... alike in some respects, all have seen better circumstances, and all set their faces as a flint when the subject of terms, kitchen fires, and other small etceteras, are mentioned. There is nothing for it but to give in. A slow- gathering despair creeps ...

... courage and perseverance, became thrice Lord Mayor of London. In the streets of the City, as on Highgate Hill, in Fitzwarren's Kitchen, and in presence of the King- of the Sandwich Island, we most of us have seen Richard WMttington exhibited on the stage before ...

... Scene a, Gates of Castle Cormoran, Jack uses with effect a magic sword given him by the Fairy Queen, and in Scene C, The Kitchen of Cormoran's Castle, slays the Giant. In Scene 7, The Pit's Mouth, he pays similar attentions to the Giant's brother, ...

... fairly effective Wolf, and Mr. W. Brunton has some amusing business as the cowardly desperado, Ridiculous, his henchman. In a kitchen scene at Blunder Castle there is a clever episode in the Girard style by the Wises, grotesques who appear in the guise of ...

... higher theatres. He has the advantage of a very good appearance and style. The stage grouping is very good. In the thieves' kitchen, for instance-- where, by the way, a very clever child plays the hero of the prologue-- in the ken, and the gipsy encampment ...

... growth of the city, and of its enormous debt, 113 dollars a head, its poor's-relief appliances, &c. Among these we note diet-kitchens, dating from 1874 as well as almshouses and homes. Some of them are on Deer Island, where the Christian Indians were confined ...

... contrast to her Marchioness, a weird, grotesque, and most original impersona tion. The Marchioness's chief scene is that in the kitchen, where her proceedings with Dick Swiveller as arranged by John Brougham are highly entertaining, notwithstanding the violence ...

... well as genuine comedy and there is no need to describe again what she makes of Barbara, the kitchen- maid, in that lively extravaganza, The Belles of the Kitchen. Miss Rosina, however, had not nearly so often been seen as Nan, the heroine of Good for Noth ...

... will interest the home circle exclusively is Mammic, written and composed by Arthur T. M'Evoy.-- Nancy, an Idyll of the Kitchen, is a plain and homely tale of area courtship, which will please a wide circle of hearers; it is written by John A. Fraser ...

... character of chamber music, in so much that the materials for ^an orchestral pel formanco may be readily found in the ordinary kitchen. It opens, say, with a soft and soothing adajio movement, produced by a couple of handfuls of dry peas gently shaken at the ...

... whilst doing so she must be provided with a fairy-godmother, must make a sensation in the ball-room before she returns to the kitchen, must have a small foot, and must put on the conventional and uncomfortable glass slipper. All these things duly occur at ...

... Miss Maude Clitherow), who, being unable to walk, can only crawl in and out of the tub, which serves him for parlour, for kitchen, and all. The scene between the two, when Jack brings the crippled hoy a pair of new crutches, and teaches him how to use ...