... A PROFESSIONAL TATTOOER IN dienor ...

... rehearsed a week, for which I received nothing, and played a 'week, for which I received my salary of 25a. the first and only salary I have obtained as an actor. .We next proceeded to • village where we plowed a week, for which I received a fmhight's ...

... CHAT A SURPRISE. The troodard rem ota —A. Yawns los gine air of hi way to intin.Me rib einguar emphasis that last nicht', question was one of llfe sad death to tie binary. the resignation of tits °Maar is almost orreas. To the general rabbi the remit ...

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... March. Difficult to vary my trick?' Well, yes; you see a juggler is not like a comedian or • singer, who can constantly do something fresh. A little trick that perhaps takes a minute to do may take a year or more to learn. lam always ...

... A CHAT WITH A AT MAN DISARTER IN CORN. LORD DEEBYS BIG ...

... week in October, when there is so Treat a resort of persons of all ranks, from the duke to the beggar, that often a bed is let for a guinea a night. The place is very pleasant and healthful, being situate on a sandy soil, and was it not for ...

... never re fr eahmemt f or t h e journey; such an a or death of the acceptor will not excuee a neglect before gathered together, a s th ey 'now are, through to make presentment to the assignee or executor. egg, a lump of cheese, and so f or th . H ow J eans' ...

... magnified. For instance, if a man takes a bet of, say, 5,000 to 500 about a horse, and the next day hedges it, the public jump to the conclusion that a big commission is being worked, no less than £l,OOO having gone on. As a matter of fact, ...

... in their clothing. Ellis had purchased a new silk hat, a blue Melton overcoat wltli velvet collar, of fashionable cut, and also silver-headed walking cane, and looked p--»r--fect “masher.” Walsh had elao donned a new overcoat, similar in style to that ...

... Alter a few personal qneslions, I plunged in mediae res. . Hew did you manage to hone the public so? I asked. . . . . . . By cards', a crystal globe, and a mirror. These, with a curtain or two, w lamp, and a few other odd things, such ...

... and was told that a thunderstorrn was evidently proceeding in the direction of Blackpool. I was then flashed across to Fleetwood, and afterwards paid a flying visit to St. Annes, and terminated my aeriel flight with a , brief chat with genial Mr. Brandwood ...