... Shoe-lane.--Lord Sidmouth attained the age of SO on Tuesday, having been in receipt of the public money full half a century.--Grimaldi, the clown, died suddenly on Thursday.--The sentence of twenty years' imprisonment passed upon Boireau, the accomp!ice of ...

... at the lime took the poison. ’• _ INQUEST JOS Hl* GRIMALDI, THE CELEBRATED CLOWN. I'ridav evening inquest was held the Marquis CornwaUis, Sonlhamnton-strcet, PenUmville, the body »f Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, aped 57. . Mr William Cooke, proprietor the Marquis ...

... Death op Joe Grimaldi.—Poor Joe Grimaldi no more! Who does not remember the name of Joe Grimaldi. Those who are too young to have seen him must have beard of him, and those who are old enough have seen him can never forget him. Grimaldi was not mere grinning ...

... 11a 1 3 „ Man 0a35 0 ditto Mailitue, 6Oa 8 Oper too DEATO GRIMALDL—We have to annouuce the sudden death of the veteran Grimaldi, who died at his house, 33, Southampton-street, Pentonville, at twelve o'clock Wednesday night. He was assisted from the ...

... ruwallis, Southampton-strert, Pen ton vi lie, before Mr. Stirling and respectable jury, on view of the body of Mr. Juaeph Grimaldi, aged 57, for a aeries of years a clown of unrivalled celebrity at the different theatres of the metropolis, whose death ...

... G'i>,Helta, died at Naples, the of ; '. ' a ,_ was chief director of the Royal Academy ol Music 1 capital. s The late Joe Grimaldi was probably the best clown that ever appeared the stage. l ®' was rich but chaste, and lie excited laughter with°u^' parent ...

... the certificate. Death Jos Joe Grimaldi ta no mor# 0 Whe does not retnemher the name of Joe Grimaldi. Those ate too young seen him must have heard of him, and those are*old enough have him can never forget him. Grimaldi waa not mere grinning, face-making ...

... when the cloth had been removed was requested to sing, but persisted in declining ; on which his Rev. Host said, Why, Mr. Grimaldi, I invited you on to hear a a song.' Did you, Sir? replied the latter, good even, 4 4114 in tantlf quitted file hum ...

... Charles Dibdin (son of the great lyrist). Grimaldi was indebted to Charles for almost all the songs in which he set London in a roar; and now actor and author share a few feet of earth between them. Mr. Grimaldi has left his shares in Sadler's Wells to ...

... Exchequer's, in vo . co \F* A The Vice Chancellor did not sit to-day ft the death of one of his Honour's brothers- Death of Joe Grimaldi — This cei*.^ yp\y> died suddenly this morning at his house, j street, Pentonville, at an advanced age. **■ ' jsj_/ five ...

... when the cloth had been removed was requested to sing, but persisted in declining ; on which his Rev. Host said, Why, Mr. Grimaldi, I invited you on purpose to hear a song. Did you. Sir,' replied tiie latter, good evening, and instantly quitted the ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, 4. INtQUEST Oh- GRIMALDY.-O. Friday evening an inquest was he~d Et the Marquess Cornwallis, Southampton street, Pentonvifle; to investigate the circumstances of Mr Grimaldi's death. Mr William Coos, proprietor of the Marquess Cornwallis ...