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... ant Geoffery Gwyther William Colvin Captain: Pickering Barrie Livesey Moll Henry Horatius Pilbeam Ethel Baird W. H. Berry Ann Bellamy Evelyn Laye Tince Charles Pdward Lord George Murray Edward O'Bryen Philip D. Williams James Rellamy George Vollaire Flora ...
... up the evidence, the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. The prisoner was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Sarah Ann Bellamy, against whom the bill for murder was ignored, pleaded Guilty to the charge of concealing the birth of her infant, and was ...
... During the latter part of her long illness, remembering the green-room quarrels she had bad withl her great rival, George Ann Bellamy, she sent for her, and they svere reconciled, thus obtaining a more peaceful mind in her quickly declining life.' Tue scene ...
... ir George Fairmont Geoffrey Gwyther Edward La Touche Barry Livesey Pickering yetha Baird Henry Pilbeam H. Berry George Ann Bellamy Prince Charles Wa! Laye Edward O'Bryen Lord George Murray James Bellamy Philip D. Williams Vollaire y Ivia C ‘ecil Ga Stanley ...
... writer, to David Garrick, Abedeen, May 16th, 1772, £4 l.s.; Thomas Becket to David Garrick, Dec. 16th, 1767, £1 3d. George Ann Bellamy (celebrated actress, b. 1731, at Fingal, Ireland, d. 1788), to Mr Ross, £2 12s.; Pierre Do Beranger, poet and chausonnier ...
... Sparks as Old Wilding, Mir Sam Foote as Jack Wilding (the Lyar), Mr Edward Shuter as the Frenchman Papillion, Mrs George Ann Bellamy as Miss Grantham, Mrs Akegg as her maid, and Miss Busden as the Abingdon Belle, Miss Godfrey. Mr Robert Palmer included ...
... Johnson declared to be, in “ idiot who private life, a vulgar talked about her gownd,’’ Mrs. Vin- cent, to whom George Anne Bellamy threw the part in a temper, though she eventually played Imogen; Miss Bride (supporting Garrick), Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Barry ...
... loves eincercly and believes in him implicity, having yet to bear of his effair with Eva the French dancer. hase tilt with Anne Bellamy, her stage ri over a costume the latter elects to wear in opposition to and the first bint of Garrick’s affair with the ...
... Barbara Philpot has derived the main incidents of his novel. Mistress Barbara's history is that of the celebrated Mrs George Anne Bellamy, artistically modified to suit the tastes of the present day, and ingeniously interwoven into a most interesting story ...
... Thomas ► Sheridan, by dint pitched battle, known ■ the Kelly riot, bad already done in Dublin, partly the instance of Georgo Anne Bellamy, because • man too, the fighting Bt. Leger, flown with • insolence and wine, had dared to kiss the nape of her neck she ...
... abroad, 1763-65; the other to John Her. derson, the finest of the players who immediately followed him. Frivolows George Anne Bellamy had long ago discovered concerning the stage king that “the most intense application was neces- under his banners. sary ...
... company is under the acting-management of MIr William Calder. Dancing Chairs. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In George Anne Bellamy's theatrical history there is the following:- hir Rich, wearied out with the successions of bad houses produced by the ...