... to give details of plot or of dialogue. To recount a plot in this play would be to invent a plot;- and to speak of its dialogue would be to speak of sen- timent without feeling, and jokes without wit. It was totally withdrawn. There can be no doubt of ...

... Gentleman in the country, and when you talked of S ldll anzi/~y we knew you meant Justice BoXD-and when you put out your hand to speak agaifst the Gentlemen, as was against filching, Dicil, he said, you'd a fine finger for a pocket. I always thoughtlsonesty ...

... t:singer, for some years 'back, at the Dublin Theatre,,,is engaged for the 'Summer' Season 'at'the Lyceum Thea' tre. Reports speaks most faveurably of the talents of this Gentleman. - A Tandem Glub is about to be establiehed in defiance of the Four-in-Hand ...

... fron to til 3 oclock. Mr. SH EsIZAsN left town yesterday Dr Leatherhead, in Surrey. ItOt IJACONIC,. .Mi:h'eL, v'I.ILLis, speak thy mind. Am I the man or too? I am lint, te so kind -To tell nbe plain1ly. so5 If my pasnion yoti approve, I'm of course, ...

... that reniders it's reprcsentaion on tile sta;ge, where there should alwaxs he roolim lor the display of acting as well as speaking, dull and lieais. The principal parts in the p;av, t teetnine and Prasus, the Veronese Gentlemen, colme in anld go uix:, ...

... in Europe, and is not Blest Paper-Credit' much the same powerfbl engine now that it was in Pope's days-or does the Bard speak somewhat prophetically? I amsn Sir, You*', SIMON4 51412?0. The real cause of Lord CAstLEE A aHi's fall info the Thames was ...

... The voice Of Ml. PorE iS superior I in sweetness of tone and volume to that of any tragedian. on the stage, and it-a with speaking is with singing-- a however scientific and skilful a performer may be- I however he may manage his attitudes, pauses and ...

... the e,. of their frieids and endanger the safety- of their -blood vessels. Of the vocal performers I regret that I cannot speak in ternis of praise. Madame DussEcrx still ?? all the defects observable in her- former chla- racters; indeed, it is as impossible ...

... wreaths, ye Nymphs intwine, Ye Sviains your strains exultant raise; Your choral lays, ye. Muses, join, To hail their worth, and speak their praise. * She ?? swift as glanacinig stars . Evanishcfrom the gazer's sight, The radiant Vision disappears, And-scales ...

... gratified with the business as well as the enter- tainroent of the day. One day, in the presence of JULIUS CASSAR, a Courtler was speaking with some scxerity against an- other; but was checked by the Ditacor', who desired him to spare him, for he did not deserve ...

... hats announced for Jhe 5th of ?? the exes~lletit comedy of ?? 8r/saolfor- Srcsaona, and a new rntlu-drui-an, 6f which reporit speaks highly. Her meiitojious efforts, ihliich lave raised ier sb much is tie esteem of a discerning poblic4 Will, we trust, securebe ...

... fong of triunmph fwell, And now the vidor's glory tell: -Sound high the Britifh Seaman's fam~e, And Englilhgradtide proclaim: Speak hiw a gencroui Nation OaVe Its ?? tribute to the bravc; How to the Widow's, Orphan's &id, ' The Patriot fotntain flow'd relief ...