... violation of the British Coustitution. Giving greater rein to his rhetorical gifts, Mr. IMe'lNeill averred that this armed harlequinade was supported solely in the interests of the Irish landlords. It v. as a Pretorian guard - a cross between Janissaries ...

... andwa subsequently, on another similar charge, committed * a term of imprisonment. ALARM OF FIRE IN A THnIATRXt-Wlil-e .h -harlequinade of the pantomime was being' pla' ii Dundee Theatre Royal on Saturday, great alarm was' caused by some one in the gallery ...

... was irresistibly detained until half an hour after :midnight, at which tinra . it was deemed advisable to cut short the harlequinade. With regard to the spectacular part of the pantmcime I may briefly point out that the jewelled cave and the | palace ...

... Dover to-day, the contrast between the stage- ceehing period aud the present mnode of coniveyance ?? a happy idea for a harlequinade. Mir. BaRTett |can boast of having a splendid pant:mime. ?? by 'talented actors and actresses, with most tastefill scenery ...

... their lives to this silly farce; and it only needs one or two memorable and untnistaklable examples to put an end to a harlequinade as annoying to our neighbours as it is discreditable to decent Irishmene- .ZV0lc lerk, fTimes. T Eni M ORMOI N TitAILS ...