... ACTRESSES TO PICKET COMMONS. The Actresses Franchise League are organising a peaceful picketing of the House of commons during the time the House is discussing the Reform Bill. Being • neutral society. they Cr. siting the help of all the other societies ...

... ACTRESS AND THEATRICAL AGENCY. Miss Irma Lorraine, the musk-hall artist. op. posed the application of Mr. Adolph Isenthal for a licence for the International Theatrical and Variety Agency at a special meeting of the London County Council Public Control ...

... THEFT OF AN ACTRESS'S JEWELS. - George Campbell, a clerk, was charged at Birmingham Quarter to-day with basing stolen a gold watch, belonging to William Frost, and two brooches. the property of Eva Westlake, an actress. Whilst Miss Westlake was engaged ...

... AN ACTRESS'S DIVORCE SUIT. in the Probate and Divorce Division to-day. before Lord Jells tbs eon of White V. White i Loyeeidss was beard. Ibis Was a pueblos prisniri W wills, praying for /be dicholulish el bar smesloge es onssed at Yr sad d or with was ...

... AN EARLY VICTORIAN ACTRESS. The death has at St. Leonardaon-Sea of Mrs. Emmeline Catherine Compton-Mackenzie, widow of the well-known actor, Henry Compton (Charles Mackenzie), and for many years known on the stage as Montague. ble was born in 182), and ...

... HEW SHAKESPERIAN ACTRESS. Mrs. Rus* Whjtal, the new !eadmg whoae UlenU have been loudly wocUioKsl. ina«le her firat appearance His Majesty * laat night Mennionc in The Winter * Talc/’ Mrs. charming performance, but »be did not rauae us forget the brilliancy ...

... MYSTERIOCS DEATH OF AN ACTRESS. -.._ - The MY* weaved info' nation eller ssbirs of as monotl Forrn. iopertegl I. boo bees by Delwasii el the moos in Hip Ilautfard possoser. WA tre..w misolol sow A muses, of rompromired lett,n, foussi is bo trash. by the ...

... THE MISSING ACTRESS FOUND. A Dublin correspondent says :—Miss Mabet Love, the Gaiety actress, was found in Dublin under the following circultatances :—On Monday lasts young i lady answering the dewription of the mining actress' applied to the manager ...

... ACTRESS MARRIES BARONET. The marriage took place Saturday of Sir Charles Huntington and the Hon. Mrs. 8. R. Bcresford. The bridegroom is the third baronet, and the bride will best remembered by her stage name Miss Delia O’Sullivan, under whim she appeared ...

... AN ACTOR AND ACTRESS DROWNED. ‘A aad accident happened at Bathampton, not far from Dath, yesterday. A party of H. M.S. .S. Pinafore past week, have been playing at company, who, during the up the river wi' th seme local the Bath Theatre, went boat got ...

... to consider'. ROBBING AN ACTRESS. ' David Jennings, 15, and Charles Ramis, 14, pleaded guilty to stealing jewellery and money to the value of 4001.. the property of Miss Nellie Werrioer, actress, who took a part. in the pantomime of liumpty bumpy at Drury ...

... AN ACTRESS RIFLE-SHOT. One of the latest recruits to the rapidly growing ranks of lady rifle-shots is Miss Crawford, the well-known actre.s. Her father is an Australian shot of international reputation, and she has proved that skill in shooting may be ...