... (Animals) Acta, and the Orders in Council thereunder, for at present only four cases of swine fever exists, namely, one at Clowne, two at Roslis- ton, and one at Ilkeston. The Reformatory Committee, in presenting their 30th and last annual report, state ...

... Lancaster or Hornby. (B) Supply and Delivery ©f about 7 Tons of Wrought- IronGIRDERS, FLOORPLATES, kc, to be delivered at Clown. Plans and Specifications may be seen, and Form of Tender and Particulars obtained on application to tha Engineer's Office ...

... at a great distance Apr from the sea would in any case be of very kelt -e doubtful utility. The young fish in going tide d clown to the sea would have a much gr-eater is C .edistance to run), and would therefore, be much the, II more exposed to their numerous ...

... acounted for by Signor Pellegrini's illness. Five are by Spy (Mr. Ward): namely, T. P., Mr. Graham, ,Jesse, the Society Clown, and Dan Godfrey. The Marquis of Ailesbury is by Lib, and Prince Albert Victor by Hay. There are fifty. two caricatures ...

... Frertton. T. NAVIwsI.AM (32), 3, Highileld-strest, Fratton, 11, FPINwAIION, 59, Princes Georze's-street Portsea. THE FUNNY OLD CLOWN. t As Burdette Sees Himz. d__ _ Dear country plant, I love thy bismutbed face, ~e Thy peaked hat and grotesque painted smiles ...

... in which be tells that when, as a child, he had prayed very fervently that God would cause a clown to be given to him for a Neo Year's gift, and that clown made his appearace, he gave it away to a begg&rar boy, who is at present a Minister of France ...

... Miss F. Dysart, not forgetting DMdle. Kattl Lanuer's clever children. In the hgareqinade Mr Harry Payne once more appears as clown. The Forty Thieves have once more commenced their career of cr;me: this time at the popular Surrey Theatre, where they appeared ...

... of M Miss 'ferry aiid her cats, his fortune would be umade. Harry Payne's father, known as Old Billy, was a well-kusown clown us his time, and muany of the conio scenes still in vogile were invented bybv hin. He was buried in Highigats Cemetery, and ...

... iast, Dec. 29th, William Frederick Saroni Short, aged thirty-eight years (professionally known as Saroni, the royal musical clown), the only son of Madame Saroni, of Hengler's Grand Cirque. His remains were interred in the Necropolis, Liverpool, on New ...

... gentle- man who styles himself Leo. He has some capital figures, including a poodle that ends by standing on his iire bead nd a clown who is not to be shut up vocallyi h simplbecause he is shut up bodily in a large box. Leo yle works bis figures most n ...

... consideration wviether the ports should not help the Governuieimt, it necessary, by departing from the rlgiul line they hud laid clown as to expenditures The responsibility rested with the Admtialty and the War-othice, and they would have the assistance of the ...

... and dancing saloons. La (Foulues com)petitors are an aen-'s w-ho represents the Old Year, and a grotesque collection of clowns who are dressed as G-imanl frdzseie and English mnisses. The nmoral of the dancing nymnph's sccess is, of course, that as ...