... hand-to-hand flights are remarkably clever, the double somersault feat being the best thing of the kind we have seen. Northern Whig, September 29th, Belfast.— The Polos, who made such a rare hit last week with their clever acrobatic sketch Camping Out ...

... rendering of the song, Only a Jew, which was last night loudly applauded. . . . Very enthusiastically received.—Northern Whig. . . . . Seats were at a premium last night. . . . Nor can the tremendous business done be regarded otherwise than as a splendid ...

... Save th- King (or Queen). And if any one will find out for us what musician composed the melody, or what poet (Jacobite or Whig) wrote the verses, he will not only confer a favour on the public, but will tag his name, however otherwise unimportant, to ...

... thi&_, unexpected success had just arrived in London, and instead of dispiriting, had but aroused the Englis'' people, and the Whig party generally, to make sti ll more vigorous efforts than they had ever before env ployed in support of the Government and ...

... the Savage Club was the occult centre of civilisation in spite of its name. If Lord SalLbury wanted to know how to dish the Whigs he found the great secrets of the political cuisine there, with many chefs to show him the way out of the frying-pan into the ...

... awakening, and one which, we hope, will be remeinbered next year by the perennial opposers of m u sic-hall licences. The Northern, Whig says :— The defendants will doubtless for the future remember that the discretion which makes sure of its facts is not less ...

... and sirong basis.— (Editor : By the have you sten Tony's eye he caught by „top ) ll i ke ying with a chair and a glass ; it's Whig out a lovely little brown mouse.) apse Heather Richards have not yet Ora vv lred your letter, being busy all the time I ng ...