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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 28th November 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page 238

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  • Departments (3)
    • WHAT IT HAS COME TO!
    • ENIGMA.
    • ANSWER TO THE LAST DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
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      The It Hustings Really Would Last Week S...

      old been and fired likel , the y to amateur burst ) , and artillerymen after some desisted ten or a dozen from their shots dan had - gerous employment . It will be remembered that Messrs . Brown Mr ( L . ) . , Robinson Smith ( C ) ( , L and . ) retir Jones ed ( ( shot C . ) are through now the the onl stomach y candidates ) on , the as day of nomination . Noon .

      State of the Poll . Brown Smith ( ( C L ) ) . . . . . . . . 94 114 Jones ( C ) ... 27 . £ 7 Pr 1 os ices . . — Trad Liberal e brisk votes . , £$ a-piece . Conservative votes , Brown We \ ££ regret dlX and th irAAV to e Mis XrXl say that ses J \*& Brown J- party ^ A \ 11 feeli ( 2 ) were ng still murdered ru Vfcv ns very b s nWa g h— *^* Mrs £ + - .

      JLJ X J W -U . ^ J VV \*^ / wv ^ " * * " ****** ^**~» w y j . m .. per s * r ) sons ping . — It we is feared won ' t call that them the Liberals gentlemen will — retaliat while engaged e by slaug in htering shop-Mr . Smith ' s mother-in-law . Two P . M . State oj the Poll . Brown ( L ) . . . 323 kjllj Smith \ . lt 11 ( C ^—) ) » . . * . Retire 247 "" ft d shot the head

      Jones ( C ) . . . ( through ) . votes P Most rices , £$ of . — a the Liberal -piece churches . votes Trade have , £ 3 dull a been -p . iece pulled , or 2 for down £ 5 . . The Conservative scholars with at the the Ragged prisoners Schools set free have from been the liberated Town , Gaol and . have A few fraternised women are were giving killed no in quarter the last . charge of the Military . The Volunteers Four p . m .

      Close of the Poll . Brown Smith ( ( C L ) ) . . . . 400 Retired . ( mortally wounded ) . gross Prices . Scarcel . —Liberal y any votes business , 5 s . a doing dozen . . Conservative votes , 6 s . a man It will certainl be seen deserves that Mr . the Brown success headed which the poll has . attended This gentle his - efforts to secure y a seat in Parliament . He is most fortunate to have passed through 1 the ordeal / iai of / election uivuuv / with wxl 4 j onl \ the txiu loss xvsd of / j n lx

      UdVC uaaacu LJ . 14 . vsugj . vuw vuv ^ vx . u .. jxixjf y * j v . c a * eye Mr and . Brown the fracture , on his of appearance an arm . on the Hustings , was received with expedient loud cheers to look and after much the hissing Returning . After Officer a while . It it is was with judged deep regret that we announce that this worthy gentleman was disthat covered a random lying dead shot under ( fired the by Reporter the Conservatives ' s table . It ) is killed supposed him earlier in the day .

      238 The Tom Ah A Wk. {November 28, 1868.

      238 THE TOM AH A WK . { November 28 , 1868 .

      What It Has Come To!

      WHAT IT HAS COME TO !

      Metropolis Apropos In Of The The Coming ...

      metropolis Apropos in of the the coming contemp season late , we ab p sen ublish ce of the Royalty following from items the among of intelligen our readers ce , which who subscribe have to a the special Court interest Journal for ; , - — those reported There will that be the no seas e o n r has Paris dete rm is ined Christ on m as , ssing as it th is e wint he m e ust r at soon Bath , get his into advis hot ers havi water ng . consid Guided ered by this inevitable opinion that he has for his made temporary his selection domicile of . this still fashionable watering-place

      her Her present ex-M residence ajesty , the in Queen Coventry of Spain . There , will will continue be no to Court occupy at Madrid . The Sultan of Turkey and suite will make a short stay at onl Margate y ) at the , wher Hall e th by ey the will Sea appe ( a admission r ( for a lim one ited num shilling ber ) . n There ights will be no Court at Constantinople . The King of Prussia has taken the whole of the Lord Warden

      Metropolis Apropos In Of The The Coming ...

      who Hotel has , at suffered Dover , for of late six months years from . It a is great said that deal his of Majesty feverish , reg excitement imen for , has short been period urgentl , and y that advised he purposes to pursue , therefore a lowering , taking is a course about to of visit the celebrated . There will powders be no named Court at after Berlin the . sea-port he that The he Emperor is about to descend Russia has the started crater of Ve suvius les . with It is a reported view to protesting strongly against the continual use of explosive material niab ^ i iai b kjj y the biiV / authorities auuAVJ but . i . bi ^ i ? in xii that iiiut to volcano v viuaiiy that . ( The a in mission uu ^ isiuii is * o >

      there scientific will and be no humane Court , at St we . Petersburg regret say this winter consequence . advertising The King tour of Denmark , having several will be ageing occupied relations next season to marry in off an willing while there to put is a substitute any market in for his them place . , with He will use , of however the crown , be , g and lad a to sal hear ary from ( payable Prince in Christian advance ) , of or ^ any ioo other a year walking . He will talent be , held as , in at [ the Copenhagen event of no next one year turning . up , there will be no Court

      Enigma.

      ENIGMA .

      He Down Breathed 'Neath It The In Willow...

      He Down breathed ' neath the in willows my glowing by the ear mere , . Oh And ! how when I treasured relentless it Time within broug my heart round ! the hour , When If he knew b these roke that this sad o ' er words that my he life were would he spoken held break this " we power must heart , — part . /' , my His Each letters loving IV came word , warm Vt assumed from his his passionate much-loved soul form ;

      J _~* CLV ^ i . A V Xllg VW . L , C * i 9 ^ U . AJ .. LV- 'VL X 11 J 1 UUUX 1 " 1 U V WU lUlllli . To Nor read dreamed them o ' the whole calm so ghts sweet from presaged sleep I a stole storm , . At last it came , no outward semblance bearing And Of I that the dread envelope poisoned was madly dart that tearing lay within , To reach the loving words I deemed no sin . And I read then the truth hard , and and k cruel new my lines self displayed betrayed , .

      Knew Had that tramp this led man on all whom honour I had and deemed all truth so ; pure , E ' Was en in I that deadening he could trance never show of grief me , full ruth sure And He who lies , to though witness wed called , had his stole God my above virgin . love ; , So this I took—since nought for me was left Of every in the hope world , of every to wear joy m bereft y load , of shame ; Fain was I to forget my very name . Relig I cannot ion mock hate— s to me love with I cannot phanto cease m pea . ce ,

      Answer To The Last Double Acrostic.

      ANSWER TO THE LAST DOUBLE ACROSTIC .

      P Ill S O D E L Ed A L 00 T And Incorrec...

      P ill S O d E L ed A L 00 T and Incorrect X ^ UUJV ^"" v wl 1 \ X w > U 1 answers aU 9 VVWLi Norwood m . *• 9 by % JJ \ n Slodger WJXVSVlgWJL T ~ % S ~* and C *«& U -V . Tiney . * . J -l & b jr , y -Rub LVULSJf Thomas ml y ' 0 Ghos V ** llVSaif # t , Charley X- >* 1 «* 1 XV IV * Jf

      Happy O Jack ( Lower , J . D . ( Bristol ) , E ) , . C Dot . Dering -and-carry , F . -one , Elvira ( Liverpool Podgers ) , , George Sydney Russell Jackson ( Coleford ) , Castlebar Terrier , Wilbones liam O 'Hara Kensal , O , Green J ump , ing The Moses How , ling The Maniac Rattling of Skull Harrow and and Cross the - The Parson Wendover ' s Daughter Wonder , A G , roan Sam from uel E . Thomas Cobden , and Statue Hero and Dyrba Leander Deyol . , Erratum . —The first word in the answer last week should have been Cuss , not Cluss .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Nov. 28, 1868, page 238, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_28111868/page/10/