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... Life of the Actor, the Rteform of the Stage, and the great Memorial sat Stratford-on-Avon. I am not the first who has venturied to speak in tihe Church on these subjects ; to discuss the stage and its inflneuce ; to show what it is and what it ought to be ...
... work than his audience will tolerate, is doubtful. The modern English stage is not calculated to stimulate a taste for the poetical drama. While the eye is pleased with magnificent stage pictures, the ear is too often wearied by artificial, humdrum, and ...
... Bland exvired at the stage dear of the Strand th E Thea-tre, immediately aifter entering f or the purpose of cog discharging his professional duties, July 1.7. Lo 1863. James Rogers may almost be said to lhave diaed ign on the stage (April 15). He badl the ...
... water, ad' suitable for genecal dorestic pur- poses. We have been favoured with a section, showing the strata through which the boring has been conducted. It shows the surface soil to be oft. Sin,- in depth. This is followed by loamy clay of 2f, ?? brown ...
... Attica, traversed the vales with his cart and temporary stage to the preeset, the dramatic art has survived all attacks, and flourished in spite of anathema and dark- ness. It must ever do so, for it shows as in a mirror the feelings, hopes, fears, and aspirations ...
... STUDY, STUDIO,_AND STAGE. ?Q Mr. Grigge has issued another of the facsimiles of brie Shakapearo quartos. TThe Palreographical Society has finished the first j. part of the second esrise of its publications. gec We are glad to bear that Miss Ada Cavendish ...
... The Swansea Stage. I Biographical and Anecdotal Sketch. I Dafydd Gwent, in his second article to the South Wales Daily News, says :— Mathews remained a member of Masterman's company for nearly three years. playing many parts and playing them well. His ...
... Fornax or Chatter; April, Hindoo or Charming Nancy; Chillingpton, Prime Cheddar: Spring. Bikova; Hunters' Steeplechase, Kilworth or Merryman; Southover, Patsey. `Clifden in the .Sparting f(ainronie7e says- Bervick, Chatter or Fornax; April, Brave or Ilin- ...
... MONARCHISTS AND REPUBLICANS ON THE PARIS STAGE. The Paris Correspondent of The timet, writing under date April 25, gives the following interesting description of the representation on the Paris Stage jof an important phase in English history, the subject ...
... Black Sea, aid shows that this occupation of the B3atc Sea has been purposely misititerlpreted by the partisar.s of thie Rus- siait alliance. A novel and siriking argutoent is broutght hnorwtard, based ott thte famous tripairtitL ticaty of April 15th, made ...
... first despatches were brought by one of the stage riders at 6.34 ti this evening, the distance from Maestricht hav- it ing been covered in 15hr. 14min. AFFAIRS IN SWAZILAND. (REUTERS 5 TLEGRAM.) Cape Town, April 29. The position of affairs in Swaziland is ...
... 811.US POPULI LEX SUPREMA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 18g3, I ITChe Exchequer returns from the 1st of pril to the lth of August show-Receipts, ^- - A ZZ..A_ OprLA LV ~UV.A VI xv. gous N OW-WelepTS, £30,007.536; expenditure, £34,965,686; balances, :1,529,740 ...