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... meant the criticisms applied to her previous perfor- mances. She was reserved and natural, and did not, save once or twice, speak too aggres- sively loud. As a result, she was most varmly |applauded. Mr Weir's Touchstone was in every sense excellent. There ...
... remarkable for the mar- vellons. beauty. of - the moonlight effects. Owing to some error in the catalogue we are unable to speak- iore exactly about it., Nos 194 .and 195, Sea :Pieces, with fishing boats, by T Meadows, will. be admired by those who ...
... Walsh, Mr and Mrs R At Evans, Alex S Nicoll, Mr and Mrs Tyndall, D Ruttiedge, John P Collins, Miss . Adair Miss Newland. S W Speak, James' Carrassee, r Mrand Mrs Phelali, SFlyrne, DJ O'Brien, J VPenny. e B S Mard, Terence Kelly J P H Skerrett Bogers, John ...
... therefore, densely crowded last night, and do doubt may be crowded during the remainder of the engagement. There is, generally. speaking, a certain diffi- culty about pronoancing off-hand an opinion with reference to an opora. which one hears for th, first time ...
... one o: i'otia's vales, but under the shadow of St ?? Redcliffe, Bristol, in the person of 'hattrerton. It wus an error to speak of him, as :S r 'Theodore Watts had done, as if he were tl:- father of the Romantic school. Given his civironuiient. and given ...
... have seen so close to the pomp and pageanltry *which the fourteenth century loved. and yet -within hearing distance, so to speak, Of the nightuigales which on April nights sang. round the then suburban villages of Strand, Holborn, and Charing ? His early ...
... College, this even- ing at 8 o'clock, when a paper will be read by the hon secretary on the House cf Lords. Mr J F Cox will speak. oSALE OF FAEMS IN CO. WESTMEATH. r , An important auction snie of land in Co I ) Westmeath is announced in our advertising ...
... thanking you, ladies and lar gentlemen, for your cordial acceptance of the Be words that the Lord Mayor was good enoug to BD speak of me, I can only repeat what I have often before said here in the Mansion House- 01 that it is always a pleasure to me to ...