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Les leux Innocens, written in French verve by M. Fonssier—Anglice, A Genie of Romps, written in English prose by Mr. J. M. Morton—shows, when produced at the Princess's Theatre,......
Mr. J. Stirling Coyne, To Whom We Are Indebted For
so many delinea- tions of English comic life, and from whom the French, who are rather the pillaged than the pillagers in matters dramatic, did not disdain to borrow the plot of......
The Philharmonic Society Had Their First Concert Of The...
Mon- - day. Ent for one circumstance, the concert would have furnished very :little for remark ; as the selection, -though made np of :masterpieces, did not preterit a single......
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COMMERCIAL SIDE OF THE VAit QUESTION. " THERE is little analogy," observes Lord anville, 4 iietweei th ease of a landowner borrowing money a -three, four; or five pe cent, in......
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