... i MARRIED. MPR. ALDERY'S new comedy of Married, produced at the Royalty Theatre, was but inhospitably received by the audience. Disapproval was not perhaps much provoked by the unlikely and irrational nature of the story told by the dramatist, for ...

... WAS SWIFT MASRRIED?* WAS Swift married to Stella ? That is one of the points which Mr. Craik discusses with his usual impartiality; and though we do not entirely agree with him, we admit that there is great force in his arguments. The marriage, if it ...

... TWICE MARRIED. A New and Original Comedy-Drana, in Three Acts, by Clement O'Neill and Harvey Sylvester, First Performed at the Gaiety Theatre on Monday Afternoon, April 25th, 1887. Mark Jessop ?? M Mr FRED. LEsLiE Matthew Tyndall ?? Mlr E. D. WARD Dan ...

... regard to the relation- ship of the parties will result, antd each of thle Cliardins believes it will be to his advantage to marry first. A letter which the amorous Major has written to his lathy- lose, suggesting a secret umiarriage, conies into tble possession ...

... afterwards. Married for Money displays no vct' sintilitude in the delineation of character and no skill in constructiOO beyond the coarse kind of ability that is shown in concentrating within LI brief space a variety of painful incidents. *M''arried for Money ...

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... MARRIED IN M.ASTE.' is, this comedy, we lbelieve, Mr IT. J. Byron lies more than Onaiycties of hins Works wheels We ease1 call to m1indl ricilcti'iitiolsil' itudied nature, -nt1l -eroMilis h ois exirvag-in.t Jecti I alugliiig for lcigidsisi Si.e Cc/cs ...

... upi he way best suitable to the exigencies of' my own pa. L'Hlonrme de Solriaate ,4ns, another oftesipposed nsources of' Married and Single, I have never seen, -nor did l ever Irear irf it tillafter tire ptirforiranrce of usy Comedy. of tIre otlrer additions ...

... THE MARRIED MAN'S MENTTOR.* A French philosopher has renmarlknc that thero is something inevitably comic as,;ociateil 'with Dealth. The joke, in the case of 'Marriage, Iis more obvious to ihe general reader. In- deed, the baro notion of matrimony seems ...

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... refuses to marry Elvira. He gets confused, and Pansy herself discovers that the supposed lieutenant is a fraud. However, the widow promises Pansy a large sum of money if she will com- pel the real Oats to keep his promise, so that Elvira may marry the man ...

... MARRIED BENEATH HIM. A One Aet Play, Written by E. Vivian Edmonds, Produced at the Queen'e Opera House, Workinglon, on Friday, Leo. 12th. Lord Broadmere ?? ?? r B. EDMoNDS Frank lroadmere . Mr E. VIVIAN tDMOIhoNS Pierre Nevado.M Mr IVAN F. SIMPSeON ...