... eveniise at thle King's Arms lInn, when a good E number of parishioners and friends from the neighbour- Su ing villages Pat clown to a capitol tea psrovidodl by Mr. sdc and Mi's. Huffell. After tee, the usual toasts were given pe and responded to. Various ...

... succeeded, if we can credit the Daily Telegraph, in having made his mark and gained the enviable dis- tinction of wag or clown in the new House of t Commons. His maiden effort in Parliament was t facetious enough to entitle him to a niche in the columns ...

... (Mr. H. Goodwin and Mr. H. T. Brook) acquitted themselves admirably in the horizontal bar performances. Mr. H. T. Brook, as clown, performed extremely well. The song, When we meet,' by Mrs. Frewer, was given with striking pathos. Bayonet v. Sword, by ...

... combat of rival wits- at a time when there were'wits in thejHouse, with a face- lious vein superior to that of the circus clown. Funny stories indeed-from that of SuRs We. HARCOURT'S ancestor, the Archbishop, who hid in a bush to seo a horaorace, to the ...