... trantarger of the Arch-street 'rheatre, V35 horsewhipped on Saturday eveting by M rs. inl disa, an Etglislh actress,-cattst, delay i Paily ilt g site actress Mr. Russell could make to rcsistasre to tohe lady, ao.. ri;c rc site w as bound over to keep cite peace ...

... tlee tune of tucy torac, othicte ?? most eathusiastically eccosed, as it richly deserved. liss Julia Bennett is a clever actress, nd ?? the Fair One to the life. O'd Tilbury displayed sorte qu-aint Isuesocr iss his scene ewitis tale Hiseg, in isnitaatioe ...

... will visit Jamaica very shortly; should be, we earnestly trust he will be ac- companied by Charlotte Cushman, an American actress, who has constantly performed with Macready during the period he has been in the United States. THE BETTER HALF OF THE ...

... untoward event thwarted their schemes, and the hers of the present dis- tressing adventure soon afterwards niarried a tragic actress of gftat talent, and bottr quitted the Covent-garden stage- she retiring into private life, and he pursuing his medical skill ...

... Callaghair, since omarrced to another u-lan;i Maryanne Barrett, actress, whom he married in Cheltenham; but a third wife, Sarah Clayton, since mar- ried also, diet not appear. Miss Cowell, an actress, to whom he was on ths eve of marriage, attended, and the ...

... playing Belvidera. This lady-was a pupil of Miss Kelly, we believe, and bidsedar, by perseverarce and study, to be a useful actress. The Swansea theatre will es-open oe-the SOthjulstant, under the management of Mr.J.. :R,Nwcorbe, with the celebrated Boleno ...

... dnd that the ,ecld was intetss.' * - FUNERAL- Or McSS CtLAEA WEBSTEa.-The mortal; remains Of this talented 'and lamented actress were on -uesday consigned to their last resting place in the general cemetery, eisal-green. The funeral procession left the ...

... more shocked by seeing in the hand of the officer a glittering naked pneiard. It appears that Mdile. D--, a young and pretty actress of the Theatre du Palais Royal, had been warned by some of her companions that Charles L--I with whom she had an intimacy ...

... the purest gem of integrity. This class of shoplifters is more numerous than may be ireregined and the sphere in which the actresses move, is a subject of the greatest astonishment, inasmuch as they are generally ' ladies, as to their position in society ...

... Cullenford, the secretary, it appeared that the o'jeet of this institution was the granting otpermanent pensions to actors, actresses, chorus-singers, dancers, pantomimists, and prompters. The necessity of such afand had longbeena felt by the maembets of ...

... Dowager Countess of ?? ss Sioriff, and many others, have accumulated large isssby tiir profession. We believe the richest actress on ~ticslag0 at poscont is Madame Ccleste, who, independent of pos- fe ig a aodosioe corevnuc, the produce of her past and ...

... his bestialities - nasty, dirty fellow. There was a man to whom so gross a term would fitly apply. He kept Mrs. - , the actress, for nears in his house, as a-. Does O'Conaor koew that man? Departed Mr. Cooper, oh, Feargas? Set my house in order, and ...