... the score of age ; we believe that their periodical presentation can be traced no further back than the time of Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, a performer who seems to have possessed large stock of low original humour, which caused his performances to be attractive ...

... too highly. The latter exerted himself with remark- ui able ability, and stamped himself the best clown since theR days of GRIMALDI; his imitation of DUVEBNAY was one of 6 ...

... the smaller growth—who are far better judges of pantomimes than they. It is true that no man ever pleased us so much as Grimaldi; he was a prodigy in his way; he made us laugh 'til we cried to be serious, v:hich—even in the absence of every desire to ...

... of fun—sortie insupportably droll fellow, whom all the world allows to be foreamat in his mirth. inspiring Class Such wa, Grimaldi; the sight of now, would be an antidote to most of the joyful reminiscences of boyhood. However, it is consoling enough to ...

... the Crown, and act up to its stipulations. But what in such a case would the Tory papers do ? We speak not of the imes, the Grimaldi of journals, who can at any time throw a summerset on a cabbage-leaf, but we speak of the respectable Tory papers, —how in ...

... bore, a group of laughing children unlovely, and the reinembrence of that period when to our juvenile minids the capers of Grimaldi were worth all the best acting of Kiemble and Garrick put together, be- comies aiipleasing, we shall maintain that the Pantomimes ...

... Chancellor suggested that Lord Brougham, who bad beard the arguments, be requested decide it. —Waltham Abbey steeple chase; Grimaldi (Capt. Becher) the winner.—Sir E. Pepys (Lord gazetted as Lord Chancellor, and Mr. Oickerstetb (Lord Master the 2i* The premises ...

... last letter itself has the sound of Hell. YOUNG GRIMALDI AND T. DIBDIN.—The late young Grimaldi boasted a vernacular peculiarly his own; for example, Mr. T. Dibdin, during the frequent illness of Mr. Grimaldi, sen., one day asked the son very earnestly after ...

... The alleged transfer the maacy leek place to April, the ui on rage-deed bore dale October. It waa left In the hands Hr. Grimaldi, Ike legal gentleman who executed it; and it neear taglatatad until canuniaaloa against Messrs. Starkey issued ta 1888. It ...

... money in question. The alleged transfer took place in April, and the mortgage deed was dated in October. It remained with Mr. Grimaldi, the legal gentleman who had prepared it, and was not registered till the commission was taken out against the Messrs. Starkey ...

... in question. Th.; alleged transfer took place in April, and the mortgaae deed was dated in October. It remained with Mr. Grimaldi, the legal gentlema:e. who had prepared it, ad was not registered till . the commission was taken out against the Messrs ...

... Mount. Eagle, FJacrow, Warwick, Dan O’Connell, Foreigner Creeper, Bitten, Laura, Hector, Jeny. Bright Eyes, Countess sis to Grimaldi.* ...