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... THE CLOWN CRICKETERS AT HASTINGS. The festivities which took place the Centra Cricket and Recreation Ground, Monday and Tuesday, under the auspices of the United Friendly Societies, were continued on Wednesday, when another fete and gala took place. The ...
... THE CLOWN CRICKETERS IN HASTINGS. A match, which little more can said of it can lay claim to novelty, was played in the Central Cricket Ground, on Wednesday and Thursday last, between a team of professional Clowns, and eleven gentlemen of Hastings and ...
... THE CHARGE THEFT AGAINST A CLOWN. The Matt Gazette of last evening has the following: party of excursionists arrived at Hastings by train from Dartford on Saturday morning. One of the excursionists attracted some little notice from the peculiarity of ...
... The Pier.—Lcmbardo and Buckley, two clever musical clowns, have been engaged on the Pier during the past week, and have given the greatest satisfaction to the large numbers that have been attracted to the Pavilion. In addition these two artiste*, Miss ...
... Lewes 6.40. Tea rounds of blank ammunition per man to be issued. Tub Clowns Cricket Matcii.—The Dripping Pan, at Lewes, was Thursday and the scene of extraordinary cricket mutch, clowns having pitted themselves tv ply eleven gentlemen of the riory Club ...
... in this comic Little Bell, who played the clown, was the life and souL He has long since earned his title to one of our best circus clowns, but in this piece he proved himself equally as good a stage clown. Old and young, gentle and simple, fisherman ...
... was more im[s>rtant than any erf its predecessors, from the fact that it had been set apart for the benefit of Keith, the clown, who has made himself popular since has been in Hastings. Tha bouse,'' we regret to say, was not particularly full, but the ...
... performed at Eastbourne on Tuesday, the Old Cricket Ground. Soon after one o'clock the procession started round the town; the clowns, who accompanied it on their little vehicles, created great amusement. ...
... the great musical clown, puts his ever welcome appearance, and gives his audience a rare musical treat. Wood, we may add, is a really talented musician, and the number of instruments he can perform on is simply marvellous. As a clown, too, he is exceedingly ...
... The other day we heard from a Hastings patriarch, a capital story of a joke perpetrated by Joseph Grimaldi, the celebrated clown, at the expense of Mr. Tom Daniel, whom many old Hastingers still remember as having kept the Anchor Innâpublic-houses ...
... been drawing good houses during the week. The harlequinade causes great deal of merriment, Mr. Westwood being very popular clown. University Extension Lectures. —The first of the course of six lectures on Electricity. to be given by Mr. W. O. Dampier ...
... proved very entertaining. Mr. Fred Greville, described the novelty clown and spade dancer, made his first appearance in Hastings. He did not appear on Monday night hia character as clown, so are unable to judge ef bis ability in this direction, but bia ...