... joke him. We should imagine it had ‘but in any case disposed to that a deal more politeness was displayed on Memowws of Joseph Grimaldi. than on that of nobility — Mr. WEBsT2R AND THE UAKER.—Thers, said he, see Daniel sa t man, E tell you King Wi number ...

... Burnaby I lye, which carries the reader back to the days of Gordon Riots. About the same time appeared his Memoir* of Joseph Grimaldi, the celebrated Clown. After completing Master Humphrey s Clock Mr. Dickens visited America, where he was received with ...

... henceforth almost incessantly plied. About the t*me of the publication cf ‘Master Humphrey’s Clock,’ appeared his ‘Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi,’ the celebrated clown, almost the only production of his pen which deals with the plain prose of facts. Soon alter the ...

... henceforth almost incessantly plied. About the tine of the publication of 'Master Humphrey's Clock,' appeared his •Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi,' the celebrated clown, almost the only production of his pen which deals with the plain prose of facts. Soon after the ...

... almost incessantly at work. About the time of the publieation of Master Humphrey's Clock • appeared his Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, the cal& brated clown, almost his only production which degas with the plain prose of facts, and with every-day life ...

... almost incessantly at work. About the time of the publication of Master Hamphrey's Clock appeared his Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, the oelebrated clown, almost his only production which deals with the plain prose of facts, and With every-day life ...

... it, must have been read next day with a singularly exhiliratiug and refreshing effect. Copying from the late eminent Joseph Grimaldi, he commenced with the exclamation of Here I am again !” But he neither possessed that extraordinary facial expression ...

... hind Lead forth, cast ts oh us With thee, the Anointed. reads the soul its joy and rest appointed. —Lotto r st. Low. JOSEPH GRIMALDI. The following is a copy of an old play-bill in my jemession For the Benefit of MR. GRIMALDI, (and positively the last ...

... in posturing, great personal strength, ingenuity and original humour, all culminating in the person of the celebrated Joseph Grimaldi, who is the type held up for the emulation of all succeeding clowns, and whose diminutive, Joey, has become a class-name ...

... variety of performances, and broken succession of short seasons. It was he who, in 1812. brought the neverrivalled clown Joseph Grimaldi to Cheltenham and Gloucester. At this time the Berkeley family took a leading part in the amusements of the neighbourhood ...

... Sir Joshua Reynolds, in a letter to Sheridan 1790, said was the best picture he had ever painted. A holograph letter of Joseph Grimaldi, with three etchings by G. Cruikshank of scenes in the career the eminent clown. An engraving from Gainsborough’s painting ...

... Lady Macbeth. She was then thirty years of age. She died in !MI, her brother, John Philip, in 1823, Charles in 1834. Joseph Grimaldi, the very prince of clowns during his short day, was now only six years old, but had already made his appearance on the ...