... ACTRESS. [RI.CTEr.'S TELZGRANLI The funeral of Fraulein Wegner, the celebrated rast , refte of the NN all Theatre, called forth a popular oration of an unparalleled character. Twenty thousand pc sons crowded the cemetery, where order was maintained by ...

... ACTRESSES, and the gifted comedienne, Mrs. John Wood, who delivered the hearty address of love and admiration to Mrs. Keeleyall contributed to the great success of the memorable Lyceum birthday celebration, which Mrs. Keoley herself gracefully capped ...

... ACTRESSES. AID NATURE in CHILDHOOD, MIDDLE AGE, or ADVANCED LIFE, without force or strain, use ENO’S VEGETA^ MOTO” (a simple Vegetable Extract), when combined with ENO’S “FRUIT SALT.” They perform their work “silently as the twilight when the day is done” ...

... an actress at BIRTHS, MAIMIAGES, AND D BIRTHS On the Ifith inst. at Eaglescliffe-rectory, Durham, the On the 9th inst., at Kinnersley-castle, near Hereford, the 1 kinson, Esq., of a daughter. On the 1 6th inst., at All Saints'-rectory, C Wright, of a ...

... ACTRESS. will reoo!l*o*ed ?hi‘«t tbe U«t B««iioDS tbta ootirfi a woman naai*»d Mary P.aker, who performed the Trevor Manic Hull. an aotrew, and wae partioalar’y noted for h ...

... ACTRESSES. “aALON’* PICTURES, &o. New Poekat Catalosne«, iiwtt free 3d., with Sample?, Is. (P.O.iorlS ...

... Parisian actresses, differences of opinion may exist, but there is not one of them, who has achieved fame, or even notoriety, who is not endowed with histrionic talent But whilst there are no Miss Pretty Faces on the Parisian stage, French actresses have ...

... actress vocal exhibitions—animal moans and pmm: that startle the audience without once convincing them. Every one of these expressions of feeling rang false, and Miss Achurch might be urged to reconsider such useless elTects. And yet, judging by one scene ...

... actresses. RSCAPII Or CONVICTS PROM DARTMOOR. Another desperate attempt to obtain liberty has been Made at the Dartinoor Prison. Two connote named Morgan and Britton whilst working in a field, suddenly rushed towards a Wall, over which they vaulted, and ...

... ACTRESS OF Will be performed tha new ',WI:U. Alter which. a new Extravaganza, called THE NEW SPRING MEETING, 1855. To conclude with SHOCKING EYENTS. ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Under the Management of Mr. CnAlum BEAN. TILTS EVENING, Will ...

... ACTRESSES. At a meeting of the Church and Stage Guild, held yesterday at the offices of the English Church Union, Wollington-street, Strand, the large room being crowded clergymen and members of the theatrical profession, Mr. Davis read paper The Attitude ...

... ACTRESSES THE POLICE 'RT. A Strange Affair. Josephine Gladys Hubert, M, an actress, St. Clement - utmost, 11arnsbury, was ezed on remand. at Marylebone Polies on Saturday, with stealing a blanket worth 13s. on the 35th alt.. the property of Amy Tared ...