... ; cc lay last night between Lohengrin *t Br. and Mr. Chamberlain in Leeda I hope I forfeit noeaw'a opinion when I tbat I went to • of the Grail instead of the Knight of ihe Flail. It does one good, after all, to escape the realities of the day and steep oneself in mediaeval romanticism. Mr. Chamberlain is so terribly up-tolate with his flail; and Lohengrin, with hie mystery tnd romance, is the ...