... upwa-adsof 300. Its Old Gravel-lane about sixty feet of a woedeso fettee, belotogiug to the Londoss Deck Cotupany, was blown clown. I ts Ue same neighbourhood a great number sof dilapidated tenements and hovels, inhabited by tise lower orders of Iriash, ...

... set up on the stage of Drury-lane. He considered that the effect would be novel, and that the blowing of horns, antics of clowns, &c., inviting the audience to enter, could not fail to draw. On this point, however, they -split. Richardson insisted that ...

... Chipping Ongar, let for 14 years, from 1828, at 50per annum. Furniture, fixtures, stock, &c., to he taken at-a-vuation. Knocked clown- for 140. The Bes Jensen publio-house. and wine vaults, No. 95, Floundsaditch, held for 12 years, fiom Cbristmas last, at 50 ...

... who is indisposed at Welbeck, has never entirely recovered from the effects of the tall received by his Grace on board the Clown yacht, off Falmouth, when he was on his voyage to Lisbon to visit Lord and Lady Howard de Walden, at Lisbon. His Grace is ...

... the name of a highway-robber, and No. 8, that of a prig of the pave, alias a pickpocket. Theattention ofa smock-frocked clown, from the vicinity of Tottenham, was at- tracted, and he exclaimed to his companion, Dang it, Joe, do'ee look here, if here ...

... there A as scarcely' any witnd, she turned dyer, and owing to her hiallast-port being left open, she, soon filled aisd %went clown. 'hhe crew and Custom-house officer on board' had great diffi-. culty in making their escape, and some of them swam towards ...

... entering itito the evidemice, oil accoutnt ,of wth at I deetm to be a very extt-aordittary exposition of the-lawv as'-laid clown ait an inquimv which took place into a cause of de~ath occasiotier on anothier Railway. The law, as theroi laid dowsn, is so ...

... should have been Contained in so small a space, Here the transformation takes plac e, and we have Harlequin, Co- lumbine, Clown, Pan taloon, and his atteitdant Tiger in all theirgiory. The comnicbusiness commences with a scene called Stranberry Hill, ...

... companions, htvilig been saved by the boats that went to the brig's assistance. COACh ACCiDENT -On Saturdry last as the Hartford clown mail was descending- Rhyallt-hill, on the other side of St. Asaph. the lenders were attacked bv a ferocious duogA which sent ...

... and he was more than repaid by the attention which he attracted, so lie stood and suffered on. There were about twenty-five clowns in their motley dresses, seven or eight pantaloons, three devils, and' perhaps forty or fifty dominoes. Joey soon found him- ...

... Lyons, rector of Dromore, for Galway.-Dublin Bvening Packet. OLYMPIc THEATRE.-ACCIDENT TO MR. T. MATTHEWS, THE CELEBRATED CLowN,-Friday night, at the conclusion of the burletta, entitled The Little Gipsy, Mr. Baker, the stage- manager, came forward ...

... resting-place of several members of the theatrical profession. The tombstone that most interested us was that of a celebrated clown. It is composed of various slabs of granite, and has somewhat the appearance of a set pantomhne-trick. You would not be astonished ...