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Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland

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THEATRE

... resipect- able representative of the rough sturdy borderer, Dandie Din- mont, but he was often unfortunate in his attetnapts to speak a the Scottish dialect. It is scarcely 'necestory to add, that tire present perfoirntnce possesses nro portion of the vigour ...

MR INCLEDON'S BENEFIT

... British accents sound, we Exeiece what he felt on British ground: While to his ear your language they impart, lost Oh may they speak your language to his heart ! hlV May all the social joys which here exist, and There wait upon the Wandering .M.'odist! ...

FRENCH DRAMA

... screams and convulsions-by rage and t , fur. i 'E Talma was brought forward by vociferations f e for the author. he was about to speak, when s hisses became the signal for a general confusion. s iolent scenes occurred in different quarters of !r thepit. A young ...

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE

... Mr Kemble was much affected by these new marks of kindness. After several minutes were thus passed, he made a new effort to speak, and at length was heard to say- ' 1LAniES AN) GENTLEMEN-1 am trespassing on your tinte, I was afraid I Ai:ould not have the ...

MR KEMBLE'S FAREWELL

... health, I beg leave to offerr you my must heartfelt and sincere acknow- It-dgments. Unuied as I am to extemporaneous public speak- ing, it will not app-ar extraordinary that I should be a little embarrassed, in addiessing an assembly in which I see so many ...

FOR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY

... were in diffesent parts of the room. The shock instantaneously deprived all of the facul- ties of seeing, hearing,' and. speaking; and in tlis state they remained insensible, it is suppo- sed, for five or ten minates. Wji~n the asto-; nished fatoily began ...

FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER

... space, in the same time, to perform one revolution of the winch axis, as with the old rnotion ; so that, mechianical- ly speaking, no time wvas lost or power gained, as far as regarded the nature of the machine.- But, as to the application of man's force ...

VERSES ON THE DEATH OF THE HON. HENRY ERSKINE

... Wihretha boroeds tahy nanme to bid it live; thisw d fame, zoo verse to thee can give? led And yet, svow bootless twere of thee to speak, ake sie al wht1toht l.snethitleae knrow tloo well hows seak dish Wre learnbig's latld, of fancy's fondest strais: ?? weak ...