... commnence- initt. 'llsn' who wc:. 110is' i slil digcut circumstances. Thisi havitig becn adoptoed, en,) twso actoirs sad tivo actresses elected iF unuseistats, C'harles ~Dickells, Esq., B. B. Caitbell, Esq., anod. S] Mar. Serieant Talis'slrd wverc el eted trustees ...

... and then to place himself in the prisoic rs dclec acisi plead his ott-i caustite T11E M osES CUshll.cIN.-ThItse emncc'rnt actresses, (! wve siiidc'rsttnccl, have oxtered l into au engaeemcisat wvith rAl. P M:illr, to aplicar at thie Adelphi Theatre, it ...

... nesses were called to give their evidence, amongst whom were Mademoiselle 1,vienne and Mademoiselle Atala Beauchdne, two fair actresses of the minor theatre in Paris, who were present at the party when the quarrel originated. The Court was adjourned to the ...

... Dumas, the celebrated dramatist and writer, was ex- amined at great length, as was also Mademoiselle Lola Montes, one of the actresses of the Porte Saint Malrit, who was intimately acquainted with Dujarier. All the evidence went to prove that nothing passed ...

... place at the restaurant ofthe: Freres he ctitcsPauiais Royal. Tlis party arose out of Onl r 1s fhoicog cicmtne-ill.Levnne, an actress, batd ch pcven a soiree at he-r Icouse, asod in the cournse of the card- alc playing that followed teere was al difficulty ...

... 8Frcres; where a number of literary gentlemen had assembled Nvith actresses of doubtful repute. It appears that M. DUJARIaIEiI: had been a little less than plea- sant in his remarks on an actress, Mdlle. LIEVENNE. However, his impetuons gallantry was forgiven ...

... to be given on Sunday by Mr. D'echatel to the Egyptian prince. M1ademoiselle Enilie Contat, one ofthe most cele- brated actresses of the TheLftre Franeals, died cni the 27th April last, at her country seat at Nogent scr-Yes nisson, in the department du ...

... paidl by Madame Plessy Arneould to the Theitra Iran- sais, will not, we understand, conic out of the pocket oftthe renlegade actress, because, wheie she signed her engagement at St. Pectersburg, the Emperor of Rns->ia's agent unlertook to save her has iless ...

... of Vitellia's agitated soliloquy, Mirs t the Romrer delivered the recitative with the fine declamation Of miasa a tragic actress, and sang the famous air I Non piO di fioril' al or with a sustained beauty which left little to be desired. Mr- the H. Palmer ...

... superintond t(he application of hi. proces. Trtl NsIRA:scgtItADs.- I tDLMO]SLI. i RotDI:. AT Tric ITat( c.-This celebrated actress has anipeareC 'at the Theatre Diligeistia. b)fore thie Cotrt and ll .the di' of the lagc The Q due-u. aceeompalimidby thme ...

... weeks since in the police reports in the is metropolitan newspapers, convicted of a charge of assault n ponl Miss Kelly, the actress. The prisoner, we believe, has been connected with Mliss Kelly's Theatro, and also thu is Strand Theatre. The description ...

... Sc. Doors open at 7. tHEATRE lROYAL, HAYMARKET.-t . TETIS EVENXING, Miss VIRG)INIA MONIER, the distin- t guished American Actress, 'wil appear in the character of JULIA, in TH~E HUTNIJHEACI(; a~ncdMr. GREGORy, as SHYLOCB, in THE I inT E HER MAJETY'S THETRE ...