The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners: With Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage ..., 6 tomasproprietors, 1809 |
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... justice . The other parts of Charles II.'s regalia at his coronation , were the state swords , the two rings , the armilla or bracelets for the arms , the patina , chalice , spoon , ampulla , wedge , or mark of gold . These were all of ...
... justice . The other parts of Charles II.'s regalia at his coronation , were the state swords , the two rings , the armilla or bracelets for the arms , the patina , chalice , spoon , ampulla , wedge , or mark of gold . These were all of ...
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... justice against a litigious adversary , he becomes , perhaps , from the omission of some mere matter of form , entangled in a demurrer , and is thereby obliged to drop his suit , pay costs , and go through the whole proceedings afresh ...
... justice against a litigious adversary , he becomes , perhaps , from the omission of some mere matter of form , entangled in a demurrer , and is thereby obliged to drop his suit , pay costs , and go through the whole proceedings afresh ...
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... justice of this prejudice , with respect to players , is sufficiently proved , by shewing that it originated in the drunkenness of low buffoons , or Merry Andrews . The higher rank , who are formed to give the ton to every thing , are ...
... justice of this prejudice , with respect to players , is sufficiently proved , by shewing that it originated in the drunkenness of low buffoons , or Merry Andrews . The higher rank , who are formed to give the ton to every thing , are ...
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... justice regret . The Sneer and Dangle of Mr. Holland and Mr. Eyre , are well acted , and Mr. Jones is an excellent Puff . This is a performer of great variety , but his variety is not always charming nothing has pleased us more than ...
... justice regret . The Sneer and Dangle of Mr. Holland and Mr. Eyre , are well acted , and Mr. Jones is an excellent Puff . This is a performer of great variety , but his variety is not always charming nothing has pleased us more than ...
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... justice , but there is no one part in it , that can be called good . Mr. Young's talents were disgraced by this burlesque tragedy , only suited to the tyrant in tapestry - acting of Mr. Farley . Mrs. Glover being put into a serious ...
... justice , but there is no one part in it , that can be called good . Mr. Young's talents were disgraced by this burlesque tragedy , only suited to the tyrant in tapestry - acting of Mr. Farley . Mrs. Glover being put into a serious ...
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