Horatio Lloyd and Charles Murray

Those who have had the good fortune to witness his performances in pieces where Murray and he assumed characters peculiarly their own, must have enjoyed a treat of no ordinary tad.

The first time I had the gratification »f seeing them act together in Edinburgh I can never forget the impression they made upon me. They were enacting a piece called, I think, "The Golden Farmer." Such acting, by such a pair of inimitable comedians, I do not expect to see again. Lloyd is still alive and well, I hope; but where is the substitute for Murray?

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