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... It is a mere duologue ' llively simple construction. Its somewhat mild humours '51';'oitlt well interpreted by Mr. Harry Grattan and Miss at\ 1 S teempt is to he made to revive the fallen fortunes of the 1 + lhte. That undefinable entity a syndicate ...
... . ?? Mr. PoPE Emerance ?? . . ?? Mrs. W.WFST Bathilda ?? Miss SMssil'soN The authorbas avowed himself intbe personof Mr. GRATTAN, n the writer of High Ways and BIye Ways, and we regret tha. pulilic expectation thus excited has not been gratified ; partly ...
... to connect him with the regularly established lec- turer is a glass of cold water. On Tuesday, the subject was Grattan- ever glorious Grattan, the best of the goodf-and Mr. Jones, with the solitaiy exception of Milton, has hitherto devoted his powers solelyvto ...
... , Sir John Mac- donald, arrived at our cavalry barracks; and, as soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester, the whole of the officers of the regi- ment were ordered to be assembled; and Sir John addressed ...
... -Here the week's amusements have been provided with success by a company, which has included Miss B. St. John, Mr T. Coyne, Mrs B. Collins, Mr D. Grattan, Miss M. Clarke, and the Brothers Muldoon. HATMARKET.-Messrs Farrell and Wilmot, Irish comedians, have ...
... ;Misses Miirtic Patmer, Emile Urattatt, Sidney K. I'belps Jane Grey. At 8, IN OLDEN DAYS. \lMesis. Harry Grattan, A E. W. Mason, Miss Emilie Grattan. MATINEE TO-DAY, at i. MR. AND MRS. GERMAN REED'S ENTERTAINMENT. llnder the Manaemnelt of MIr. ALvert GERMrAs ...
... and fine horses, but not for riding-I love to go fast-I would cut the air. Grattan's talk was more fairly to be represented in a note-book than that of Fox. Fox, said Grattan, had no curiosa felicitas in expression, though much of it in his arrangement ...
... will contain the records from February, 1558, to March, 1625. It aill be illustrated by plates of arms, &c. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. John Bulloch, of Aberdeen, a working brass finisher, whose acute Studies on the Text of Shakespeare' were ...
... Was presented here on M1onday by MIrs ?? H. Wvallace's company. M1r John Ottaway as Archibald Heath proved himself a capable actor. Mr Stuart Lomath iiade an excellent David Rennard. John Hope was played in vigorous style by MIr Edwin Wilde. Mr Harry Foxwell ...
... Hood attempted to revive the old laws against the absentees; and in 1783, proposition for ditto by Mr. Grattan; both failed. *- In 1797, Sir John Vandelear proposed. in the Irish House of Commons, to raise an annual revenue of £240,000 by a tax on the ...
... speak- a ers, coal-porters, armed with sticks, were stationed to keep order. Amongst the persons on the platform a were the Chairman, Lord Miltown, Lord Killeen, Lord Dalzell, C. Fitzsimon, M. P., S. Woulfe, M.P., Henry s Grattan, M.P., J. Power, M.P., L ...
... and Manager. EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, THE DERBY WINNER, by Sir AUGUSTUS HARtliS, CECIL RAE~tIGH, and HENRnn hAoIMLTON. Mrs. John Wood. Misses Beatrice Lamb, Raleigh, Pattie Brossne, Jessica Black, Louise iMoodie; Messrs. Charles Dalton, Harry Eversfield ...