... whose sensational feats on the trapeze continue to draw from all parts of the building loud bursts of applause. The musical clown, Cook, also sur- prises and delights all who listen to him. He is a musician of no mean ability, and the skill dis- played ...

... danse to name. Iecanse you see I have to tell ; The sto1y to the town, . vow she unwisely loved too well- The Harlequin and Clown. The HEareleuirnwas tall and thini The-Cloeai wras short and Stout, Aid every word the one put in Would put the-other-out. ...

... driven to the railwayv station, and, failing to get out of the way, through the slippery state of the ground, ehao was knocked clown and ran over. LATEST SHIPPLNG FROM LLOYD'S. I SEna has pet beak to Ortinshy withk 0 1 oremast anD otoer damawge. Ana Dorothas ...

... was coE lt in 1825 or 1826, and the boys therr-lre was one of ILO de themr-for mnrny years worked fourteen hours a rx m day clown tie pit. For rranv a vear lie never saw Bo err tire light of the sun from tthe Sundaev until the LCa er Saturoty of tire next ...

... season. Covent Garden, by arrangement, is to have none, but Drury Lane is to be true to old traditions and give a home to clown and pantaloon on Boxing night. The Surrey and Standard will also have pantomimes, while the other theatres are mostly content ...

... greatest manifestations of delight and appro- bation—and was followed by the harlequinade, in which we find Mr .Morton as clown, Mr Coleman AS pantaloon, Thomas AS Policeman I.C.U., Mr erto AS harlequin, and Md'lcs. Julie and KATE D'Alberte as colum- ...

... the greatest manifestations of delight and appro- bation—and was foUowedLy the harlequinade, in which we find Mr Morton as clown, Mr Coleman as pantaloon, Mr Thomas as Policeman I.C.U., Mr D'Alberte as harlequin, and Mdlles. Julie and Kate D'Alberte as ...

... is undoubtedly one of Mr. Chapman's most successful productions. The usual harlequinado follows, with the following caste :-Clown, the Great Little Grovini; pantaleon, Mr. G. Sims; harlequin-a-la- Watteau, Miss lmen; paunchinello, Miss Dolly Edwards; harlequin ...

... cur exhibit remarkable skill in performing various tricks, indeed, a coach dog was notlong since trained to personabe a clown, and very well he acted his part. To come to my story, r which relates to a certain learned dog and his master. a Passing ...

... f ; Form V.-1sb;xt, oo;* 2ud,t BUirni; commended BDarnett, Burn If..I Form 1V-lst, Whtwhdm; 2nd; Sowter; commended,;Iana. clown, Chandler, , Fonra' ,m 4Prlzei; Pearce; commended Wlilshere, Mo Form- 11.-Prize, Caenburs'; coummeenod, Thorne, BaOfr. Pnrm ...

... e amid violently assaulting the police when taken into custody. At the Grecian (late Theatre) olh Tuesday in place of the clown with painted face, or the lean and slippered paiitaloon, there were converts who related their expe- riences. In place of ...

... rifle b pracuce at anything under 3100 yards was a mere waste of time. The experience X of actral wvarfare, from Gravelotte Clown F to Tei-I-Kebir, has, however, falsified that view, and not only the London $cottish, but overy riiuo corps in the land, ought ...