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... 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 ...
... both as to grandeur and effed. • 'fhe comic - finging with which it is interfperfed is moft humouroully executed by Davis, Grimaldi, and Mrs. Margerum's tones of voice feern to improve in melody every night. . • No -imitation of Nature ever equalled that ...
... opinion, the'plaitnifF‘vas entitled to recover rather than in the other cafe.'—The parties then agreed to refer the aCtion. GRIMALDI V. WHLTE. This was, an aaion for work anl labour. The plaintiff is a painter, and had painted fome piaures for the defendant ...
... at the new Theatre, Sadler's Wells, which may juftly be raid to hand &ft in the eftimation of the town. Bologna, jun. and Grimaldi, are admirable :in the Serious Pantomime, and Davis; for comicality, hands unrivalled : the merit of St. Pierre, St. Amand ...
... Rnyal, would, concrek7e, have excitel as much. The longs are remarkably good„ and, the hands of Meff:s. Dtvi, GAttie, and - Grimaldi, - Mefdames Margerum. DPdin, ;and Dav-is, had grerjuflice done them. The reprefentation of M. et's }-lure illuminated had ...
... inCaleclonia, and a new ferio-cotnic Pantomime, called St. George, which amply difplayed the merits ni Young nologna and Grimaldi in ferious aaion and comiat, and Davies in comicality; and we not hefitate to .fay, a better piece has not been for fbrne ...
... which will be reprefented the • c omhat.beiwee n - St. George and the fiery Dragon; St. George, Bologna; jun. Alexander Mr. Grimaldi; Squire, Mr. ' l)s vis; and 4takora,- St. Amami; At feven precifely p une y Races will commence ; three Ponies will itart ...
... ta conclude with the much-admired Comic Pantoinime ti o 'cl Harlequin Phaeton: Harlequin ' Mr. Bologna, jun. 13 a ,Zni Mr. Grimaldi; Chaos, , Mr. Davies; Whim, Mr.. Pantaloon, Mr. Powers; Lover, Mr. Hattland and Madan't St. , Ainand, two_ Pantomimes, sec ...
... to conclude with tire Much-admired Comic Pantomime :called Harlequin Phaeton : Flarlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun. Clown, Mr. Grimaldi ; Chaos, Ntr. Davies ; Whim, Mr. tank•s; Pantalef,:n, Mr. Powers i - Lover, Mr. Harttind and fs:n°lllgusm bine, - Madam ...
... C. Dib-' 14,P!fl.'s.Pantoininle5 offStGeot and Harlequikl Phaeton : foliiier Pa*torriline . Mr. t Ologna, jun. and Mr. Grimaldi two Of the belt Combats With broad fwbrd, battle ex hibited on any Itage, eXclutive of the'unrivlled Combat ; anti Ilr..Davis ...
... comic part. A new - Comic x ant arb (Mule by Mr Rliffel) called Zoa, or the Belle A t Principal charaders', Mr. Bologna, Mr. Grimaldi, Inanks, Nlr.Wells, Mt. Hartland, Mr. Miller, Mailer Davis r Jr. Davis, who will hug two charaderiftic Comic Songs, a Calaanel ...
... and ,the manner in which it is performed admirable The combat of fix is fuperior to any . thing of the kind. Bologna, jun. Grimaldi, Hammond, Cabanel, and Davis, are entitled to every praife ; indeed, the whole of the performers are highly deferving co ...