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... Y>y Mr, Cherry, called the Magic of Libertv; » tfu: t‘i ...
... Y>y Mr, Cherry, called the Magic of Libertv; » tfu: t‘i ...
... Cherry, called The Magic of British Liberty; or the Great Consul's Metamorphosis: consisting of song, dance, dialogue, and harlequinade, all loyally and locally, adapted, will be brought forward on Saturday evening, with new scenery and decorations, particularly ...
... our grief is past shewing, • Andatt can add hf—the mode his going; Which formVl, left us. grand A kind ill's Mountebank-Harlequinade. Hut that the procession duly may quote, What first struck the eye was wonderful bout That boat, by magical kind direction ...
... but litde novelty incident. It is founded on the old nursery, story of the Fairy of the Well, and abounds with the usual harlequinade tricks and escapes. Those two powerful props modern pantomime the younger Bologna and Grimaldi again exerted themselves ...
... crossed in love, which was encored. Master Williams, who lirst appeared the other day, sang ballad in the course of the harlequinade, with power and sweetness of voice quite astonishing in child. There was also attempt to ridicule the Indian Jugglers, ...
... [day of the genuine Drama.—But lie is forced retire—and lie tells Whim enjoy Ins transient hciir, u tremble The usual Harlequinade then commences, and pursued through variety of laughable incidents, in which the transitions, tricks, and manoeuvres are ...
... dominions of the of the East for near three quarters of an hour, at and about the Chinese Court, before we knew the thing was a Harlequinade, or one of the more fashionable species, a Melo-drame. Tue Army.—The following article, issued from the War Office, confirms ...
... do not recollect whether her Royal Highness danced with Bergami or not, she might have done not. One of the pieces was harlequinade. saw Louis in the dress of harlequin, but 1 do not recol lect the circumstance of her Royal Highness performing the part ...
... friend Grattan, he should perish in the attempt. A house in Regent-street, Piccadilly, is just set out with sign boards and harlequinade paiutiugs.from top bottom, as gaily as the wild beast end of Exeter 'Change. If the tenants of the new street cover and ...
... first, but he placed three blows upon the contusions. Acton went down heavily, mid did not come his head rolled almul in harlequinade fashion. Ward won the fight in JO minutes and half without a scratch. AND GAS. Tliis fight was won by Burke, much the heaviei ...
... Ward, and it was thought the fight was over. 11. Josh, made a lucky impression on Ward’s right which he rolled about in li harlequinade. I*2.—Hudson under every disadvantage made the piny, and had the best of the round. The forlorn hope was the order of the ...
... axletree-the coach layed nearly an hour by it.-Mr. Parsloe, of cevent Garden Theatre, whlile performing Pan- , ttew in a harlequinade, Msonday night, as sub- itute for Mcr. Barnes, bath his eye literally rnick out by the sword of Hiarlequin-M~r. P. .we ...