... again become a member. Mr Studt proceeded to speak of the attempts that had been made in various parts of the country to suppress the honest living of some of those present, and he felt it his bounden dutv to speak out on a matter, so intimately touching the ...

... and ditinity. ' And what a noble F chanicter i, thlet of Imiogen, whom Mr H. E. r EvN csetlls ?? thle mitcllless Imogen, to speak of NtJlolji is ti sing one long pmean of praise, and f whose very name is as fall of mutsic as her voice.' E Even Pesdemona ...

... again become a member. Ar Studt proceleld t, speak of the attempts that had been made in various parts of the country to suppress the honest living of some of those present, and he felt it his bounden dluty to speak out on a matter so intimately touchn- the ...

... without exoep- t-on, the cat is the most difficult of all to knock sense into. You have to use kind words to cats only. If you speak crossly to them they get angry and sulk. You have no idea what curious creatures they are. Worse than girls? Girls are queens ...

... do away with all the liberties of the subject. Gentlemen upon that Council who posed as progressives said they should not speak about politics at their meetings, and yet they carried a resolution' forbidding the hawking of aewspapers on Sundays. This ...

... ON TOF1I BY TRAIN. Generally speaking, the happy actor who is always, f, or iiearlv always, Mhopped ' ni London, has little or no it knowledge of hiowhis brotherof the provinces farks inthe Ed way of earning his livelihood by virtuallv travelling fr4lm ...

... in many a piece. Mr Mathews, who soon after he adopted the stage took his mother's name, began the business of life, so to speak, in the audit department in the firm of Messrs Spiers and Pond, who, by the way, started as refreshment contractors in Australia ...

... combining school duties and making himself generally useful. Of acting he did but little. His first part, with only two lines to speak, was in the pantomime of Boy Blue at the Old Queen's Theatre, in Spring-gardens, Manchester, next appearing as Rocenorantz ...

... ends with thepublic. After severalsuccessful combined engagements Miss Lola Haw- thorne thought she would run alone, so to speak, or, in other words, try herf nrtune, at any rate for atime, on her own account, and is at present playing the part of Sinbad ...

... iiswiththe public. After severalsucceesfulcombinied engagemeoits Miss Lola Haw- thorne thought she would run alone, so to speak, or, in other words, trv herfortune, at anyrate for atime,onher own account, and is at present playing the part of Sinbad, ...

... of the ascertained profit exceeded that estimate. The arrangements completedfor the ensuing season promised a good return. Speaking of the valuable freehold land and buildings belonging to the company, he said that the leases of the properties adjoining ...

... who was greeted with extreme cordiality, expressed some interesting ideas of his own .in regard to the merits of extempore speaking, f humorously asserting that any set speech he might pre- pare could not possibly be as suitable in a town where he was not ...