... eartI ? Oil, how I prayedi to God to arrest deatl'a dart till I was in tiC sties. * Yes, will vet believe it, tile clown-mark me, the clown -prayoed? 'l'li otlo who, in fatiifitl attire, leaped antd rode, jo!;i ir antd manikig meivry in tsie riag-lie, the ...

... A SCENE BEHIND THE SCENES. A CLOWN FJIND FOR ASSAULTING A COLUMBINX. AT Newcastle Police Court the columbine at the Tyne Theatre, Miss Rosa Fortescue, on Friday summoned the clown, Mr. Benjamin M'Cormack, of the same theatre, for assaulting her on the ...

... Rose Miadigan's difficult feats on horseback gave scope for the exhibition of Johnny Patterson's well-known abilities as a clown and musical momius, the receotion wvhich he nmet with being one that shoutld gladden 6he heart of any performer. Mr. Jamese ...

... unfortunately, compelled to ride with but one haud, but ?? sits his mount lilct a part of the aunimal. lie owns a horse called The Clown, who has a habit of parforinilg really theatrical feets of vicious Iicking. It yesterday made the most desperate and yet comical ...

... afternoon wvas unceasingly wet. The ?? Still PreServe their wonteti ?? of luxuriance. A continuation of rain, or even a partial clown-pour, would very manterially inter.ere with the operations of the harvest, and exorcise a disastrous in- fiueciec uoen the ...

... however, that I think Snail or Footstep will win the Liverpool Cop. CRICKET. I . i THE CLOWN CRICKETERS V. N.LO.C. This interesting match between the celebrated Clown Cricketers and thed North of Ireland Cricket .Club commenced yesterday, under most favour- ...

... R~eturning to the stage, we find the clown in the full exerciseo of his kleptomaniac impulses. We can quite under. stand the soundness of tha basils by which the gentleman from the agricultural dtstroite judged the clown's performance at a recent pantomime ...

... Wednesday, which is a handicap with twenty-one subscribers, and which reads as if it would fall to the lot of Crisis 3or The Clown. The Sefton Stakes will in all pro- bability be walked over for by Claremont; and in the Great Lancashire Produce Stakes there ...

... assistant county s I-vevo a-s struck by lightning. Krs. Wilsonlt was in the kitchen of the cwelling-hoiius. an d was knocke clown. The lightning struck a Projecting spout on an outhousle. travelled around it. and entered the gable a all of the stable. ripping ...

... had opened, and Mr. Sweaney, acting as clown, was doing the usual preliminary ?? frolic on horseback, when Hickey, in true Bacchanalian style, stumbled forward froml the gallery and demanded a ride, saying the clown had promised it for a quart of ale. A ...

... that lie hadili't comto town, Vblen ho s01a lie was the dope of at cliquo who low would stoop For to du mcalier acts than a Clown. igain, again, egain, anid their votinL, it did slaci, 'iv stenI Dl)enbieono was fallin g, with the Papists at his bock, And ...

... evening performance, the crowd of persons, especially in the promenade, was immense. During the performance, the Shakspearian clown took orcasion to speak a prologuc, in which the virtues of the Irish people -were extolled to the utmost. The allusions ...