The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-02 00:00:00

.LYCEUM

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Tobin's comedy, the "Honeymoon" was revived last night, at the
Lyceum, on which occasion Mr. Harvey Tuckett undertook the cha-
racter of Rolando. Mr. Tuckett is evidently suffertng ffom a severe
cold, and may, by carefhl study, and practice in the provinces, over-
come a few defects under which he at present labours ; he unques-
tionably possesses many Qualifications which are essential for an
actor, and has both self-possession and intelligence; and althouOt
we cannot altogether commend his performance in the character of
Rolando, last evening, it was as light to darkness, compared with
the insufferable pretension, modified by excessive awkwardnes.. with
which Mr. Wentworth alternately howled and mumbled through the
part of Duke Aranza. The part of Juliana was entrusted to Mites
Angell, the effect of whose performance was marred by her extrema
timidity. Mrs. Seymour appeared as Volaatte. She rattled through
her part with much archness and spirit, and received more applan,e
titan was accorded to any other of the company, excepting lieelev.
who, as the sham Duke, was irresistibly ludieroni. Hemming, as tilt
Count Montalban, was excellent, and Miss Jane Mordaunt looked
far better as the Page than when the appeared In the last scene with
her hoarse husband.

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lished) is a work of incalculable utility to teachers.
CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—Now that the season of
annual festivity is about to terminate, and the respective
boarding-schools be re-instated by the busy throng ofyouth-
fill aspirants, the personal comfort and attractions of whom
become naturally an object with friends and relatives tl"---
great solicitude, Rowland's Macassar Oil, for accelerating
the groWth and for preserving and-beautifying the hair;
Rowland's Kalydor, for preserving the skin and complexion,
and removing cutaneous eruptions; and Rowland's Odonto,
for beautifying the Teeth, and preserving the Gums, are
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vereigns of Europe, together with the Beauties which odor
the circles of princely and regal magnificence; and the cc
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Rowland's" articles. All others are spurious 'mit Mit'
. The Earl of Jersey still continues to suffer
the accident he met with at Windsor Castle. '. '.-
We understand that the Worcester and I? •
ham Canal company mean to make .a very consid irming-
duction in their rate of tonnage, on and after erable re.
next, Feb. 1 ; and most of our readers are no e Thursday
Clnee which'n aware
that the Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
,many hare
also resolved on adopting a similar step at 'ably ,aine penal
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port
of
These measures will, in some degree,
Gloucester to keep pace with the inere_2:l;lls' competition
of
other places; and the Gloucester antel li ie.), Canal Cont-
act year, a course
operated most pre-
deneei interestsueyolif
judicially to the interests of the j _ . ,bnicester Chronic*.
e privileges enjoyed
the Manic of England will undergo reels a
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