... season. Of the three year olds Pilgrim is complinsented with 6st 131b, which seens a big weight ; but the imposts only go clown to 6st, and, moreover, the race does not cease off until nearly the nmiddle of Play. With only forty-seven sub- scribers, and ...

... fishwife, aE Highland laddic, ac., and who wound up with a fling in the arena. Little Valdo aisd Mr G. Benham worked hard as Clowns. Art Decoration of the Stage. Last Thursday night, at a meeting of the Society for the Fine Arts, Condnit-strect, Mr WV. Cave ...

... THE cricket team in connection with the Theatre Royal, Huddersfield, is this year taking engagements in the capacity of Clown Cricketers, and one match has recently taken place against the Clayton West Club. The fight was a very close one, the theatre ...

... d, and the better of this pair may fight out the battle with PRUDnOImE. TOUCHSTON1E. THE CoNvEnTED CLOWN AT YEOVIL.- Euenie, the converted clown, was before the magistrates on Wednesday, on a charge of attempting suicide. He was very weak, but the ...

... SCHILLEa, whilst Attache may follow them home. TOUCHSTONE. THE CoNvERTED CLowN.-At Taunton on Monday, before Lord Justice Baggallay, George Frederick Cook, alias Eugenie, the converted clown, a temperance lecturer, who had been convicted of attempting to commit ...

... , and not mole than 500 visitors ?? the turnistile. The Clowns made a good stand. The gami resulted in a draw. Score:- Liverinores' Clown Criciceters. -C. Gordon, b Rosser, 5 ; V. James, b Taylor, 24 ; V. IHillyer, e Williams, b Boeser, 1; Horace Livermore ...

... looking after. The Alexandra Park programme is best left to post bettors. TOUCHSTONE. MR. ALEX. STAUNTON, comedian and Irish clown, is fast recovering from a severe attack of congestion of the lungs. ...

... the skill of an excellent musiciaa. The harle- quinade was supported by Paul Martinetti's pantomime com- pany as follows:-Clown, Mr Paul Martinetti; pantaloon, Mr Alfred Mlartinetti ; columbine, Mliss Josephine Alar- tinetti ; harlequin, Mr G. Craig, ...

... brother, which was received with ringing cheers. Death of a Well-known Clown. We regret to announce the sudden death of Mr J. Bell- popularly known as Little Bell -the well-known circus clown, which occurred at York on Sunday evening last. Deceased was born ...

... THEATRICAL CRICKET. CLOWNS V. NORTH STAR. Played on Darlington club ground on the 4th inst. Score:- North Star.-B. Beard, c Williams, b Norman, 30; J. Brown- less, c T. Cook, b Aslin, 4; H. West, b Norman, 11 ; R. Roe- buck, b Norman, 0; J. Makepeace ...

... the people, collecting coppers in large boxes, were Mr Newham and M1r Latimar (in their juvenile costumes) and Paulo (with clown-marked face, and wearing all old grey hat and a print Newmarket coat). Music eas provided by the theatre bands. It is roughly ...

... clothing of a fantastic character. The clown kept goal in women's clothes, one of the backs was a policeman, and the other in old-fashioned green coat and red breeches, and there were a Highlander, a pantaloon, a clown, &o. Tinbad wore a suit of many colours ...