... .-THE SPRING HANDICAPS. Old 1849.has shuffled off his mortal coil, and, with the Clown in the Pantomime, we may exclaim, Here we are again, ready to commence 1850 with spirit. New Year's Day brings with it the Entries for the Spring Handicaps, most ...

... The Messrs. H. A. and W. Cooke perform astonishing feats, and the antics of Adrian are very amusing. Mr. E. Jackson, the clown from Batty's, is engaged, and will appear to-morrowv (Monday). - BRITANNIA BRIDGE.-Under this designation a series of views ...

... IMPORTANT TO THE THEATRICAL iPiOFESI'5ON.-GSRANT -V. NEvULEs.-This-was an action brought in the Soecthwark County Cor ya clown to recover- eight nights'- salary from tbe-de-. fenidant the present stage manager of the Victoria Theatre, and, who was at ...

... evening some first rate felrts of Iorsemuanship wvere performed, one of wvhich saas so exceedingly novel and rare, entitled The Clown and G ranny, of eighty, on Horseback, by Mr U Cook, that lie h ouse swas kept int roar of laughter, aind dil thei greatest ...

... the acting of Mr. Meadows, woul1d suffer by comparison with theirs, and thit is saying much, we admit. Mf. Harley, as the Clown, said his smart things with - his usual success, and at the cosiclusion of the piece sang the song of liHeigh, hoi the wind ...

... in a saucepan, and cooked into a 1Diska of alu Sorts, viz. _;-Harlequin, Celumbine, Clown, Pantaloos, Sprite, and Lover, forming a strength unequalled. The Clown, Mr. G. Perry, of great provincial celebrity. Among the comic scenes will be found :-The ...

... novelties in the hardware village. Gilmour, the ballet-master, is the harlequin; Mademoiselle Gilmour, the columbine; Blanclhard, clown; and Asbury, pan- taloon. It is scarcely necessary to state that it has been repeated every night, and will, doubtless, run ...

... speculators. 28. Q1hello, from the text of Shakspere, attracted a full audience at Drury-lane. The characters of Bianca and the Clown restored upon the occasion. - Mr. Loder's opera of The Valley of Andorre played at the Princess's Theatre with moderate success ...

... FROM 'JOE MUCCINSS 'DOC,'V tO THERE EDITAR OF THEE HERA. Dear Guvoor,- Hlerei ewe are agen, as ther Clown sayz in ther Pantermine (and its the seezon fort them kind of things), a happy new yere tblyer, Guvnor; and .many on 'em, and ther same to all ...

... in that of the one heI had the opportunity of witnessing; that in fact most of the tricks and sayings, particularly of the clown, were obviously pirated from his work. Upon this - discovery he wrote to the pro- prietor, pointing out the particular scenes ...

... Arthur Nelson, the popular clown of that establisir- t Mr. Metcalf appeared as counsel for the plairtif yand Mr. Pelhatm informed tile Court, with Considerable gravity, that he had the honour upon this Occasiont( represent the Clown. Thle plaintiff having ...

... The circus on Wednesday night was again fully attended, and Mr. Har- wood is well supported by the drolleries of Swann, the Clown. COLCIrssITeR.-- Theatre Royal.- (Under the joint ?4anagemnent of Messrs. Humphries and Bradley.)- This theatre opened for ...