... their more kindly treatment, and gratitude was rooted firmly and for ever in their young souls. A deputation from the Court Theatre laid upon the coffin a wreath intertwined with pale streamer.. Art, too, had come to mourn for her noblest t patroness, who ...

... water melons. He pulled through, he did, and arrived at the ice-cream and cofiee, tired, perhaps, but not cliyed, After the theatre he showed up, but with diminished vigour, at supper among the cold chickens and ham, , the cold tongue and the oysters hot ...

... Jaques, agent for Messrs. Chambers & Chambers, of Brighouse, appeared for the defendants. RECEIVED. MAGAZINES FOR JUNUARY. THE THEATRE.—In the magnifit3ent photographs of this veritable magazine of information and amusement, the leading actors and actresses ...

... designed for the Church, that profession which he actually adopted was that of the stage, he having even managed Covent-pardon Theatre for some time, and acted in his own plays. Yet, though most of his years were thus great ashore, the sea was the native element ...

... , RECEIVED. MAGAZINES FOR JIINITARY. THE THEATRE.—In the magnificent photographs of this veritable magazine of information and amusement, the leading actors and actresses appear in the finest examples of the art. The short biographical notices accompanying ...

... strength and cost of the two modes of lighting. The electric light is to be used in the Avenue de l'Opera, the Place du Theatre- Fran gals, the Place de la Bastille, and one of the pavilions of the Central Markets, (the Halles). The municipality will ...

... them both in? Irving was very so rry, but he had neUber paper nor card about him. 11, however, his friend would call at the theatre In an hour's time, he would have some fdrhhn. actor did so, and on opening the envelope addressed to him found =order for ...

... slippery places, making locomotion safe. • A Yankee who had never paid more than 25c., to see an exhibition, went to a New York theatre one night to see the Pony Thieves. The ticket-seller charged him 76c., for a ticket. Passing the pasteboard back, he quietly ...

... fortifications at the School of Military Engineering, Chatham. An entertainment announoed to be held at the Royal Rogineers' Theatre on Tuesday evening has been indetinitely postponed in consequence of the sad affair. Immediately on the news of the defeat ...

... her handkerchief: you take it up; you could scarcely have done worse, for now it must be washed before she can touch it. Theatres, balls, parties, club., reading-rooms,&o.—in a word, anything like socia l intercourse—are quite out of the question. Such ...

... at the time, were killed. Both men leave large famines. - . Lord Hartulgton addressed a crowded meeting at Liberals In the Theatre Royal, Liverpool the other evenirg. Ile urged that efforts should never be relaxed to change the political representation ...

... present year, took the chair for the second time since his election to the presidential chair. The noble Lord, en entering the theatre of the London University, in which the meeting was held, was very warmly received. The usual formal business having been disposed ...