on the by spot the . escort The he proceeded was locked direct up to Bow r the street night , . where This , havin was the g been case securel for the y hand prosecution -cuffed , , .

      mor In In consequence consequence e than the of of usual the the precautions revolting revoltingnature nature were of of taken the the charge charge to guard against against against Thompson Thompson any at- ,. tempt Woolwic at h a release and the . windows A battery of of the artillery court arrived were thrown during the en ni to ght allow from the Armstrong , guns to command the stone to which the op prisoner was chained . An extra superintendent of police was secreted beneath the l w oaded orthy mag revolv ist e rate rs , ' patrolled s table , and the court additi . on His al parties Worshi of p ( constables who was himself , with

      provided to say to " the with charge a rifle . and Thompson fixed bayonet , who ) spoke asked with the prisoner difficulty what , in he conse had - the quence iron of cage the , ti that ghtness has of rep the laced cord the , which old-fashioned bound his and neck dangerous to the bars pri of - soner ' s dock , said he was in a hurry . The prisoner ' s attorney here interfered Magistrate , but remarked was im that mediatel the prisoner y ordered was to a most leave dangerous the Court character . The and he was delighted to hear that the injury he had received was likely ,

      prisoner to to prove prove was permanent permanent immediatel . . He He y gagged shoul should d and remand remand removed him him to for for one three three of weeks weeks the new , . The The iron cells which have been constructed since the pernicious custom of admitting to bail has been abolished .

      Double Acrostic.

      DOUBLE ACROSTIC .

      A Great Enchantress Who Has Often Charme...

      A great enchantress who has often charmed The intellect of man with weird sensation ; Yet all her cunning arts have failed to palm This as an honest deed on either nation . Of all the garments that we ( i . ) mortals wear

      This ever seemed the strangest one to me , ; Our backs are quite content to wear but one , Our stomachs scarce content with two or three . A Folk to which all colours ( 2 . ) seem a curse ,

      Among them constant discontent is seen ; The Blue and Yellow each had cursed them long , Then joined to make a worse plague in the Green . And so that People ever ( will 3- ) remain Until they find some firm and trusty friend

      Who knows that mercy sometimes must be deaf , , And gives their patriots all this glorious end . When They ' re united to us ( 4 . heart ) and soul , With joyous shouts we'll hail the happy day ; Wb No 1 ~ ~ ¦> sacrifice *« W V ^^ * Ba VHV lap we * 1 ^ b * 'll ^ ^ grud b ^ h ^ bi n * j ^« ge fc ^^ * a ^ to * j — — gai b- ^ V ^ Bjf ¦> n b that bb b . Bfe ^ B | b ^ end « bP b- ^ w , V

      But this though made of gold , we'll gladly say . That word " United" must ( 5 . ) recall the name Of one right noble heart which died for thee ; No foreign hirelings could disturb thy peace , Were all thy sons as true and brave as he .

      Correct Answers To Last Week's Charade (...

      Correct Answers to last week ' s Charade ( "Nurse-child" ) have been lines Nobod contained received y , Bodil from y an bootska excellent C . M , . Old , To moral Swell whit ) , , -back A Mrs . S . , . Jaggers J D . . H C ., , , L Calumet Rub . C y . , R E , ., . Socius Blue N ., Peter Ohio ( the , , Arundo , and Sim .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Oct. 12, 1867, page 238, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_12101867/page/8/