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    • WHAT THEY WILL TAKE HOME WITH THEM.
    • LAW BY JURY.
    • VENUS TURNED SHOPKEEPER.
    • CHARADE.
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      Is P Garden Led Rather M Ge . . Gounod ,...

      we so get me There have as young much are alread gentlemen some noise y mentioned other as they in alterations the can , and stalls for the th , in who eir advisability addition money ( very properl I to of those which y ) lik which e we to from are disposed G . into F to ., which question may ; be Mdlle good . Patti for the transpo singer ses , but her may valse not be gains good anything for the music being . The transposed valse is from ugly , a bri ght doubt key into if it a scene " dummy is transposed " one . Then a note , again , and , the duet quartette in the in fourth the marriage ( Nuit d'hyme * " e , o douce nuit but but d ' amour it it ) , is lowered not not a to to semitone let let the . All

      this this may mav be be necessary necessary , , see seems ms a a pity pity me com com--poser We have shall his perhap way , s , if recur it is for one subject night onl of y Romeo . and Juliet ^ meanwhile Mdlle . Patti , our to look readers at Si may go Mario to Covent to exalt Garden the name to of praise Mr . Augustus Harris , , and to marvel gnor at the , rare beauty of Mr . Mat . Morgan ' s scenery .

      Jul Y 20, 1867.3 The Tomahawk. 131

      jul y 20 , 1867 . 3 THE TOMAHAWK . 131

      What They Will Take Home With Them.

      WHAT THEY WILL TAKE HOME WITH THEM .

      Reception It Really Committee Would Appe...

      Reception It really Committee would appear to utterl that y destroy it has the been taste the s and object morals of the of from our B one elgian dissi guests pation . From into a first nother to until last they the quietest have been and hurried most of virtuous libertines of them that must ever gave have the at length Surrey become Theatre the a subject most vicious for a melodram they A horrible will carry a . admiration We home have with the for them very the great best Vance reasons . for believing that . A A frantic wild thirst enthusias for gin m . , for skittles . And a passionate and unreasoning love for the Syrens of I Cremorne .

      Law By Jury.

      LAW BY JURY .

      | I British There Juryman At Least Is Se...

      | I British There juryman at least seems graduall to be allowing a faint himself gleam to of be hop transported e that the fro terra m Ji the rma deceitful of common ground sense of speculat and adherence ive irrationality to actual to facts the . The sure it chang has e begu must n we necessarily have more be than slow enoug ; but h if to we be thankful can be quite for . broug One of ht the against stereotyped a respectable charges of dentist criminal . The assault absurdity was last and week inaccusation * consistency ^*\*\*\ 3 ± Vl i \ . L \ JJkl . m . of Few 1 . the V * rr persons £ evidence M \* JL i ^ VlliJ capable UU at . L / WUAV once of VA showed for JLWL ming A 111 A 1 & the an U . 1 1 opinion \ J nature U / 4 J . XJ . VSX * . of WVIUiU could the

      have hesitated a moment as to what the verdict ought to be . These several jurymen hours , and , however when , in they their returned infinite into stupidity Court , hesitated announced for that they experienced considerable difficulty in arriving at a prisoner conclusion the , but benefit that of they the had doubt at , last and determined that they accordingl to give the y found step towards him not improvem guilty . ent With . A boundless British jury gratitude cannot we be accept reformed this against in a day , and e lying cannot imputations at once make of a prurient its sensitive feminine feelings hypocrisy proof . when desi Perhap gning an s , unoffending however woman , , we after man shall some is hear accused considerable of the of jury a gross time giving has offe the nce elapsed benefit by a , guilt of th . e certainty of his innocence , and not of the doubt of his

      Venus Turned Shopkeeper.

      VENUS TURNED SHOPKEEPER .

      Will We Be Understand Observed By That T...

      will We be understand observed by that the ladies futu who re occasions keep the stalls the following at the Crystal tariff Palace May bury fetes , in in thei aid r dealings of the funds with of strangers the Royal : Dramatic College , s . d . A wink o 6 A A lee squeeze r of the hand 2 1 6 o A Ditt kis s ( superior quality ) 12 5 6 o For further particulars enquire of the stall-keepers .

      1 "* "' "" " ""¦ J Performance A Tenor ?...

      1 " * "' "" " ""¦ j performance A Tenor ?) of Promise . —Mr . Sims Reeves . ( But how about

      Charade.

      CHARADE .

      Alone At Last! Not A Sound To Be Heard—A...

      Alone at last ! not a sound to be heard—And Yes I , , all alone are , in wrapp my ' chamb d in sleep er here ! Oh M ! would sorrowful that my il burning keep . , aching eyes Had but one tear to weep !

      I ' m There past ' all no weep such ing comfort ; that brings me ! relief—Once That more lying I'll and gaze cruel on the Sh « p ! ledge that she gave—I know Oh ! can from such my falseness First ' tis the be ? very same—Will Will she she come feel to one look sing on le my pang face ?— when I ' m dead ? Second ' s all J right ?—Will it wake the house ?

      My JLl-l- " Jf The kJV ^ VUVl sound Q CUL through . llgUt m the * V 11 stillness * JLU WCLlWr rang tll ^ ! IIUUOV " ^ . Stop They ! where were part have of I the heard song those that words she sang ?—Wh . y , Yes , Oh ! but for a draught of my whole to still " What This ' throbbing s this ? " " pain 'Tis here my !" heart — " Let ! me drink !" — " Halloa ! " j

      I I woke woke with with a a sudden sudden start start ;• . And Inste I found ad of learning that I'd dropped my part . off fast asleep , Wednesday Answers , to the be 24 sent th . to No . 9 , Burleigh Street , Strand , before j

      Notices To Correspondents. Received Man ...

      NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS . received man Answer alluded from to to A the Modern is , of Last course Mohock Charade , Bacon O . . — . E ] V . . Solutions E Sears . A . L . have M [ The atthews been wise ; ! bardeer Alpha , " , " Poor Mrs . Little Ferre Bobby n , Thingamy , " " Old , , Cackle J . Winslow J s . , the , R , Painted J . . S . T ., Bom The - , i i War Author , " W of . L " . T The ., R . Murderer P . Q ., A . Z of ., N Putney . B ., " , Two a Tale Idiots of , " the A Constant Crimean Reader 4 vlvl of l the Tomahawk / iviziiin vv Anti iiin - \ OwlA LiarBOSHand j

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      Wm . Reade , Jun . —We were very pleased indeed to receive c the an list add of our the own " various name to periodicals the list if for which like to you send wrote us . " an You ad- ! vertisement . you I contribution Lost or Strayed reached our . —It waste will -paper gratif basket y you in to perfect learn that safety your . ! will SCOTUS consequentl . —Your y find poem a has vast been improve sent ment to Alfred in the Tennyson next produc . You - ! \ tion of the Laureate . F . Declined A . M ., G . , A . without B ., T . S . E Thanks ., M . M . . — , and G . AWAB E . H .. . F . C , A . T ., j ! - - — t

      A Naked Truth.—The ¦ Season For Excursio...

      A Naked Truth . —The season for excursions has com- i ¦ menced a Ramsgate life on , and . To middle this di w in e - can class the have oce gentility an no wave objection hurries au naturel , so to long . Margate as Now it avoids and ; poets tuously of of , the " beauty Swinbur p unadorned ne , school , " may but sing we must eloquentl say there y and , volup is your no- - thing dress VXAlAXj ^ so i 9 V becoming ¦^ 'V ^ ' ' VSXJ bath . & lJ . J . g to conduces bVS modest XI « V ^ 4 VriJV to English ^ the ItgildU health maidens & 1 A «^ of & V « V 1 the A ^ as M >< 7 C a * bathing MUVll | Ilg

      are sure . A , witho sea ut a bathing dress , the health of the body min , but is , to a great extent , impaired . For No young vels gentlemen for the Sea : The -side Sea . — Gull For . young ladies : Flirtation . ; \ A Poser for Mario . — " Wherefore art thou Romeo ? " | our Lambert dramatists Thiboust for years is . dead Weep — , a Parisian Tom Taylor who has Mourn supplied , O j your Oxenford method ! But of translating Sardou live French s ! You idioms may . still be original—in \

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 20, 1867, page 131, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_20071867/page/9/