... horsemanship in the ' character of a page, and, the boy being timid, his master applied the whip to him unmercifully. Joseph Grimaldi was standing by and looked very serious, considering his vocation. You see, remarked Ducrow to Joey, that it is quite ...

... horsemanship in the character of page. The boy was timid, and his grest master applied the whip to him unmercifully. Mr. Joseph Grimaldi was standing by, and looked very serious, considering his vocation. You see, remarked Ducrow to Joey, that it is ...

... horsemanship in the character of page. The boy was timid, and his grest master applied the whip to him unmercifully. Mr. Joseph Grimaldi was standing by, and looked very serious, considering his vocation. You see, remarked Ducrow to Joey, that it is ...

... never been excelled. This was succeeded by Master •Humphrey’s Clock,” Bamaby Budge, American Notes,” and the “Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi,” the clown. In 1846 Mr. Dickens started the Daily News, in which appeared “ Pictures of Italv,” a series of sketches ...

... onrsel yes we ha :i been spared so melancholy a spec- tacle until to-day. and at the sight we fled incontinently. Shade of Joseph Grimaldi, prince of clowns, how are times changed since thou madest the house roar with thy quips and cranks. Nothing new ! Why ...