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    • TO ARMS !
    • SPORTING.
    • TWO EXTRACTS FROM A DIARY.
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      2o The Tomahawk. [May 25, 1867.

      2 O THE TOMAHAWK . [ May 25 , 1867 .

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      London, Ma Y 25, 1867.

      LONDON , MA Y 25 , 1867 .

      To Arms !

      TO ARMS !

      | Lowing We Understan Gentlemen D To Tha...

      | lowing We understan gentlemen d to that add Her supporters Majesty will to their shortl coats y permit of arms the , — fol a - j privilege until now reserved exclusively for the peerage . I BealesM . A . —Two Allegorical Characters representing Pomp ' S . H . Walpole , . — and A Vanity couple holding of Weep up ing a Willows Donkey rampant supporting . a \ H . Lewis . —A Doctor Pump and couchant a Speaker . supporting a Slang Die-! mentant

      ¦ J . Bright , M . P . — tionary The Morning . Star and the Eveni 7 ig Star D . BOUCICAULT . bearing —A Wild up Goose a Tub occupy and an . Octoroon raising a Bubble recompense . and A . TOMAHAWK . — porting A British an Excellent public and Periodical a Host of . —Price Talent Tivo sup- - pe ? ic & / 1

      Sporting.

      SPORTING .

      Oaks As It Everyone Is Necessary Is Talk...

      Oaks As it everyone is necessary is talking to say more something or less about about horses the Derby in general and , and race , horses in particular . Well , now , the Epsom Downs J having are exceeding lunch l on y jolly the top in a of snow a drag -storm . Lobster , especiall salad y when is very you nice are , duces but it is a a species mistake of to dizziness mix it too and freel a y thickness with champagne of speech —it , pro not - p - altogether ohobia hobia . . But But unreminding enough enousrh ; : this this one is is of trining trifling the worst . . You you cases wisn wish to to of see see hydro my ray

      i credentials L : ___ well , here is the book — / made on the Derby . Horse backed . Loss by the Transaction . Gain by the Transaction . : Vauban . . jC o s o . 24 d . £ 000 s . d . Hermit . . 000 o I i . j The 1 Field 11 0 4 f 0 000 _ _ _

      J . IC X' CU . v ^ tl » - » Avion . . . 24 , 000 17 44 ° ° ° 24 , 001 01 17 x \ o 1 14 Total loss . ^" 24 , 001 o 54 creditors I write are this here from too Bream . But ' s Buildings you want , a Chancery prophecy Lane for the . All Derby my ,

      well here you The are Vauban : — Rake . . . . . . 2 1 A vron . 3 Centaur . hab p . been S . —One won of this my creditors bHermit has . just Well told my me prop that hecy the will Derb do y for the Derby of 1868 year . y ,

      Two Extracts From A Diary.

      TWO EXTRACTS FROM A DIARY .

      And 1st Edwin May, Was 1862 There .—My A...

      and 1 st Edwin May , was 1862 there . —My and first I put ball his last name night down . It on was my so card nice at , least or other four doesn times ' t in seem spite , to of like the him frowns , I of suppose Mamma because , who , somehow he is so quadrille cynical . , with Sir Robert him , and Thickhead I was awfull asked y afraid me out of to him dance , and the should fourth have said I was engaged to somebody else if it hadn't been for hand Mamma with ' s a cruel very conduct sweet smile . She , and clutched tapped my me card on the angrily shoulder from very my

      And 1st Edwin May, Was 1862 There .—My A...

      hard indeed with her fanand said that I had made a mistake , and obliged that to I go oug , and htn , ' t oh to ! disappoint Sir , Robert was " Dear so stup Sir Robert id , and . talked " So I such was difficult nonsense . He wanted to know if I didn ' t think the ball late " stunning hour in ? " and the whether evening I ? was Mentioning " in form" the for conversation a waltz at that to Edwin Edwin afterwards afterwards- he he told told me me that that Sir Sir Robert Robert indulged indulged in in

      After " slang a . " most And deli then g , htful , after waltz supper , Me , and such Edwin an event —I mean took Edwi place n ! and Me—noIwandered into the delightful conservatoryattached , to the , ball , roomand had a long confidential chat together He . admires It is quite the beautiful moonand , the so way do we I both I love like the the stars same and things so . does Nature "NTature he is is ; and hathprl bathed we both in in the the like , moonl mnnnlio looking ig-ht ht . . out Then Then ; of an he he open dotes dotes window upon UDOn , Alfre Alfre , when d d

      Tennyson Mr . Tupper , and , but , , oh really , don in ' t my I ! inmost We couldn heart ' , t I quite really agree don ' t about think man the great who Proverbial writes the Moral Philosop Precepts her is quite for the so good school as copy the gentle books - . Academy all Poll I say , our y I Cleveland like disagreement ( how him , nice because be angry it about is , every I at ' m Mr my bod not . leaving Tupper y going loves him before back was at not next her Miss so ?)— half very Minerva so — , , won after very ' ' s t destiny serious . broug Well ht , then two , we souls began together talking , very about often the intending soul , and how that they consider mig the ht never mission again of man be twain and woman . And then earth we went how on they to

      And ought then to comfort Edwin and quite support startled one me another , by asking in upon sickness me if and ; ever health I had . cared for anyone ? And when I said " Yes , Papa and Mamma , " quite he laug hurt hed , and , and the said tears he vuoitld didn ' t come mean into them my . eyes And , for then althoug I felt h good Ma does old hit thing ' my , and shoulders I love with her her . And fan sometimes then He lean , she t is his a dear head , towards how X . M , \ J » V A he 1 W JiXCtrVX had me and longed XVllg whispered ^ U , for X . KJ 1 . an CL 1 X such opportunity vy j- ^ l-rv ^ word J . % t w * .. ¦ . * . *•* s J into to % --w speak w my j- # - ww ears * . ¦ . to — - nice , he me « . » ..-. v told indeed alone me , j -

      when how— Ma I am with sure that he was horrible going Sir to say Robert something ( I hate very that man ) , came , up it was and all interrupted , overMamma him . And abused I didn me ' t see Edwin much . again She . said After I , very what looked all the with evening horrible the colour . , dancing When I I broug got with up ht that stairs from Mr , the . I De looked country Burg in h , ( arid the that g ' my s lass Edwin white , and ) muslin I dress I didn , and ' t my look lig a ht fri blue ht scarf , I am sure I looked—well ,

      J . Cllll am sure OU . XW X U . XU 11 U XVUJV € A , lil ^ g HM . bore 1 st parties May , 1 are 867 , . — to How be sure horri . bl Went y full , last town night is , and , to what Eaton a terrible Place . penniless Wretchedl barrister y slow— ( altogether with whom a bad I spooned set . Young rather De my Burgh first , s the easoul son ) , worth and a knowing lot of f , ellows except as , perhaps impecunious , Bobby , were Thickhead there . , who Not is a didl reall y y after a cap supper ital hand . Everything at a double went entendre wrong , and last gallops night . sp Firs len t - of of all all . Madame Madame Chemisette Chemisette hadn hadn ' 't t mad made e my my dress dress half nalt decolleU aecoueiz

      had enoug no , h— chance scarcel with y low that -necked bold . Poll Of cours Clevelan e , on d this who account as usual , I had scarcely any body on at all . Next y , I had , used , up all my , was rouge of , and very looked indifferent as pale quality as a , and ghost showed . Next the , my wrinkles blanc de awfull perle y . Nextthe man who took me down to supper , actually got me eyebrows some , soda came , without off any in the brand middle y in it of I a The quadrille wretch , and ! Then my pad my - ding got disarranged miVl at the end of w *> a waltz wbb . There ¦ was one

      W \ Ufa \ J V 4 . *» JC * iX X * ** -W V **^* ^*»^ -w ww vw «»^ ——» . — — w - —»— — — - — - mention incident . jn- ^ in here the . entertainment I mean ^ my interview , however with , which old perhaps Lord Satyrcourt I ought to , at I noticed supper , that so when he took he asked a good me deal to more dance champagne a quadrille than with usual him , I said " Yes" at once . It was great fun to see him staggering , dance with those . Well uncertain , , we got over legs it of at last his , , through and then the I led figures him into of the the in conservatory ite of her , after vulgarity 14 cl I had xi ) given expressive k Ma /»? ( who look * vw is useful Lord . i ^ , now * Satyrcourt wm and . v ^ ww then *** ,

      the wanted XlX sp S 1 point JJ . LC to Ul , and be LLKZt much Mamma V . xax ' too . j coming j , j affectionate c an cxx w ^^ in x s * at *> , but the w I moment soon . brough , we * all t him * of us to *» settled that I was to be his lordship ' s third wife . So I am to after belong all to . the Some " frisky one told matron me division the other , " as clay Bobb , that y would Edwin say de , conduct Burgh was . If going he does into , the I shall Catholic , go to Church hear , him heart preach -broken — at black my becomes his complexion .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 25, 1867, page 30, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_25051867/page/4/