"Engaged" was a satire on marry-ling for money, ' Married in Haste" is a homily against' marrying for love, and the A.D GE. may be congratulated on the justios with which they have put both sides "f the ghai, and on the perfection with which both comedies wer:
ted. Mr, Byron's play, which was non Thureday night before an enthusiastic though aomewliat limited audience, has the disadvantage of relying more on its ialogne its plot or situations for its attractly: nust be very well be preserved through all the four acts, Mr. Josiah Geaintype, who has bought " place in int which ho is living, to judge by his drawing-room, in rather moderate splendour wi ecoud wife (Miss Barra nly daughter, Ethel (Mi Umber).
'They have made' the acquaintance of a young artist,
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