... the child looked so ill that it became absolutely necessary to divulge the cause. She spoke not, but caught her boy in her arms, and would not loose her grasp until at length he had fallen asleep upon her bosom, and the bleeding had stopped. Then she ...

... vocalist. STEAM CLOCK Music HALL.-Mr John Inshaw, Proprietor.- A new spectacular sketch, entitled Thirst for Gold, a Tale of tie Frozen Deep, has been produced at this Hall. The scenery end mechanical effects are by Mr John Inshaw, jun., and the principal ...

... the maiden amid much Fejocing and a perfect round of May-day festivities. Miss Emilie Gist- tan, as Goody; and Master Harry Grattan, Boy Blue, played with delightful spirit and humour. The good and bad boys of the school were rendered equally diverting by ...

... the counttless gels for the beavtiful scene ?? de(sclibed above ; alnd in dalnces soil groupings the tact aced skill of Mr John C1oicuseck ire again apparent. Malaus~gr, author, aetioles, and all conceresed may be congratulated vepon the success of last ...

... was the name of England employed to take arms out of the hands of an insurller population, without (so far as England -was concerned) snbstitutil) any security whatever for the fair hopes that lay in those arms. The result of Mr. Rutson's examination of ...

... Bolingbroke, Walpole, Chat- ham, Pitt, Fox, Burke, Grattan, or Canning; not one of Hume, Gibbon, or Macaulay; not one of fogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds, or Sir Thomas Lawrence; not one of David Garrick, John Kemble, or Edmund Kean. Among the most interesting ...

... Miss Carrie Braham, Mr R. H.. Kitchen, Miss Lauretta Walton, Miss Harriet Walton, Mr George Walton, Mr William Walton, and Mr John Walton. These are sufficient in themselves to secure success, and they have been appearing before over-crowded audiences since ...

... lly received by well-filled houses. DUBLIN. THEATRE ROYALs.-(Manager, Mr M. R, Gunn.)-Closed. GAIETY TcEATRE.-(Manager, Mr John Gmmn.)-Saturday evening, the 27th ult., closed the engagement of the clever tragedienssse Miss Genevieve Ward. She appeared ...

... evenings by TheBile Dwarf; or, Mimsicy, Love, and Crile, Mr John Mortiser appearing in-the characters of Goidy Gordon (one of thie gipsy fraternity), Sopathira, tise Blue Dwarf, and Sir John Stuart Blakesley- Musacoc CoacaCR HALL.-(Mr J. P. Weston, Proprietor ...

... Burgomaster, and Mr John Chester as Gal again presented to his numerous admirers one of the finest bits of pantomimic and mock-herolc acting that It conuld be possible to imagine. Miss Goadsby sang well as Isoline, and the immortal elet-at-Arms, Grabouge and ...

... numbers being unable to obtain 1lll0ii Tii 'he talent engaged irncladed 'Misa Blanche Cole (soprano), ?? Fo ?? (coutrelto), Mr Grattan Kelley (basso), Mr Sims Reeves (lCl(Ilr), mu 31-. EaItidle Berger (pianist). Air Reeves responded 'to two ellcorls. BARRO ...

... the general sac- ?? was much assisted by some c'arm'ng music by Mr Henry Lovedly and his well-trained orchestra. The evening's entertainment comnmenoced with a little domestic stnry, by Mr H1. P. Grattan, entitled Glory, foanded updrn the returis home ...