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    • THE WEEK.
    • WOMAN'S WOKJD-BOOK.
    • THE TIP OF THE TOMAHA WK.
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      216 The Tomahawk. [May 30, 1868.

      216 THE TOMAHAWK . [ May 30 , 1868 .

      Notice Of Removal. As Soon As The Extens...

      NOTICE OF REMOVAL . As soon as the extensive alterations ' are completed the Office of The Tomahawk re //// be removed to 199 STRAND .

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      London, Ma Y 30, 1868.

      LONDON , MA Y 30 , 1868 .

      The Week.

      THE WEEK .

      Sergeant Armstrong Appears To Think That...

      Sergeant Armstrong appears to think that he is a big gun , whereas , he is only a small bore .

      Siderable It Is Reported Length That For...

      siderable It is reported length that for Lippinco Mr . Swinburne tfs Magazine has written . It a is poem to be of hoped conthat it does not possess equal breadth .

      So The Jamaica Committee Have At Last Su...

      So the Jamaica Committee have at last succeeded in getting Mr . Eyre committed for trial . We admire their perseverance , and cannot help wondering whether if it were employed against those who are directly responsible for the sufferings and death of many white wretchescalled paupersit might not meet with

      equal success . The great , skill with which , these disinterested defenders of the Jamaica negro have tried to prove that black is white , should be a guarantee for their benevolence being a less colourable pretext than it is at present .

      The Daily News, Which Justly Has A High ...

      The Daily News , which justly has a high reputation as a most excellently conducted journal , though with extreme radical sympathies , contained on Monday last , an article which we may characterize as gratuituously dishonest . Considering that Her Majesty has made a practice for the last three years ,

      leaving for Scotland in the middle of the season , and without any regard to the state of public affairs , it is a considerable stretch of party malice to attribute to Mr . Disraeli ' s manoeuvres what the writer must know he was as guiltless of advising , as he was as powerless to prevent . It would be just as fair to charge the Liberal party with causing the Queen ' s illness , because they happened to be in office when it commenced .

      The House Of Commons Only Gets More Upro...

      The House of Commons only gets more uproarious every day , spite of all the warnings that have been addressed to it . Honourable Members seem to vie with one another in trying to bring disgrace upon the body to which they belong . They ought to be treated like rebellious schoolboys , and have some

      of their holidays stopped . If they go on as they have the last week , we may expect to see the opposition and the independent supporters of the Government playing " No child ot mine ' with fighting Mr . at Disrael even wei i ; g while hts for Mr . ^ Bri 10 ght a-side and and Mr . a John box Hardy of cigars are . Or perhaps some day the Premier will find Mr . Gladstone

      sitting in his place , and if he offer to regain it will be met with the polite observation " Bunk you brute , or I'll punch your head . " It ' s a pity that some system of icing the House can not be invented which would cool the tempers of the members . Certainly , this Session will be known , par example , as the Political dog-days .

      Woman's Wokjd-Book.

      WOMAN'S WOKJD-BOOK .

      For The Use Of Our Young Friends. {Conti...

      FOR THE USE OF OUR YOUNG FRIENDS . { Continued . } y-Parliamen tached t . , House of . —A Tea-room with a debating-club at-Party , Evening , Tea , or otherwise . —Means of establishing a Passion tariff LCfcJ . J . LJ . V of The / X your ^ TUUL boiler nei J . JA . J . g £ ^ of hbours l . ll _ # which Ul 4 . 1 . O ' toilettes lUUdl ^ S * . is the valve

      Peacock . . — —The bird to , whom J uno common gave sense a train and safety a chignon - . . ' Pearl poverty . —The may oyster vaccinate small-pox . , not catching for such women as Pe Pee rtness rage . . — — The The marryer wit of the ' s compass ignorant . . Pe Periwi t . —A g . testimony —The chignon to Homoeopath ' s great ancestors y . Once . a woman is in a Pew —Th , it takes it the a great Pharisee deal falls of Petting into to the cure Sabbath her .

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      j is & vr jr . -t . x ujv . o inuiiua ^ ¦ . . . Politics vented . —What from woman taking a reall share y understands in . and therefore is pre-Po ? natum . —The oil used for woman ' s locks when inclined to Port turn . — -A rusty wine . our boys tell us is only crummy when crusty .

      The Tip Of The Tomaha Wk.

      THE TIP OF THE TOMAHA WK .

      The Derby ! The Derby ! Now The Tell Ho ...

      The Derby ! the Derby ! Now The tell Ho us rse who ivho will first win co ? ? nes in . But what will be the Horse ' s name ' Twill , the be rest —on among every ? tongue . Come , cease your funning—let A us Tip have from a prop us ? hecy And . why ? Wh The foremost not ? we ' on ve sing the war led - path before ; while a score To Of coming ware event shadows s which & we & fate have 4 has pointed brought out about

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      The St The . R Lady onan , is and The tremendo Rosycross Earl , us with ! , you Blu St . e Ronan will Gown perceive falls and back Green : ! . Sleeve , The Here pace stride they are of The ! well Earl together is observed ! Jocks to grow make slack their appeal To the whip with the hand , to the spur with the heel ! Are Thunder BLUE past GOW ! It , T is H over E L . ADY The , GREEN numbers you SLEEVE 'll see , 1 , 2 , 3 . ( Signed ) TOMAHAWK . May , 1868 .

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      New The ( Serjeant New ) ( but Armstro exploded ng Gun ) . Political Weapon . — The j Ladies Literary . —The Intelligence Magasin de Modes : A Daily . Magazine for Young

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), May 30, 1868, page 216, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_30051868/page/4/