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... grave of Joseph Grimaldi, the famous clown, have baen put in a thorough stale of repair, the coat of which hat* been generously borne by the proprietor of Lloyd's yens. The inscription on the headstone is—“ Sacred to the memory oi Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, who ...
... Churhyard of St. J&mes’, Pentonville-road, will be able to ob- Serve that the headstone and footstone on the Srave of Joseph Grimaldi, the famous clown, have been put in a thorough state of repair, the cost of which has been generously borne by the proprietors ...
... GRIMALDI'S GRAVE. Tt.o grave of Joseph Grimaldi, moat famous of English clown*, is in neglected state. short thua back mcsMMD was made the Islington Borough Council that the inscriptions the tomb had become almost obliterated. It has been ascertained ...
... superior person. It was so as fax back as the days of Rich (supposed to be the inventor of pantomimes), and it was so when Joseph Grimaldi was so popular that be had to Introduce the music-ball ' - system, and - • same ...
... the instance of Lloyd's News, the proprietors of which have borne the cost, the neglected and time-worn tombstone of Joseph Grimaldi, in the disused oemetery of St. James's Church, Pentonville-road, he.. been put into a proper state of repair. Joe Grimaldi ...
... ccnss oylesve (R.) L’Enfant a La Balu- SRR s v adad s eks s Boy's Own Reciter .ccciivvnnee «“ Boz,” Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi Bracebridge Hall, Irving..net, 2/; Brainsand Braverycccoeee.n Bramston (]« T.) Fratribus.net Branson ...
... ORIMALDFS GRAVE. Tba fr»F« Joseph Grimaldi, tte LiiiliilMilrtA clown, ntuatod tte namAm gnni ine U»« church of St. J««c« •, PootoßwiUn. A4M niebt • meeting the Fasbory Borough OeewSMr. that the iaecriptMO theteinti stone had become and aeked the of the ...
... immorality of his poems, “ Leaves of Grass.” He was saved from destitution by the gemerosity of 'English admirers, 1837—Joseph Grimaldi, comedian, died. 1841—Thowas Chalmers, D.D., died. 1855—Died Charlotte Broate. 1869—Irish Church Bill passed. ...
... (Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 6s.) The Gun Afield and Afloat. By Henry Sharp. (Chapman and Hall, 12s. 6d. net.) Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by Boz (Charles Dickens). iRoutledge and Sons, Ltd.) The Boy, Some Horses, and a Girl. By Dorothea Conyers. (Edward ...
... said to be the handsomest, most and bravest of the courtiers of Charles I. accomplished, Among ite inhabitants have been Joseph Grimaldi, the famous clown, Tom Paine, author of “ The of Reason,” and Robert Bloomfield and William Words worth, the poets. Last ...
... #1 Just a hundred years ago the old-fashioned pantomime was raised to a great height of popularity by the genius of Joseph Grimaldi, the famous clown and pantomimist. His (fk j&Agreatest success was as the clown in the pantomime of Mother Goose at Covent ...
... MAY 3l. JosEPH GRIMALDI, famous comedian, died, 1837. ** The genuine droll,” says » filch- Charles Dickens, * the Grimaldi ing, irresiatible clown, leftthe stage with Dr. THowas CHatmers, Scottish divine, died, 1847. kror ‘Boughton, near Canterbury, rodueed ...