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... seen him stop them or he should die” they were perfectly exhausted the barber daughter “ girl shilling look eaves— of Joseph Grimaldi of Nelson An interesting relic of Nelson been discovered some interest alao attaches to the manner in which it has secured ...
... Beutley is parti- this month. esides Leech’s mouthly calarly rich in il contribution, we have a good portrait of the late Joseph Grimaldi, and seversl engravings illustrative of the cathedrals of San Gre- goria and Valladolid. Tue New Montuty.—If there was ...
... A Jork of Grimaldi— Mr boy difficult of in character pige Tbe boy timid great master applied whip him anmercifblly Mr Joseph Grimaldi standing by looked very considering his vocation sec” remarked to Joey is quite to an imprsssion on follows” “ likely” ...
... horsemanship in the charac- ter of a page. ‘he boy was timid, and his great master ap the whip to him unmercifully. Mr. Joseph Grimaldi was “You , and looked very s: rious, considering his vocation. . remarked Dacrow to Joey, ‘‘ that it is quite neces- sary ...
... audiences however, it must be oonfessed, stand somewhat stronger doses of pantomimic humour than most London ones. Certainly, Joseph Grimaldi was never rewarded by more hearty applause than was bestowed upon Harry te, the clown, tor his broad sallies of fun. He ...
... representatives. Next, that the sentiment or phrase Here we are again, so far from being original, was the invention Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, and was used by him to express familiar emotion beholding his audience in a pantoniime of some celebrity known Mother ...
... almost incessantly plied. About the time 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 facts. Soon after the ...
... Charles Dickens was forth almost incessantly plied. About the time tb® lication of “Master Humphrey’s Clock,” “Memoirs Joseph Grimaldi,” the celebrated almost the only production of his pen which deals plain prose facts. Soon after the completion •jV ter ...
... pantomime, to which Mother Goose stood sponsor, as the musical representative of the old witch, and wherein the far-famed Joseph Grimaldi acauired such high honours Squire Bugle. From scanty sources thus Indicated are the subjects of Christmas pantomimes almost ...
... reoolleotlons indelibly on pages of early history of century The following Inscription Is on his Sacred to the memory of Mr Joseph Grimaldi departed this 31st 1837 aged fifty-eight years” Time dealt hardly memorial letters resordlag circumstance connected with ...
... pony hiss gons lamle, Wants Use of ?? for esooth or trio; abiout 13.2. Good lsomes-Addreoe, E I WyA)-TED. Msemnoirse of Joseph Grimaldi, 2 vole. £3. 3s. offered. Ch aries Lowe.,rslSre onr Biraningsans. c920l Y~.A VITFD 50 yards of 161n. Prump 'Trees ; tree ...
... Macbins seucend-iaa)d( Wanted, to ecrew to -a 2Uin. di dioater.-Address, F. 33, D ailY Post. e7;5 _ TANTED, Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. 2 volis £3. 3s, ofl-rel ,s Charles Lowe, Broad Street Corner, Birmingham. c9234 _ W TANTRD, 50 yards of 161n. PumP Tres; ...