... named John Williams, en 's at Welling ton, Salep, while on 'dity early onl Sunday el r. mnouhig Iy twomen, who knocked him clown and kicked LI him severelysipeis the eed and ?? policeman's P1: i helet ws splt, ad sevral f hisribswere huroken. The fe it ...

... this night only as animal trainer; alnd - lastly, by permission of Mr. Frederick Ginnett. Mr. Claude Ginnett and the great clown Pietro will go i through their respective performances. The unusually tlong programese of specialities will conclude with the ...

... Good tidings back he'fl bring. A sword dancer steps from the sing and follows the first clown with uplifted sword, round the outside of the ring, when the first clown sings- Tule next that I call on, He is a Sqilirs'S son, He's like to lose his love, Because ...

... -er-L J iagheri. ?? Mrs. Levise iGC L. Hobbs, till ' e 'i Uifuriiin Mr. Lee'isen. gemtlomanar jockey' G. Levison,Xl j sp. clown, ?? 'bi-deri ebre WXaltenau: Mrs. Luke, F]I cc erirri diesa hasureon Major Cabin. tnioioriu Mirss F. I ?? Priiceus Totu, Mes ...

... ttnroeegh the County Conert. Os; Anothner he occasione, welen A collecting book was vacanet., 4,000 parsonse Ira. serer marcisel clown to the Earn ExchAnge, r'useing ande tn-t, shooting All the way. People in Cinureih'street aad tete Fiehergsto Ilnosgit liens's ...

... such a manner and at such a time? or are we to accept Mr. Stanhope's legislative tissue asd jump blindly through them like clowns in a Circus? Now, as to the proceedings on the next day. No one tad in the meantime put down a half-past twelve block against ...

... open sesame having been uttered, in came tumbling, somersaulting, and smacking each other, the inseparable Christmas quarette-clown, - bpaotaloon, policeman, and harlequin. The refreshing chorus of hearty childish laughter with which they were greeted was ...

... and o Dunderhead, make the piece go racily enough. The C fun of the harlequinade is also good. Of late dayst I the doings of clown and harlequin have lamentably A deteriorated in the best London theatres, as well as in 2 the country geceraily. The high jinks ...

... bit of iavler in our box- To sneer at Moody and Sankey, Or other adventurous Yankee, Is a deady sin In a harlequin, Theatre Clown, or Paiitaloon, And would ruin the morals of all the Town. But feminine beauty half-nude, Is neither unpleasant nor rude; So ...

... the Pi Ifarmcer is interested in went, up in price, url wvent up in the price in a, mnanner which showed it wouldh net go clown of againI to its former level ; aid even iii thils period of voi distress, if we take for example the at tidle of mecat, in ...

... plenty of fun, and no lack of clown or pantaloon. In and about the Strand only two theatres are open for pantomime, namely, Drury-lane and Covent-garden ; and the allusions to questionable parodies, which the Old Clown mentions, are not to be found ...

... crowd. Ro s-aid he heard that id- Mr Lowther had referred to him as a clown. He )Id could only say that, in the pantomime which took he 'place in East Cumborland the Litberal clown had to a good deal the advanitege of the Tory pantaloon. he Sy GREAT ML~INING ...