... by taking 6 his palace by storm. Theodor is mortally wounded, 6 and dies; and his mother, an Avati, coif`, ses that o Renee is the child of one Colonel Westbridge, and was o stolen by her to replace an infant of Theoder's which o died at birth. 0 Tle ...

... quite to the liking of pro- J entert1 au~iences. The idea of Shakespeare coming vfocia Xy eestitl to put on the mantle of mortality, And then too take the chief characters through the a anven ages ?? is an excellent one, and if it serves merely t Asapeg ...

... noon of night when round the pole par- The sullen Bear is seen to roll ; .rat And mortals, wearied with the day, him Are slumbering all their cares away. ,are ~~An infant, at that dreary hour, are Came weeping to my silent bower, ld, And waked me with ...

... both by taking his palace by storm. Theodor is mortally wounded, and dies; and his mother, an Ayah, confesses that Rende is the child of one Colonel Westbridge, and was stolen by her to replace an infant of Theodor's which died at birth. The performance ...

... child is at nurse, and brings her with him to London. Unfortunatelv, Sarah is absent when he arrives, and Adams, placing the infant in a cradle, goes to have a glass with some ship- J mates. The child-stealer is from home in order to pursue her nefarious ...

... be better than original. We see the factories of fairyland, wherein little Cinder- ella is endowed with virtues that a mere mortal might find inconveniently numerous. The fairy godmother who takes our heroine in hand is Miss Susie Vaughan, one of the best ...

... discovery of the odious fraud which has been practisedontheyoungrman. MadameNicholas, thegame- keeper's wife, who is nursing the infant, behavesherself very badly at Nice, bestowing her favours on grooms and footmen with sucb lavish generosity that the Duchesse ...

... Br6monzs displays genuine paseloi as Deberle, and the other members of the company acquit themselves faultlessly. As for that infant lroedigy, Little Gaudy, the part of Jeanne seems to have been written for her, and she impersonates it to the life. I canisot ...

... puny, weakly creature, with a painful eruption disfiguring its pale thin face. During the course of the play this unfortunate infant had to be kissed by more than one of the performers, and among them was one who, perhaps not altogether unnaturally, suggested ...

... ringing gaily. Unluckily, however, the master of the ceremonies forgot to invite a hoary sorcerer called Telescopus, who is mortally offended by this slight. Only once in every forty-seven years do the bells ring for this venerable and spiteful magician ...

... W the world, almost, itself. The Seven Sleepers will frc at once occur as being one of the earliest known legends ml of mortals whose entry into a mystic world has been we rounded by sleep. Varieties of these have been told 80~ in the Koran by M1ohammed ...

... culty. Their complete command over their bikes is positively startling. They seem as much at ease on them as ordinary mortals are on terra firma; and the accuracy of their balance is simply wonderful. The number and variety of their achievements are ...