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... ing by the appearance Ta of his son in his own guise. Meanwhile the ?? son, disguised as the father, is entertaining the fo] Clown of his favourite pantomime at dinner, in 10 company with the father's most valued clients, Li and is furiishing the drawing-rqom ...
... value of those houses could not be less than 50,000. to 170,0001. The pro- osal was not inconsistent with the main features of Clown plan; but he thought that its cost would pre- vent any Government from adopting it. HYDE-PARK CORNER. Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE stated ...
... which too greatly overgrosv rarer evergreens. Pinch off all flower spikes which form upon Pyrethrilin, Golden Feather; peg clown Ver- benas, and Petunias, &c.; oltoi over all summer flower beds, and make up ay dead plant causing a vacancy ; 9ow Wallflower; ...
... bad barely time to escape. They found the dairy building and out-offices at the opposite side of the farmyard already burned clown. No cause is assigned for the burning; but it is significantly stated that he was a punctual payer of rent, and ignored Land ...
... Wells pantomimes with old Joe Grimaldi, and when the coach broke down, as described by Charles Dickens, ran with the famous clown to Covent. garden Theatre, to be in time with the barley water bottle, which was always confided to his care. Mr Morelli was ...
... tnp a proposal raahsg it clear that the tccrt; ej I relan~d would receive the benefits of the Bill1 in t¢isj to their rent clown to Niovebe, 1381, where he'c-,.o .tended thiat the Bill as it stoord woufld o'4ly Wip t2earer p sy; 33 1a~ the strees up to ...
... Tc AccimaXc. o A1 SAFioN-M ASA In. 1 .t !ast 1 ni- ' t \Ir. Osborne, the station-master at Gunnersbury Junction, ?? lnocked Clown by a light engine and lKiiled. both lees being cut off. ?? cccased -as for many yeaus a travelling inspector, and was one of ...
... of Roman remains is of entrancing interest, even if disappointment in the results crowns his labours. Boors may gape and clowns make merry over the few square yards which the searcher digs up in a day - but the archeological enthusiast only begins his ...