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... order, as it would appear, to give it a London flavour, a new part, Cor- poral Lhout, has been introduced for Wright; but the absurdities of the character, whilst they did not fail to create laughter, illustrated by Wright' s drolleries, were so improbable ...
... she is more at home before a London audience; and those qualities which she exhibited are of the highest order, and calculated, to take her to a leading position in her profession. Miss C. Lacy (as Ellen), new to the London stage, has the power of con- ...
... difficulties they have to en- counter could never have been surmounted in any part of the world, or at any time, but in London and a Christmas Panito- mime. As such the lover of ceurse escapes from. beneath the Helmet, and p enetrates into the vault of the ...
... side of the way, Exeter Hall, and procession of the disciples of Peace-the Happy Family illustrated, fighting-the cooking of railway accounts by means of Soyer's new kitchen range, which changes to the Railway King in the ?? Market as it is, Is a capital ...
... Lebarr and Wright; and Clown, Mr. Flexsore. Eight new comic scenes follow- a furrier's and music seller's; Smithfield market as it is; Smithfield as it ought to be, In this scene we have Flex. more's new ?? chorical, fantastical,'toetical, peeticel, pa ...
... CITY OP LONDON LIBRURY. The Library of the Corporation Of the City of London, for the UIse of the Metnmers avid their fellow Citiz.eus, is now open for the reception of donations and visitors. Tue Corporation Corn- mittee, at the bead of which is Mr. ...
... with that particularity of incident and command of countenance in which no man could equal him. At Christmas in the year 1709, people were consulting their new almanakS to see if PAR- TRIDGE could prove himself' to be alive, in spite of Squire Bicketrtaf's ...
... there should I eno grand emporium of liberal education in London [loud I applausel. It is in London that the general ?? has its ismost collective and potent influence on public affairs. It is in London, therefore, that the understandings of the people ought ...
... Lambetih will generously support so valuable an institution. Mr. Elmes, the surveyor of the port of London, is preparing a port-volant, or steam-britge, on a new con-. struction, to connect the important counties of Kent and I Essex at the ferry at Greeslrhitlhe ...
... LONDON? THURSDAY, JAM. 7. IN abetting the humane and charitable project of jo' relieving instantly, by subscription, the unexampled the sufferings and destitution which afflict and threa- un ten to depopulate the remote and barren districts deE of Ireland ...
... NEWS OF THE WEEK. I SEA3MEN'S HOSPITAL-On WVednesday the twentieth anniver. ssry of' tie foundation of the hospital for sick anid diseased sea- men in the port of London, on board the Dreadnought, moored off Greenssiclh, was celebrated at the London Tavern ...
... countenance, by example, superfluous a talking or officious activity. s INDIA isbeginningto send home news similar to i that which England sends thither-news no longer of Iat_ or-__- conqest bu of fe -trd reom n ,I battle or conquest, but of free-trade reform ...