... curry favour with -his aristocratic patrons who could not support the idea, that a-man of plebeian origin, the son of an actress, like George Canning, should raise his head abovethiemselves. At all events, Peel on that particular occasion- displayed an ...

... living and general habits were recklessly ex- pensive, and the presents he is said to have given a certain trassatlantic actress costly in the extreme. TiEm MILITAIRY FouCr IN IRELAND IN JOVLT.-The fol- loiwing is the official return of the present military ...

... worthy of punishment than ig- norant men would have been. (Hear, hear.) Then, again, it was well kniown that the duke kept an actress as a mistress, by whom he had six children; and this had a right to be known and talked of, as thle greatest part of this ...

... LAST PARISIAN BALLOON ASCENT.-M. Poitevin Igives the following account of his balloon ascent on Sunday, -with three young actresses dangling to his car:- We 1,ft the Hippodrome at half-past five o'clock, and soon for04 our- selves above the Champ-de-Mars ...

... her, and after stating that she was in mnst tigednccl -stances, gave her convincing proof that she was siterir celebrated actress's father. Mile.Racheilmodeierafsloe of agold-watch,and agreed to ?? a-year for the rest of her life. LEGAL PROrOOTIoNs.-Mr ...

... J. Bell are theatwo candidates. The latter is said to be the favourite. MroTERaOuS DEATHi OF A GERat.N rACTRaSc.-A yoang actress of 6 theatre at Berlin, !,tdtle. Teca, wvas a few dayp ago found dead'.in her bed; and,' on an examination of se bqdy having ...

... This nobleman was alone remarkable for the peculiar style of his clothes, which he cut himself, and for having espoused the. actress Miss Foote, former concubine of Lord Fitzhardinge. METROPOLITAN POLice.-The lists for the metropolitan police service are ...

... beaten her after she fell with the pum- mel of his sword. Nevertheless, her state excited no serious disquietude. She is an actress, had lately belonged to the theatre of Mastaganem, and had been mistress of the dicer, but had excited his furious jealousy ...

... circles of London and Paris for his lavish expenditure. The gold from his purse flows plentifully into the lap of some popular actress or ballet- dancer; on Newmarket heath he can squander his tens of thousands; but to the unfortunate Irish tenantry, placed ...

... interrogatories at ?? trial has con- :cluded, and the accused wuinow be- examined Aniongst the written depositions was, one of au-actress of the Theatre Fraucais, named Maria Lopez, living at: No. 9), Rue itiche- lieu. Before the Revolution of February she ha; ...

... turned to Paris at two o'clock on Tuesday. FYMALEc HEROISM. - On Saturday afternoon, says the Pat'ie, as Aldile. Judith, the actress, was bathing in the Seine, near Asnieres, with other young women, a cry of dis- tress was suddenly heard. It proceeded from ...

... Luxembourg Theatre every evening., One night hp accosted me at a wine-house, and said to me, is I am desperafely smitten with an actress of your theatre. I must see her sI hall die.-' To whom have r the honour of epeakin4 ?? I said to him. sam the Viscount ...