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... secured. Other parts are ?? Brookfield, the miller, Mr John Clulow; John Thorodyke, Beresford's fraudulent trustee, Mr Ernest Douglas; Benjamin Tremble, the oldest inhabitant, Mr W. Northeote; John Quick, a detective, Mr E. Fairbridge; Captain Salem, Mr ...
... took the child up and placed her on his arm, then lowering her to his knee. The eldest d then knelt by his side on the seat and tried to fix another v buttonhole in his coat. He took both the little girls in c his arms and afterwards they went away to play ...
... falling over a heap of stones; Sept. 3, Harry Woodward, aged 15, of Appleton, leg badly cut by a plough, and John. White, of Sandford, broken arm caused by falling from a horse; Sept. 6, Henry Smith, aged 42, of St. Barnabas- street, Jericho, lacerated ...
... include also Roereo and Juliet, As You Like It. Pygmialioen and Galatca, Comedy and T:ragedy, Lady of Lyons, and Ingogsear. lMR JOHN HARE on Saturday evening last at the Garlick Club entertained at supper the principal members of the Daly company and other ...
... every variety of human passion, and the latter being remarkable for humorous embodiment and originality of conception. Mr. John Barnard's music has been selected and arranged with the tact of a thorough musician. The scenes of the harlequinade are abundant ...
... horse, to bear the weight of Antony I Do bravely, horse! for wot'st thou whom thou movest ? The demi Atlss of this earth, the arm And burgonet of men. He's speaking now, Or murmuring I Where's ray serpent of old Nile ?? For so he calls me: now I seed myself ...
... shortly after teall Irk attended by his Highness Prince Leiniiwuen, who weo the Il i,1a of a Prussian geoneral, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Colin Carlll ,ell Lord Panmure, Lord Blarghersh, Major-General Lord ?? ' Commandar of tie Division of Guards, Colosel ...
... SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 2.;. Box-office open daily, 10to 5 and 8 to I0 ?? JAMES'S THEATRE; GARRICK THEATRE.-MR. JOHN HARE, Lessee an i Manrrger. TO-NIGHT, at 8.15, AI{RS. LESSIN.GIIAM, (Last Night). inwhich Mr. Foerbes-Robertuors. Mr. Scott ...
... and Publishing Company, St. John-street, London.- The Signs of the Times, politically, socially, and religiously, No. 1. The Biographical Magazine, No. 4 ' ( Wsn. Penn, Bernard Palissu, Edgar A. Poe, Mrs. Sherwood, Henry Grattan). Evangelical Christendom: ...
... PARtKER, Letty LindJessie Bond. John L. Shine. IHarry Grattan, and ulou.csntpany, Ac 7.40, THE SILVL1ER HONEYMOON. MATINEE SATURIDAYNEXT, atl;2D. AVENUE THEATRE. Manaber, Alr. C. T. H. lIactIsLeY. EVERY EVENING, at 8.10, ARMS AND TilE Al.A~N, by BERNARD SNAw ...
... PAnscER, Lerty Litnd, Jessie Boutd, John L-llibte. I-lrry Grattan, and full ctiasy, dst 7.40, THE SILVER HONEYMOO0N. MIATINELE 'SATURDAY NEXT, at 3.30. AVENUE THEATRE. Manager, Ailr. C. 3. E, HtELMSLEY. 50TH PERFORMANCE of ARMS ANIS TI-I MAN, by BLNerARD SISAw ...
... Ilrr Grattan, and lull clsay Between the acts of GO.BANG, BABY COSTELLO, tiner Fxtraordinary Dances, At 7.40, THF SILVER HONEYMOON. MATlINEE SATURDAY NEXTE,at 2.00,. AVENUE THEATRE. Manager, Mr. C. ?? H. HIRELMISLEY. EVERY EVENING, at 8.30, ARMS AND THE ...