Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ' TRIAL OF MISS HAMBI.IN, THE ACTRESS. (From the A iabavt i Paper.) I The trial of Charlotte Ilambli-* for the murder husband has taken place in Mobile. Robert W. Heckle, introduced as a witness on the part of the state, said that on the night of the ...
... Post Office Mr. F. Kelly, brother to the celebrated actress, late one of the clerks in the General Post-office, has succeeded the late Mr. Benjamin Critchett, as senior Inspector of General Post letter-carries*, On Thursday morniiig a respectable widow ...
... Elizabeth and Catherine Hollingsworth, to recover the sum of 01. Bs. for services rendered by them at the Olympic Theatre as actresses, of which the defendant was lessee and manager. The defendant did not appear, and Gunn, the officer, having proved the service ...
... omit witnessing the performaru es of this laely, who is ne)t merely the must powerful tragic actress of the Frencli stage, but probably the most striking actress altogether that for senile time past lias appeared in Europe. Within the last few years her ...
... and was succeeded by two others equally amusing. Mademoiselle Herminie, ore of the new performers; is a handsome, Clever actress-, dtid seems to increase in public favour. The house was to- lerably well attended, and the performances were well received ...
... to tbat delightful actress Miss O'Neill, when she was drawing all the world after her, but Mi*_s Faucit demanded 1.5/. per night, which is 90/. per week. I should have been ready to have given Mrs. Nisbett the salary of snch actresses as Mrs. Jordan, Mrs ...
... this case Mrs. Gordon, the actress, was plaintiff, and Mr. George Bolton, the lessee and manager of the Olympic Theatre, the defendant, the sum sought to be recovered being 19- 19.., for arrears of salary due to her as an actress at lhat theatre, between ...
... ordinary actress ; and no actress can do much more than make them ordinarily tolerable. The mere expression of filial tenderness has dramatic force, and such admiration excited hy is of that quiet common kind as can neither warm the actress nor touch ...
... MIL wer « An addition has lately been made to this company rson of Madame Albert. She is an actress ve much in the style of our own Miss Kelly; that is to ss ) she is in no iaconsiderable degree a mistress over { smiles and tears of the audience. The ...
... Simpson and Co. and Augustus Bug- gins. The audience could hare felt but little, if any, disappointment, as that very pleasing actress, Mrs. Way- let, took a part in both the substituted pieces. ...
... Harris took his seat on t u° bench. There were ' several bail cases, and among the number Mary Glover, ...
... power of touching the heart with«ut doing violence to the judgment, which is perhaps the most essential qua- lity of a great actress. In the points where the tempta- tions to extravagance are highly dangerous to the young and the aspiring of her profession ...