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... Masquerade, and the wit quite as good. Grimaldi, in throwing a summerset, severely sprained three of his fingers, the yam of which made him faint. A- surgeon, one of ihc company, immediately gave his assistance. — Grimaldi was supporting the character of a ...
... another of them wore a very rich dress spangled with silver. noise was equal any former Masquerade, »'«1 'be wit quire as good. Grimaldi, throwing summerset, severely sprained three of his of which made him faint. A surgeon, on. ot company, immealiately gave ...
... Townshena, to Lady T.'s great delight, the amuSernent of the whole family. At the Rinelagh-MaStinerade on Tuesday night, Grimaldi, as a Clown, had nearly got a serious hurt 'by throwing a- somerSet, his foot havg slipped a piece of 'orange peel. OLD BAILEY ...
... George 11. GeoVc, , e HI. Sir J. Germain, Ed. Gibbon, C. Gihis, Dr. Cpldsmith, Lord Graham; Granger, 'Lord Gray, Poet Gray, Grimaldi the Dancer, Nell Gwynn.—Lord Hailer, Lord Ha-court, M-s. Harlow, Lord'Harrington, Mr. Hayman, R-v. R. Heron, B. Hobhouse ...
... William Garrow, Dr. Garth, George IL. George `actmain, Ed. Gibbon. C. Gillis, Dr. Goldsmith, Granger, Lord Gray, P oet G ray , Grimaldi .the 'L 0 /e .Aynn.—Lord Hailes, Lord H arcourt , M rs . ar-I.t4titti p parrlngton, Mr. Haym an , R ev . R. Heron, 8.. Hub- ...
... Writ- ten b, C. Dibdiii, jun. particularly Bub against Rub, MrVoM in lii. Moon, and The Year iBei, to be sung Dubois, Grimaldi, and Davis; and TheTrou- b-duur, by Mrs. Margeruni, her first appearance at this 'i'.h,itie. A new Dance by Mr. Gourief ...
... 'Palace of Imagination, were rich specimens of those, super-eminent powers Andrews .has long been known to possess. Dubois and Grimaldi were particularly happy in both Pantomimes, as was Davies in the vocal . departments.. A Mrs. Maraerum evinced powers and ...
... Dibdin, jun. partimtlarly '-Bub xgainlt Grub;' 'The World in the Moon;' and 'the Year. 3Oa ?? to be luncg by Meffes. buY)ois, Grimaldi anl Davis: .and The 'T'roubadour,' by Mrs. Margerum ehtr ?? appearance kore). A New Ballet Divertifeniclnt, bv Mr. Gournet ...
... was comic and enter- taining would be needless, as he has been too long a favourite with the Public to doubt it. Dubois and Grimaldi sung acomic duet with great spirit, and were very deservedly encored ; in the serious Ballet they were both interesting ...
... Dibdin, jun. particularly ?? Bub against Rub, •* .Voi-d in the Moon, and The Year 180 1, to be sung by Messrs. Dubois, Grimaldi, and Davis; and TheTrou- b.ci'iur, by Mrs. Margerum, her first appearance at this Theatre. A new Dance by Mr. Gouriet ...
... Various the World 1, 1 1 1 0 9 by C. Dibdin, jun. viz. Bub againft Grub, life ytar 13.1, to be by Me D wr i Le i n 4 , 0 is, Grimaldi'. A new fplendid ferious Specta cle, ,. by C. Mutic by Mr. lalorel. h L e a r cl, e m i lti g et . i ' - '2ery by 'Mr. Ethil ...
... time, ami readily see that we allude to the very fine satire upon modern duelling, so well executed by Messrs. Dubois and Grimaldi, in the very entertaining Harlequinade of The Philosopher's Stone, by Mr U Dibdin, jun. at Sadish'j Welu. ...