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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 25th January 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page 42, ENIGMA.

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    • THE INTERPRETER.
    • ENIGMA.
    • ANSWER TO LOGOGRIPHE.
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      Dufferton By The Sea. The Whole Of This ...

      constables and military , will be held in readiness during the night . Laciiigham . Burk A p e iece or Bourke of paper . It has is been not yet pick known ed up directed whether to this Captain is the has celeb b r een ate , take Fen n against n chief an now attack in custody on the different but eve public ry precaution buildha ings ve . been 2 , 000 armed special with constable revolvers s ar . e If now the on alarm duty , continues and the police they will be provided with ammunition . ,

      42 The Tomahawk Januar Y 25, 1868.

      42 THE TOMAHAWK Januar y 25 , 1868 .

      The Interpreter.

      THE INTERPRETER .

      On The Cards. At It A Club Is Said .— Th...

      ON THE CARDS . at a Club is said . — that Court a youn Journal " g gentleman . recently lost io , oooZ . at a sitting At what Club we ask : the Portland or the Arlington ? Well ,. it does not matter which : it is sufficient that the large sum of fellows ; £ io , ooo hj with ibAi was £ lost ioooo and to won throw at " a sitting can 1 do . " better Surel than y , young

      l ^ llU VT . ; jT * ^^• , ^^¦ V ^>«^ VX . 7 % r ** A . V II away « - * - ** ^^ J WUA V ^ VS ft >^ W W W ** fc .... M . J . X ape UiL / V their and hosp betters ital . -doors There with are " empty poor-boxes stomachs " gaping and at mouths church-doors wide open the same . But allure then ments we all as know the that dice the -box poor an -box more does than not possess Virtue has the same fascination as Vice . , y

      Give Us A Hand. Mr. F. G. Hand Is A Cand...

      GIVE US A HAND . Mr . F . G . Hand is a candidate for the office of coroner for the valuable been Western sequence deputy services Division of the -coroner lamented he of has the since rendered county death 1863 of of for , James Middlesex and some there Bird time , , rendered is Esq during no . doubt Mr vacant the . Hand illness that in con has the of - served the deceased . — Morning coroner Paper will . make his promotion as certain , as it is desm Mr ith . Bird S , the herd late ' coron Bush er , is for said the to district have bee around n an efficient Hammer offi - - grou cer— n ergo d al , one Mr that . Han d Bir must d in be H regarded and is worth as equ two all in y so Shep —on herd the 's Bush .

      Too Good To Be True. Motto A Magazine Is...

      TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE . motto A Magazine is , " Something called that the my Drawing daughters Room may is read about . "— to Advertisement appear . Its . is certai e shall nly a welcome mple " r this oom new " for it irant , and for , therefore popular , favour there . ca There n be little there doubt will be of none its " drawing of our well / ' Of -known course , fe male ng novelists its contributors , othertrifle wise the adulterated literary , food and consequently r our " daug morall hters y " unpalatable might be found , if not a altogether poisonous .

      The Cat-O'-Nine-Tales. Duties " The ."— ...

      THE CAT-O ' -NINE-TALES . duties " The . "— promised Daily Paper 1 , 000 . additional policemen have commenced their This is really alarming intelligence ! We hope this large number of policemen has been judiciously scattered all over the would metro prov p e as s ; embarrassing for their concentratio to our cooks n in as an it would one district be

      distressing to economic housewives . Mark the intelligence , —which have is clear commenced and specifi their c and duty not . to Will be misunderstood Sir Richard Mayne —these do men us the favour to instil into the minds of these recruits that their vade duty is our sacredl kitchens y to — guard that cold our mutton homes is , and ruinousl not wa y dear nton just ly to now in-—and Vrf that of cats we shall accounts * - « refuse for to accept the icking the theory of the that lock the of intelli our

      larder gence C ^_ ^^ J A ^^ ^ o r that ^^ W V » th e ^^ ex **^ V q * * uisite * -r » ^ - » ep icurean ^^ p I ^^ tastes f ^ ™^ * of »* these X ^ A \ mT *¦* * domestic ^ '"' * ~^ *•* *¦ animals cabbag , , lead combined to the with disappearance a marvellousl of cold y judicious meat and selection pickled of the no cook choicest has yet claret essayed and port to write from " our The cellar Adventures . We wonder of a Cat that . "

      An Echo From Pall Mall. Sir Remarks Henr...

      AN ECHO FROM PALL MALL . Sir Remarks Henry ' s by Talks the . new Controller-in-Chief of the Army . —

      Enigma.

      ENIGMA .

      " One Kiss To Seal My Virgin Troth," Whi...

      " One kiss to seal my virgin troth , " Whispered the maiden tenderly ; His soft sad eyes bent down to her" O Love wilt thou be true to me ?" Her clinging lips the answer

      gave" I never can be false to thee . " Scarce six inconstant moons have waned , And lo the self same maiden now , With blushes of the self same hue , Renews with kiss her virgin vow ;

      The self same question ' s asked once more ; But by another knight I trow . Six more inconstant moons have waned ; See arm in arm the loving pair Are billing in the linden grove

      With hearts so light , they know no care ; And neither heeds the pale stern face That gleams from out its leafy lair . That night as o ' er a bleeding corse The teeming bride weeps ' bitterly ;

      With awful shriek she sees those eyes , Once soft and sad , glow wrathfully ; While dry white lips hiss out the words " I never can be false to thee . "

      Answer To Logogriphe.

      ANSWER TO LOGOGRIPHE .

      Brighton. Brighthelmstone Bright Right B...

      BRIGHTON . BRIGHTHELMSTONE BRIGHT RIGHT BRIG

      " BRITON GROT THRONG THROB RING

      IRON BROTH Answers to the above have been received from Paul Brill Jan Pons H . C . , Steen Ermine G . Sam , Your u and el E Woolsack Loving . Thomas F , lute Cross Van , B - Deep John y , 'is E W . so . Nainb C Clever . H y . , J B , . Tongs . A Ives . T ., , E . H . Leverett , , Cinderella , H , . W . R . ( , Hammersmith ) , Joe , , Singlewell , Longshanks Hawk , Q . I . D ., Reporter Punter , Gullive Subscriber , Don Juan Wat *

      F R T Sammy . . J T e . . Spencer , P W , ., Tommy . Boo M . , , T P G ., . . J R B . . . Sims M T . . , , . T F Timoth , ., : J H . C Mulvey . . Pointer L y ., Maber , D , Jos . , Winter Walling , . A Billins , ford T , . Josep Babbage ( Leeds , h P ) . , , F . Guthrie Edwards Tom , J . Pashfield Crocker , C M . . P Richards . P . Breades , A . Al E gar . Slater , H . T . W Watts . B . , J T . . G . Rendell , , Potman , Erin , , A , Lover of Truth , , F . C , . W . P ., , the J . W -Wisp . Dantree , Borneo , L . ( Fulcher Manchester , F . square Daniels ) , , J . Pantomimist L . Crompton , Will , L . - F o . ' - , R Rouge . L . Young et Noir , and , F . E Pope . C . , L . "T . Wright ( Kensington ) , L . F . P .,

      Erratum.—In An Extract From The Pall Mal...

      Erratum . —In an extract from the Pall Mall Gazettein the was article printed entitled Nagiology " The Comtist by mistake Calendar . , " the word Hagiolog ^ y

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Jan. 25, 1868, page 42, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_25011868/page/10/