... husband's discomfiture, she brings the baby-their baby, as she reminds him-to Teague's house, and much fun is produced by the infant having to he stowed away in a basket of linen for the wash in order to avoid discovery. The basket is taken away by the carman ...

... 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 ...

... In the neighbour- hood lived the Comte De Romeray, whose wife had just died in childbed, and Marie was engaged to nurse the infant heir. But the Comte expressly stipulated that she must relinquish her own baby to the care of its grandmother, and, rather ...

... 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 ...

... Seatoam ?? ?? iss NEL BLOsSOM Coraline . . Miss VIVIHSNE HOLROYDO Luna ?? Mi ABEL KERRiSna Mercury . Mies WINIFRED WARsRN MORTAL FeLK. Sinbad . ?? e ?? D sis BTA VERN ?? ?? HERBERT WILLIAMe Mrs Sinbad . . pantomim Mr W. P. SnEeN Zorilda . . ?? ETTIM CARLISLE ...

... 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 ...

... daring, rather Quixotic woman. ihe returned two years later to foment a movement in Brittany for the restora- tion of her infant son, then styled Due De Bordeaux and afterwards known as the Comte De Chambord. The attempt failed miserably ; she was betray ...

... daring, rather Quixotic woman, she returned two years later to foment a movement in Brittany for the restora- tion of her infant son, then styled Duo De Bordeaux and afterwards known as the Comte De Chambord. The attempt failed miserably ; she was betrayed ...

... 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 ...