... ' 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Harris took his seat on t u° bench. There were ' several bail cases, and among the number Mary Glover, ...

... mast. . BY THIS HAY'S TOST. M A RGATE, May 13.— The Elizabeth, Pike, from Shields, has been got off. COWEB, May IS.— Ths Actress, Johns, from Youghal to Portsmouth, got ash, ire on the Shingles yesterday, but has been got oft', aud into the harbour. ...

... spirit, but we cannot say that the character of the lively Suzanne is the one best adapted for this powerful vocalist and actress. Staudigl was admirable, playing the Spanish valet with an ease Ihat is seldom found on the German stage, while his fine full ...

... brought by the plaintiff, w!i'-,i» a ...

... Nothing can be more perfect as an illus- tration of art— nothing more natural, feminine, aud touching. This accomplished actress was welcomed with the enthusiasm due to her consummate merit, and she nobly justified it by the delicacy and force of her ...

... PRINCESS'S THEATRE „ Miss Virginia Monier, an American actress of repute '.if est I dia islands and elsewhere, came before a :_ fl °n audience, on Saturday night, as Mrs. llaller, in u&t-rurcqer. Her acting is of that quiet drawing-room t ?? Which it ...

... THIS DAY'B POST. LONDON, Feb. 10.— Wind this day at noon, south ; light breeze, and hazy. Dk-AL, Feb. 9 — NE.— Sailed, the Actress, Clarke, and the Dnehcss of Northumberland, Scott, for Sydney ; the Devon- shire, Stephens, fur Batavla; and the Enterprise ...

... Plessy made her first appearance this season, iv the cha- racter of Madame Danville. The performance of this cele- brated actress in this comedy is not unfamiliar to the Britisii public, and it is only necessary to say that she maintained last night the ...