... AN ACTRESS SHOT IN GLASGOW. A terrible murder was committed in the northern district of Glasgow yesterday afternoon, when Galbraith Macpherson, a young gentleman of means, shot an actress from London, named Grace Hamilton, and afterwards destroyed himself ...

... ACTRESS’S SLANDER SUIT. Ci'sins v. Hok^man.—la this case Miss Mollie Cusins, described as an actress, now carrying out an engagement in Paris, sued Mr. .Tolm Walter Horsman, distiller, residing at South Lodge, Maida-vale, to recover damages for an alleged ...

... SONG W ER ACTRESS. The charge of jing money by false pre- ht by Miss Grace Marian T. an actress wos i ving at Maida Vale, against @ song writer, was dismissed by the Bow-street m: the accused £12 yet music-hall her For defence it was she did not stated ...

... DECREE NISI FOR ACTRESS. Mr. Justice Horridge grantrd a decree nir in the Divorce Court yesterday to Mrs. WO. Maud Waller, actress, because of the desertion and misconduct of her husband, Mr., Edmund Waller, an actor, who did not defend. The marriage ...

... ACTORS’ AND ACTRESSES’ A return match between ladies and gentlemen of A ou the new cal profession was pla: 2 ortedown- Maida- vale, where, notwithstanding the dull very company was presen’ Ladies were in great force, and the scene, ly in the afternoon ...

... SPLAKERS REPLY TO ACTRESSES. Mrs. Forbes Robertson, the president of the Actresses’ Franchise as Te- ceived the following reply to the letter sent by her League asking to be allowed to ut the case tor Woman Sufir e from the Bar of eh ¢ House :— I am instruc ...

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... AMERICAN ACTRESS “TI am not a criminal from choice,” was the chaels plea of Emmanuel Goldman, alias Mi aded guilty and was commit! ted aged 25, who Song Westminster istrate’ ‘ester- for trial by t charges of robbery. Miss Greenough, an American actress engaged ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ACTRESS. A Leeds correspondent telegraphs :—Quite a gloom has been cast over theatrical circles to-day by the somewhat sudden death of Miss Wadman, who was to have been the * Dick Whittington ” in the Cbristinas pantomime at the Grand ...

... ACTRESS AND PEER’S SON. The marriage was on —tnougn it took place in April last—of Captain the Hon. John Yerde-Bulier, only eon and heir of Lord Churston, to Miss Jessic Smither, better known by her stage name, Miss Denise Orme. It is stated that Captain ...

... ACTRESS'S PETITION GRANTED. The judicial separation sn't brought by Mrs. Alice Mary l'atrcia Hill-Mitchel:non against her husband. Mr. Edward Alfred Hill-Mitchelson, actor and proprietor of touring companies. was concluded vesterday. The petitioner alleged ...

... ALLEGED LIBEL ON AN ACTRESS. In the Common Pleas Division yesterday, before Mr. Justice Lopes and a common jury, tbe case of Metcalf and Wife v. Wigan was tried. The plaintiffs in this case were vocalists and theatrical performers, and they sued Mr ...