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... point. A little after five o’clock the horses started, Mr. riditig Grimaldi, and Mr. Seifert Moonraker. Moonnker kept the lead at a stiftish pace for at three miles, which lime Grimaldi was pretty well up with him ; they were now either side of field, ...
... Always Droadod tho 14th. Moat diomal of all men of the stage wail Grimaldi, the down, and his father fathered him. He had that curious dread of a certain whieh assaiL+ so many. The elder Grimaldi hated the 14th of the month, and when it paw.ed he regarded himself ...
... a passing reference, to Troy. Blowing horns follow, and he winds op with Grimaldi in all his stage paint with Here we are again. • • I don't blame him A.A..' bringing Grimaldi in on purpose, but he is there all the same. along with the bragging - and ...
... THE CLOWNS •re Mr. W. B. Seal, the Grimaldi of the Age ; Signor Geberildi, Lyrical Jester; Monsieur Martinfe, Grotesque; Sebastian! and Hoithelier. the Two French Clowns; Joanni and igi, the Two Juvenile Grotesques; Pitney Weston, and hie Troupe Performing ...
... to have been 'Harlequin Executed,' produced by John Rich at the Linoultes-inntields Thant rc, December, 26, 1717. Joseph Grimaldi (17791836) was an eminent clown. ...
... Gael, gives a beautiful description of St. Columcille, the poor man's friend Forty Days among the Brigands, by Father Grimaldi, S.J., in the story of his capture in 1922: and there is much by and about Monsignor Galvin, the founder of the Maynooth ...
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... 68-year-old Jonathan Longworth. died following a kick from a horse. I He had Just finished shoeing a five-year-old racehorse, Grimaldi, when the animal—said to be temperamental like any other thoroughbred, but not vicious -- struck out with its back feet ...
... cooling se your ice, While Greek and Oronmon strt•ots, Soho. Are altogether rater! Your emile—a large affair. glad-- worthy of Grimaldi; Nor wao that facial dismayed At by onapatriote played! To a pluck aa this you add The of Garibaldi! However anrious you ...
... M. JEAN BOUTHELIER, Mons. SEBASTIAN, Signor ANTONIO. Signor GUY ROMEZ, LITTLE ROMEO! The CLOWNS are Mr. W'. B. SEAL, the Grimaldi of the age; Signor GEBERILDA, Lyrical Jester; Monsieur MARTINEZ, Grotesque; SEBASTIAN I and BOUTHELIER, the two French Clowns; ...
... this island, they having all become free by their own exertions, industry, and good conduct. —Hobart Town Paper. Death Joe Grimaldi.— This celebrated character died suddenly last week, Pentonville, near London, an advanced age. ...
... Paris correspondent telegraphs—Accordsrg to all accounts the season has been a flourishing one to the little land of the Grimaldis. flouting was the death rate,and many pious people is England will be positively shocked to hear that duri n g February sixteen ...