... of the parents. In most of the cases the .mothers appeared, and they were, as usual, full of excuses.—In the case of Joseph Grimaldi, the officer declared that the education of a child which had been adopted by the defendant was wholly neglected. The ...

... manuscript of 120 pages, f,5 George Washington, f.6 10s. and £ 15 10s.; Mrs. Jordan, her signature to several bills, £ o Joseph Grimaldi, £ 3 15s.; Edmund Kean, two letters, 21(1 5s. Percy Bysshc Shelley, 25 5s.; Lord Byron, £ 4 10s.; Nicholas Poussin, £ ...

... neglect of the parents. In most of the cases the mothers appeared, and they were, as usual, full of excuses.—In the case ot Joseph Grimaldi, the officer declared that the education of a child which had been adopted by the defendant was wholly neplected. The ...

... Humphrey's Clock, with illustrations by Catterwole and Hablot Brown, &c. It was knocked down for E11 10s. 1 The Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, first editiou (1838), with portrait and twelve plates by Cruikshank, sold for X4 12s 6d, at which price was also sold ...

... performances, and he is henceforth-as far as this world is concerned-but a thought and a recollection, The deceased, Joseph Grimaldi, expired on Wednesday night last, at his residence in South- amnpton-street, Pentonville, in the 57th year of-his age ...

... needlewoman.-3. C., 115, Manor-place, Walworth, S.E. [1413 'tOR SALE, CHEIAP.-The Popular E'ocyrlopnedia, 114. volumes ; Joseph Grimaldi, by Boz, 1836; Con- ?? and New Testaments, 1127;* The Proficience and Advancement of Learning, by Sir Francis Bacon, vellum ...

... Forster's Life of Dickens, extra illustrated with portraits, views, autograph letters, sold for £500, and Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, extra illustrated, £102. The Memoirs of David Garrick, was knocked down at £200; and Garrick's Life, by Arthur Murphy ...

... entirely new head dress, suggestc o his mind after an attentive perusal of Mr. Charles Dieken', otgresting life of Mr. Joseph Grimaldi, for many years th, '•trih)ent performer of very comic parts at Sadler's Wel! rheatre. ...

... of horsemanship in the character of a page, and the boy being timid, the master applied the whip to him unmercifully. Joseph Grimaldi was standing by and looked very serious con- sidering his vocation. You see, remarked Ducrow to Joey, that it is necessary ...

... accompanied the ooffli, do which was conveyed to the Orleans Station and sent on to e Spain on Wednesday evening. of Joseph Grimaldi was charged at one of the London police Ies cour, oi Tuesday, -with being drunk. The n*altrat ad shaid It was a pity tha* ...

... the Grimaldis arrived in England, and from that year may be dated the rise of the Clown-a character for which the son, Joseph Grimaldi, did what Rich had done for Harlequin. Joe made his first appearance at Drury Lane in the famous pantomime of Maher ...

... cent- age in every place where he had been successful), Grimaldl returned to Liverpool on the 24th of August.-Menoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. ...