Two morn theatres are to bo built on tlx; Strand in London. Liikii Uo-oliory of Knsrluncl i« to import from Vermont a pair of Blank Hawk trott,er J . Mn Ciiaki,i;s Wyximiam, the English iiclor, liiivinir addressed a nyinpachic iiiossii.C! of condolence on tho death of the (ieriuan Kmperor to the Sehlaraffiu Berolina—an artistic club from which ho has received much kindness—has been favoured with a reply in English, which serves in a warninL" to those who trust implicitly to the dictionary while dealing with the English tongue. It runs aa follows :—" To the celebrated honorary pilgrim Garrick. Well - beloved and admired man, your telegraphic messago lias passionately inflamed with electrical power our hearts for you, aud if already we called with pride you our friends now the feeling of pride meddles with that of hearty affection aud fraternal love. Your interest to the disease of the senilo heroic Empsror, the standard of the German nation, has touched us so sympathetically that words are too poor to paint you our thanks. From tho inmost depths of our heart, which reveres you, wo call you a thundering huzzah over the ocean."
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2498, 14 July 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)
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189Untitled Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2498, 14 July 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)
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