... feature in this ?? entertainment is the admirable manner in which his trained dog supports him, steadily balancing glass balls, apples, candles, and other objects of mark on his head, finally firing a rifle and splitting a glass ball into fragments. Bliss Annie ...

... l'roprietor, Mr Edwin Stephens.-On Mr .r'JdA, Sir ?? comrpany appae hr ?? 17Iid. 'The piece received fair treatment, and was is appl iuded. Mr E. O'Neill sias sufficietyviliou l -,ci irarcas Ni r J. A. E. Malone a passable Janies M it ir C1iririiocb'aro a ...

... er kept the audience convulsed with laughter by his extraordinary perm-ersions of the English lang,,ua~ge. His songs The apple ot cii heart and a secli-tolcical ditty, Dot was my nlubrssion, overe cuthusisotivatly encored. Mr WV. G. Walford as Mir ...

... While the apples are cookinc stew withl sugar half a pound I of blackberries, and when thley are soft put them on one side till the apples are ready. Place the apples on a dish. In each apple gut a piece of butter, and in between the ...