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    • ¦ •• ^ I,, i - DOIJSTG THE AMIABLE.
    • CHOPS (TO JFOLLO W).
    • TAKING A BULLFINCH.
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      A Ugust 29, 1868.3 The Tom Ah A Wk. 83

      A ugust 29 , 1868 . 3 THE TOM AH A WK . 83

      ¦ •• ^ I,, I - Doijstg The Amiable.

      ¦ ^ I ,, i - DOIJSTG THE AMIABLE .

      Addressed Poor Dr His . Pusey Eirenicon ...

      addressed Poor Dr his . Pusey Eirenicon is a very to the unhappy Church peace of Rome -maker , his . old When friend he , Dr . Newman , had to inform him that he " discharged his olive branch Record cessful and from and < the a now catapult Greek humiliation . Church " His were efforts of humiliations respectivel to get patronised y even he has less by been suc the - ; , , hunting thoroughly is , therefore well snubbed , evidentl by a y " a We very sleyan dangerous Conference and . " disagree Unity - - able able task task , tho thoueh ugh it it is is greatly ereatlv to to be be feared feared that that the the rather rather foggy fosrsrv

      genius however of , he Dr mig . Pusey ht be will allo be wed slo to w be to take a sort in the of hanger fact . -on Perhap to the s , various he only communions make , a compromise he appears here so and anxious there to , for embrace the sake , would of j pacif Say udices , y for ing half instance the way asperity . , he At were of least , his to opponent the go throug idea s is h and the worth meeting day consideration somewhat their pre in . - this fashion : — 3 a . m . —Rise in the dress of a Greek monksay matinsand go

      to bed again . , , 8 A . M ference . — -Imagine for half himself -an-hour the . President of the Wesleyan Con-9 A . M an . — Evangelical Breakfast , and clergyman read famil of y the prayers Church in of the Eng character land . of 11 10 a a . . m m . . — —Walk Preach about a charity his garden sermon in at a a cope Bapti and st Chapel cardinal . ' s hat ,

      Noon . —Declare himself an Irvingite angel and then dine . 1 p . m little . —Hear incense a confession . as a High Churchman and burn a 2 p . m Trapp «¦ » . — rib ^* Take m ^ m ^ i »^ st ^ « . an hour with the spade in the character of a

      3 p . m . —Give a select Quaker tea-party and talk bad grammar . 4 P . M . itch —Call into on advanced a high and Ritualism dry port . wine Tory Churchman and 5 P , . M p . —Write a leading article for the Nonconformist . 6 p . m Railway . —Imag . ine himself a Jesuit and hide in the Underground

      7 8 p p . . m m . . — — Preach Do a little at Mr more . Spurgeon digging ' . s Tabernacle . 9 p . m and . — characters Evening prayers . , vespers , even song in various dresses 10 p . m . —Supper on crab and toast-and-water . Go to bed in a monk popular ' s cell Socinian , with preacher frightful . nightmare , fancying himself a

      11 p . m . —Wait till nobody is looking , then come out . Midnight Patriarch . —Go of Constantinop to sleep and le . dream sweetly that he is the be If quite this sure programme none will does . Should not satisf he y endeavour everybody , to let carry Dr . Pusey it out and congratulate meet with himself but indifferent on having success spared , he no will sort at least of compromise be able to

      to much carry wants out no his matter darling how principle . its Unity terms is how the fictitious trifle he its so existence . Why , does not Dr vague . Pusey try a winter , at Bethnal urgent Green , than and writing then tell begg us ing if there letters is to any Dissenters spiritual , arid work hanging more on to the cope fringes of Greek Archimandrites .

      Chops (To Jfollo W).

      CHOPS ( TO JFOLLO W ) .

      * Ternal Positive Beauty Virtue , But Th...

      * ternal Positive beauty Virtue , but there is not is easil a negative y found Virtue in . these which days is of quite semp as imarketable out , " like fifteen , which carat mig gold ht properly with the be Hall called mark " on Vice it . not found correspondence The War Office in Patents the Daily seem Telegraph to us much . Ideas like are the sent marriage in by shoals : of them well worthy of adoption and an honour

      many to article the inventor or a rifled ' s genius rocket . as The the p case ith is taken be to and mak the e a maximum sensation at of a benefit minimum is reaped of exertion by the , and writer or the may colonel ; of experiments expense . * We Did met the ever head watch of the a university little eddies at a on party the last surface week of . a river you

      * Ternal Positive Beauty Virtue , But Th...

      which towards has the already sea ? left How its they prattling jostle streamhood each other , to as glide who calml would y When say , " Out they of get my there way , to , I will e lost be first n as wave eddi in es , the and ocean become ! " salt into the bargain . Like heads of colleges who , disappearing selve in s no what longer calls the gods elf the they wo were rld of , but a great something capital acting , find the with m- J the mass looked at through the small end of the lorgnette .

      tt se-* Mr A . Rearden regency cannot ever observe compare when with the a rei sun gning quits monarch his throne . Did to visit his the dominions on the other side of the world , leaving his

      how viceroy countless , moon stars , to content exert a to borrowed dwell unnoticed power ov while er the the ni true ght , li ht ere of ign their is p own resent ? , , now strive to show the earth they have g ¦ X- - **• chast chast We ens ens know her her a feature teature handsome s s with with widow a a subdued subdued in the melancholv melanchol market who . n not ot habituall b because ecause y y

      sty she le of beauty any so , like row , but willow because called she weep knows ing , w it , becomes h every one her branches knows is . admiring itself in the stream flowing beneath its ¦ * . for In Now friend a few -a- s days who every are a body utho one r writes s th will at . be re It vents Aomme is onl y e de ch rybod arity lettres y publishi and . regard It will ng . really be a years pity ; every for then no one will be left to read I

      Taking A Bullfinch.

      TAKING A BULLFINCH .

      Originality The Herald Is In , A Deman P...

      originality The Herald is in , a deman paper d by , has the propounded way never at a a regular loss when poser daring for those who are mad enough to object to the appointment of Lord ardent Mayo . sportsman His Lordshi , and p is disting fit to uished govern in India the hunting because -field " he is even an in it is Ireland obvious . " that Let the anybod thing y rep is unanswerable ly to that if they , althoug can . h the Of course duties of of a a Governor Governor--General General of of India India would would appear aaDear to to be be of of a a very verv

      when extraordinary a thoroug kind h acquaint indeed . ance Time with was , the we use all k of now the whi too well was , gentlemen considered who a sine asp qud ired non to in rule the the case mistress of all of the the fine East Eng ; that lish past peculiar , and time nothing , however remains , has of now this become fine trait part in and the character arcel of the of assumed old John b Company y the worn beyond -out and the d unchristian yspeptic " servants and bull " y that ing tone one

      meets places scattered of England here . and there about the second-class wateringpointment Seeing that of this a man is a to fact such , some an peop important le may post object on to no the better aprecommendat Indian policy io , n it than is true that , has of his not violent earned sporting us a reputation tastes . Our for there sticking ¦ 1 may at much be something , and therefore ¦¦ not ¦ , inappropriate from this point in of entrusting view at least its ,

      development ^ v ^™ " ^^ r ^^ ^ w w ^ b ~ ^ v - ^ - ^ g ^ - ^^ to ^^ p- vw a ^ ar ^ gentleman >* ^ - ^« - ^^ r ^^ — ^ v ^ h ^ b ^^ J *^ V ^ h ~^ who ^ r ^^ r ^ ^ v ^^ - ^ is - ^ h ^^ w ^ v said ^ v ^^ v h ^^ ^^ pb ^ to v ^ ^ v ^^^ be ^ V w ^ v just ^^^ v ^» ^ ^ f a > a ^ V ^ . ^^ little # ^ 0 ^ k ^ b ^ b Vl ^ k too ^^ ^ V ~^^ fond Granted of steep nevertheless lechasing . that Mr . Disraeli for once knows what he wearing is about pink , and at a that durbar the chance , and greeting of Her Majesty a nabob ' s representative or two with a friendly shriek of" Yoicks , is consoling to those whoare interested

      will hole in m supporting suDDortine find to be himself picke the the peculiarl d dignity dienitv in the of of y cloth out our our of Eastern Eastern after place all in Empire Empire . India An , , ex . still still - How Irish there there on Viceroy is is earth one one without will he the be able blessed to prevent aid of an disloyalty Established , disaffe Church ction , ? and rebellion

      News For Boucicault.—We Understand That ...

      News for Boucicault . —We understand that Mr . Reade hatched novel , out the of his celebrated well-known "Fowl " Eg " -o in . " his " new and original " Telegraph Bought is and sold Sold at . all —An the advertisement Kiosques on states the Boulevards that the Dail , & c y . We wonder if it is bought at the Tuileries .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Aug. 29, 1868, page 83, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_29081868/page/3/