... ladies anil gentle- ?? reprrseletilig the various chalracters speak. They were in appropriate costume, excepting the ghost, and ?? did riot lonw what his approliriatc costume was. In cross- examination by Mr Gibsoer, he said lie did not find anything ob ...

... yocel aind pantomimic eccentricities, excite the risible faculty to the highest pitch. Then there is the Ghost, and a vsry te-spec-tre-ble Ghost it is, too; it stalks, it-walks, and it talks, and imaitates life t~o a shade. The band is under the h1atan ...

... Mossop's experience in Lears:- It was during a season when Mossop was also a manager, and when the treasury was so low that 'the ghost did not always walk.' A wily actor, playing Kent, supported the afflicted Lear in his arms, securely enough, to all appearances ...

... obedient servant, E. Bp, GRATTAN. The Ghost Again in Chancery. Professor Pepper, the eminent Managing Director of the Poly- technic Institution, seems by no means disposed to allow his patent rights in- the celebrated Ghost entertainment to be infringed ...

... and very much shaken, some of the boards were blown out of place, and part of the scenery fell down. Fortunately, the house riot being full at that early part of the entertain- ment, a panic which might easily have occurred, was avoided. MIss MARY ANDERSON ...

... last scene and the murder of Desdemona, the Ghost of Hamlet's father, and the Witches in Macbeth, either entirely left out or modified ir accordance with the French notions of kindness, of tenderness, of ghosts, and of witches, that one, seeing those plays ...

... establishment has recently received some additional contributions from Mr. Hughes, the most important being the illustration of The Riot in Hyde-park. This is a capital as well as a most novel picture, and will be well worth the attention of the Cattle Show folk ...

... avenue. The overhanging bough, with remnants of leaves, made it too dark distinguish any form. I doubt if I could have seen a ghost; but I was within a few feet of the heavy tread of a man, multi- ped by Hawtin's fears-a man, as shown by the voice, which ...

... precisely the query we would put to the amiable manager. But when the fun does come - and come it assuredly does - it runs riot. The hero of the sketch is a sort of Jack Brag, who is a tailor in this instance, and not a chandler. By means of an acquaintance ...

... given with a patlosa that deligiitei the house, and the fine cantabile in the scene on the terruce u the caetle with the Ghost, ''Spectre infernal Image vili6rde! was rendered to perfection, and called forth cordial aliplacte As long, indeed, as Hamlet ...

... sleeves. He is apparently flying from justice. Norman t f De Vere reproaches Mrs Fenton, who quite unexpectedly *e gives up the ghost. ?r After a lapse of sixteen years we find one Marie stay. i 1, ing at a school, which is situated near a strealn. A ma15 I ...

... and my cousin Jones's locker of Davy! nlike Oxford I dreamt not of shot at our Queen, Within ear-shot content, so I could riot be seen; And i'faith the taste's good, though Paul Pryism's shabby, To see Majesty's self and her infantine babby; Though I ...