teen, while at Eton,he wrote a farce, which was presented attwo local theatres. He founded a little laterthe Amateur Dramatic Club, where his ear-liest pieces were produced. He studied forthe English Church, became a Roman Ca-tholic, read for the Bar, practised occasion-ally, and commenced writing.… … CHARLES H. TICE Uitirins; Man;if;or ot the Montreal Printersr.(iai-(l of Tradi. -Mr. Tice will remain in.Mciiitrcal and coiitinuo to serve the printingtradr in an ctlicient and useful niauuer. san, had a run of 800 nights at the RoyaltyTheatre, in Soho. When about twenty-^ix,Burnand wrote for Fun,…
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