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... by Sir Lumley Sketfington. 2. Prince Hoare died at Brighton in December, 1834, aged eighty. F. Man. There is a well-known actress of that name, who has been absent from the stage for many months. We do not know her present address. W. H. Thanks for your ...
... in 1877; entry, loofr., h ft; the second received 3oofr. 3,200 metres. 5 subs. Count de Lagrange's Argentan by Le Sarrazin Actress, 3 yrs, io81b Carver 1 Count de Juigne's Jonquille, 4 yrs, nglb Carratt 2 M. Lupin's sideline, 6 yrs, nglb Hudson 3 5 to 4 ...
... difficult for an admired actress not to be vain, and difficult for a very vain person to be quite unaffected on. or off, the stage; it is, however, certain that some of the truest, most natural persons I ever met with in my life were actresses. Fleet-street. ...
... Hobart Town, Australia. She obtained a divorce in May, 1802, in London. Fred Cockerton. Mademoiselle Gautier was a French actress, whose fame culminated at the commencement of the eighteenth century, and a truly extraordinary woman. She was very beautiful ...
... upshot, owing to jealousies and disputes, ended in ridicule' and failure. E. F. Guynan.-- Fraulein Wolter, the Vienna Court actress, was born in Cologne. She made her first great successes on the Berlin stage, her greatest being that she achieved as Hermione ...
... rated SroRTtxr. and Dramatic News for October 14, iS-e, which number also contains a biographical sketch of the distinguished actress. ...
... al support. Such creations as the Magdalen of Collins, or the Andrea of Sardou never fell to the lot of that ill-starred actress. ...
... Juliet's sleeping chamber-- that shrine of love and beauty rouge for the sra*-tled life-blood of that young passionate woman an actress, a mimicker, a sham creature, me, in fact, or anyone, for that loveliest, and most wonderful conception in which all that ...
... Alexander's Last of the Mohicans, 3 yrs, 6st 61b (car 6st 81b). ..Lube 3 Also ran Lady Mandeville, 3 yrs, 6st 61b c by Thormanby Actress, yrs, 6st 61b St. Patrick, aged, gst 71b. g to 4 each agst the Pulsatilla filly and Queen of Cyprus, and 3 to 1 agst Last ...
... (Mr. Crawshaw), 1 Buglehorn (late Shreckhorn), 2 Hoya, 3. 7 ran. The Chertsey Maiden Weight-for-Agb Sweepstakes Thormanby Actress (Newhouse), 1 Lindisfarne, 2 Lily of the Valley, 3 5 ran. The Walton Stakes. Lighthouse, by Sterling Beachy Head (Fordham) ...
... the Olympic Theatre-- Portrait of Mr. George Fox-- The Liverpool Grand National-- Sketches by Our Captious Critic Famous Actresses (continued) Mrs. Hartley 44 Left to its Fate an incident of the late Floods in Hungary-- Quail Shooting in Egypt- Juliet's ...
... London whether it was her birthplace or not we do not know, but she lived for some time in Bow-street, with her mother. The actress you mention is, we understand, her aunt. E. Thompson. She Stoops to Conquer was revived at the St. James's Theatre in 1870 ...