... RRONiCLE. Amongst the late fashionable departures for the Con- tinent, you have, I believe, 'omitted to notice that of Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, so justly admired by all lovers of fun. He left town last week for Paris, but I under- stand that his stay there will ...

... deposed, that Mr. Norman was favourite performer. The Coburg, conceived, would hold 300/, ; the expenses would about Joseph Grimaldi (the celebrated Clown) being asked, by Mr. Alarhyatt, what was, answered, witli u low bow, A pantomimic performer—at your ...

... of every actor or actress whom they not liiss. (>onfi*s9 (perhaps our that when hare most heartily at the feats of Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, have done so without having made any previous enquiry into his private habits. hope and trust that they are every thing ...

... ODE TO JOSEPH GRIMALDI, SENIOR. This fellow's wise enough to play the fool. And to do that well craves a kind of wit.—Twelfth Night. Jo sErn ! they say thou'st left the stage; To toddle down the hill of life, And taste the ilannell'd ease of age, Apart ...

... proved a great acquisition to the Treasury. It is a matter of sincere regret to us, to view that inimitable Clown,. Mr. Joseph Grimaldi so reduced by the infirmities of disease, brought on by heats and colds in his repeated changes of dress, as to become ...

... Winston, and Dunn; in the fourth, Messrs. Cooper, Halton, Anderson, T. P. Cooke, and Hughes; in the fifth, were Messrs. Joseph Grimaldi, sem, Fitzwilliam, and M‘Donald. The two Theatres Royal are now making the mos active preparations towards the production ...

... tun, and Dann ; in the f our th, M essrs . C oo p er , a Anderson, 'l'. P. Cooke, and Hughes ; in the fifth, Messrs. Joseph Grimaldi, sen., Fitzwilliam, and The two Theatres Royal are now making the sc; i 4 preparations towards the pro.luction of the ...

... outlet of Smithfield, 4 11 , 1 !01 the wisdom of our ancestors denominated Chick- C, which .the admirable fooling of Joseph Grimaldi, altered to Chickabiddy-lane ;. but which has recently ived-from the parish authorities the more dignified apeilation ...

... have no friends. Ladies and gentlemen, that you, and yours may ever enjoy the blessing ofhea/th is the fervent prayer of Joseph Grimaldi ;—farewell—farewell. (Here the audience rose and cheered him loudly, with waving of hats, Farewell, he continued, ...

... adage, that favourites have no friends. L a dies tlemen, may you and yours ever enjoy the blessing the fervent prayer of Joseph Grimaldi ' --farewell—fet,.„ - ,e (Here the audience rose and cheered him loudly, of hats, &c.)—Farewell, he continued— GOD ...

... vourites have no friends. Ladies and gentlemen, may you and yours ever enjoy the blessing of health is the fervent prayer of Joseph Grimaldi;—farewell—fare- well. (Here the audience rose and cheered him loudly, with waving of hats, ?? — '• Farewell, he continued ...

... have no friends. Ladies and Gehtlemen, may you and yours ever enjoy the blessing of health is the fervent prayer of Joseph Grimaldi ;—farewell—farewell— (Here the audience rose and cheered him loudly, with waving of hats, &c.)— Farewell, he continued— ...