... schoolboy hotheadedness. The two superior officers of cavalry sent out as first and second in coni- mand were Lords Lucan and Cardigan, who were well known to be on bad terms with each other. Lord Lucan had been for many years out of harness, and was unacquainted ...

... schoolboy hot-headedness. The two sulerior ?? of cavalry sent out as first and second in corn. mand were Lords Iucan and Cardigan, who were well known to ba on bad ternms wvith each other. Lord Lucan had been for many years Out of harness, and was un ...

... sons. Forty-six years have elapsed since Mr Cook last appeared in Edinburgh, and on entering the rimLg, leanlilng os MIr John Henry's arm, to introduce one of the highly-trained smanege horses of the establishment, he had a most msagnificent reception from ...

... and the Captain Corcoran of Master H. Grattan, each of whom acted with more than mechanical ability. Dick Deadeye was again most effectively represented by Master W. Phillips; the Josephine was Mliss Emily Grattan, full of natural grace; Little Buttercup ...

... diroction of Mr John. Watlins, have occupied the boards at this place of ainusetnent, and have attracted large audiences. The comedy was admirably produced, and the principal actors were called before the curltain at the conclusion of each act. Mr John Watkins ...

... get a glimpse of Suckling's little mice in the last couplet, but refined and idealised, and this is simply charming:- Her arms were white as milky curds; Ue' speech was like the song of birds; Her eyes were grey as mountain lakes, Where dreani of shaldow ...

... extraordinary perfornianco; ti one by ossle ho seizes his sage-eolouresl victims-, twists thnes round o his br,ow, ?? nec~k, earls arm, anI, rkisig to his feet, around his , loins aiss hit, legs ;ejaculates., denooncee. imptreeates. standing still p this whisle ...

... Pinafore company reappeared on Monday evening last to a good house. Master G. Coburn is the Ralph; Miss E. Grattan, Josephine; Master H. Grattan, the Captain; Mliss Mason, Little Buttercup; and M~aster J. E. Pickering, Sir Joseph Porter. The acting is ...

... contains well-written articles on comets, organ building, watch making, and ornamental durning. St. Jaorncs's jfltqazinc (Grattan,- Marshall, and Co., Patcrroster-row) in addition to two serial tales, both in an advanced stage, furnieho. 's vaeiety of ...

... Under the circumstances there is not much scope for remark. but we may commend Master Harry Grattan for his singing and acting as Captsin Corcoran, Miss Emilie Grattan for her performance LA Josephine, Miss Effie Mason for her clever representation of Little ...

... Queen, c and that of Lord Cardigan at the bar of the y House of Lords for ]dlling.Captain Thckett in a duel at Wimbledon. Iln 1S4 1, as soon as the dis- ,i soluti(n ivass resolved upon by Lord Melbourne's G, tioverinment, Lord John Russell and Lord o Me ...

... Josephine, -culd 1iss 1B Stallsfield a pleasing Hebe. Mlaster Ueo. Coburn IanS healstifull3y as Ralph ssckstraw, Mlalster Harry Grattan as ijafrin Cars an, andl Master Jaimes E. Pickering as Sir esepit Porterslookeil and acted splendidly. Mlaster iS. and A. ...