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... part of his art, lie probably found his kttolvedge of other scteiices-lcltoigraphly, for exaiiiple-sadly defec- tive. T'ile G Golden Legend nas to be studied, and ' Didron's Manual consulted, hefoue the unhappy dralugltstnati could begiii to torture his ...
... lne Frevrier, -, Francs, boots for exportation le Friedl, .,,Austria, boots anid ,obos or ltdisvrt Garner, D. (Class XV1.) lasts. ta, ?? hi i Gordon, E. (Glass XVI ), 'screwed clanm oidd5 Madden, A. and Sens, spcmn f 4jer boots Franc Harris and Tomkins ...
... eternal r' echoes of infinite harmony-and yet the mcirmory of st ar the House of Dejuda will survive ; not inscribed in T the golden letters of a perishable Pantheon, not re- d( corded in the marble glories of a vast Valhalla, a but preserved pure and immortal ...
... ously: the horse and his rider hath he thrown into the Subsequently we read of the people dancing reund the image of the golden calf, at the sight of which the anger of Moses was kindled, not because of the, dancing, but of the idol which led to it;-of ...
... his theatrical career under the management of Mr. Trotter, of the Worthing and other Theatres in Kent. Harley and Trotter were fast friends. At Maidstone, I remember, Trotter once played for Harley's benefit; the house was densely crowded, but this result ...
... were brought to light through the surfacing of three men winh wooden lees, who were unable to sink a hole in the regular way. Golden gully syan discovered by a man who, whilst loninglug on the ground aed idly pulling up tse roets of grass within his reach ...
... when he said that the Duke of Kent lost the command at Gibraltar for his endeavours to reform the drunkenness of the soldiers. He knows better than this. Did he never see tie code of regulations issued by the- Duke of Kent at Gibraltar. It was not uncommon ...
... aos and Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant.-T. WARD,] Bosv Churchyard, City, stoak toanufacturer. -T. F. THEED, Winchoster-street, Waterloo Townm, stirgeon-11. BIATESON, Hadden-place, Waterloo-road, apothecary.-J. FIiG, Fearn-, ham, Surrey, boot and shoe ...
... suitable premises, but as yet they are unaccommodated. QUEaEs'S TmasATuz.-(Patenteo,;lbr.J.C.JFssephs; Lessee, Mr. H.Webb.) The Golden BZransch is still drawing excellent houses, which dees not surprise us, so perfect are all the appointments. The Br'oken Swoesd ...
... beneft. The entertainment consisted of Gay Massnerianq, IJ He Jeatous, a ecncert, and Planche's highly amusing burlesque of The Golden Fleece. Miss C. Saunders was beyond all praise as Medea, her moek heroics being every way worthy of a Greek tragedy. Mr. Bland ...
... friends and admirers contributed to make this literally a bumper. Miss Loveday ala Mrs. Leigh were Deedemona and Emilia. The Golden Sarmee followed. JemmY Twither by r. tkin, ws reolet ofthefloff Of eeccentricity whibh marks his style of actin~g.Mxr.Ple ...
... irresistibly comic farce, The Boots at the Swan. The company consists of Miss Edith Maraud (of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket). leading lady; Mrs. C. Stanton, Mrs. Kent, Miss Bandell, and Miss ilanville; Messrs. Stanton, Kent, Windsor, Campbell, Seymore, ...