... pantomime. We eass reconcile ourselves to the absence of snow or frost, but to~ the absence of those friends of our youth, clown A and pantaloon, never. We love to sed the heroes of Pollol nursery story impersonated on the stage with all its down glitter ...

... attractions for the juveniles, and. duoe attention has been paid to it in the present rIantomime. The Greae Little Rowella is Clown; Lir. William English. Pantaloon; Miss Dora HEamilton, tolumbine; Mr. S. Valentine, Harlequip, and his brothers the Spritea ...

... T[leo l/1z1.,;i ra ted P9/i-'hsce? Al;''tot^. FATU.U)BAY, JAM1?TAIY 2, ISSG! O~ME PJULE. AND tlins, aays the Clown in Twvelft-. Nigit. the v hirligig of time br ins ill its revengles. WeO ?? o 1 CCasion1 to go far backI to rI ei.h thle time wben ...

... Se'~:rlI laarc WilamUtt,~ihert, Thngs'Z3, ' Y-o':thsell. feruierlyvr Canto, addpso, ' a.L.,:r2iri1;ibten draper. SJosepfl Clown N-sl' EiI.Dlborne, trrn-er. Goge. iictardT Tapi, pgr Lushalal-strece, WaLseii, Ch.arles JosephFn &iArs~lc55 Bangor, lublic-a ...

... Powell, and Alfred Clarke, wvho is csueciallv clever t at trick and somersault ries, whilst Traosfield and t Cartland, as clowns, elicit uproarious mirth by their comicalities. STUEETACCIDENTS-..-Or Monday afternoon a lad t seven years old named Ernest ...

... and dances of Miss Nelly Gannon as the Princs Ski-Hi are very taking, and earn for her no little applause. Joe Pobiski as clown is immensly' funny, and makes quite a success of the comic blsineis. The ballets arranged bythe osisters Nelly and Phoebe Delton ...

... snggested heat was real enough to make folk feel sn unpleasantly warm. If the ceU scene 'at the last m were shortened and a clown and harlequin laid 00, i ; Faust at the Lyceum might be written down a perfect Christmas pantomime. n- The make-up of Miss ...

... by the circuit minister, the Rev. J. W. Normandale, who preached in 'the afternoon whilst Harvey Teasdale, the converted clown, of Sheffield, preached morning and evenairg. Collections were taken ou) behalf fo the chapel fund, WEST BROMWICHI. PRESENTATION ...

... barque then began to break up. 'We seemed to be buried in a boiline,seethingmass of broken water, and the rain still pelted clown furiously. At abomtt 11 pom. the vessel turned right over, and we were all quiklvly immersed in the sea. Everyone succeeded ...

... take th e necessary 01r* c tutis. A S- large barge beiongi'_ ta Lord Lo-at waV .v.ect 1 awaV froi itS E mVoring. ?? carried clown the flirt. It is also fea'ed sermonus da1lage ias been caused a'ong sheep fioc];s in Stralihgl ...

... caught in a steel trap, not far froin. Lancaster, aend, together %with other captives, wa;s eent to Leamtinatmf to be turned clown iqlone of the WarWtieksldire conunttils. On the ?? of ?May, 18fu, the satie dog fox was foutd(l dead, not a qamrter of a t ...

... duration of its coal suppiy, coal was lookrd for thee outside the limits oi the recogniserl coalfields, and following them clown under the chalk in Kent and jother places, of which Ireland wars not one. Whatever differences prevail -a to the value or ...