The Express. — 1851-08-16 (London, England)

STAGE EFFECT.—A drown' position in reference to those who agitate fur a repeal of constitution of parliament—was passed, and could only have stance provocative of hearty and general laughter took place 1 the union altogether. For a repeal of any law in a regular been passed by the then existing unreformed parliament. on Monday, during the performance at the last and most way, however unwise and mischievous, cannot be called As for the objection which was urged, that differences of , impressive cene in the play of " Julius (Sew." Mr. Van illegal ; and the advocates of such repeal could not well opinion and contests, and perhaps stormy debates, would be denhoff sustained the character of Brutus. He waa at that have been censured by those who should have violated its likely to arise iii any body of men, whether called council-', age where, after his army had been defeated, he repravisions indirectly, aad as it were by a sidewind, while the lops. commissioners, or by whatever other name, assembled ; quoti his freedmen to kill him, and resolves to commit law remained unrcpealed. to inquire into and decide on important and interesting " suicide. At this juncture a venerable looking goat, ' And what, after all, would have been the conciliation matters, and that this might be expected equally whether long heard, made his appearance at the side scenes, alla ' effected by such a compromise as was proposed ? I cannot they sat as a permanent governing body, or as a temporary i took a deliberate survey of the house. The audience, at doubt that those it was designed to conciliate would have commission, to be finally dissolved when it should have first surprised at this novel apparition, burst into "4" of said either openly or secretly—. If this measure is no hard- gone through a certain definite task—all this was fully . laughter, to the evident horror and astonishment of the teaship—no oppreouou or insult to any one—and is only what admitted. But it was remarked, in reply, that still greater gedian, to whose ears the unlooked-for sounds were a i.iiffel. is requisite for the reasonable protection of protestroati, and more widely spread and far more unsatisfactory con- profanation. The cause of the merriment walked a,'""e why do you not extend the protection to two millious of tests, and more incurable discontents take place, and rawly down to the foot-lights, and stared at the a'smeno with a, them in Ireland ? But if it Is a hardship and an uncalled- are sure to take place, in the absence of a government i whose roars of laughter soon startled him and droves,"l for procedure, why do you inflict that hardship on four —when there is no recognised and legitimate channel I once more up the stage. In the meantime Bildt. stabbed millions of Roman eatholies in England, except it is that open for suggestions, for complaints, for arguments, and I himself with as much tragic dignity as possible under tic these are not yet powerful enough to overawe you? You statements, and proposals. It might seem indeed anteces , circumstances, covering his face with his robe. The goat, seem to be proclaiming in each country that you are in- dently probable that peace and satisfaction at least within the : seeing his fall, walked over to the prostrate Brutus. took 2 fluenced by no sentiments of justice, or generosity, or church might have been secured,though at a great sacrifice, snuff at him, and was then, amidst louder roars of Mughter ' kindness, or humanity towards either party ; but that you by the withdrawal from its communion from time to time, than ever, in which the actors joined, removed Mr the stage' will yield anything to fear, and nothing to any other coast not only of those radically opposed to its doctrine and woe- —Liverpool Til7loB. .