... suffered to- pass un- 4ensured. There was reason to hope, that, when the gilt leather was tarnished, and The white robes ofthe actresses were black- ened with dirt, this wretched copy ,of a wretched original would have been allowed to rest in that obscurity ...

... equal. degree, which are rarely to be met with in 'the same 'person a '-she was equally good as a lyric artist, and as an fi actress. She was equally supeiior, both as a singer and fi a Speaker'; ahd 'she' was the only heroine of the En- f glish Opera, who ...

... WONDERFUL WONDER Or WoNDERS THAT EVER THE WORLD WONDERED AT.-V1e COPY the following from a paper of yesterday, respedting the new Actress, aged seven years, about to appear at Co- vent-Garden 'Teatre. Miss Mudie commanded as much attention behind the scenes ...

... were consumed. The housese adjoiriing weref alved, Wieng well built of brick.- Miss DVtScAN ?? atMargate. 'Thisfavour- ite actress is riow perfornuing at Leeds, and from thence she jirdceeds tD Lezcestir: -CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. £. _Our arieer was again sparingly ...

... the Lord Chancellor of England, a Countess, a Countess's Daughter, and a Ba- roness, as being seated at a table with a play-actress and her children; the public will not, if Mr. CALIBAN does, forget, that it was upon this levelling representation; upon this ...

... where they wili be joined by their relatives and fiiends, an'dsthe nuplials celebrated in the most princelv stile. A FLAMING ACTRESS.-A serious accident had nearly happened at the Greeniock Theatre on Friday night. Whilst Miss WIATON.-was performing theclha- ...

... to exlpress the dignity and slge'ta, of J' er t. Mad. DBsaAsars had no opostunity yof dfisplayijn. I' c.chili- ties as an- actress, vwhch are o' a -etry ?? oz deserip- tiCo, par-.oularly in rural characters, for Which her face alid figurr are peculiarly ...

... observ-dw tia he 3ho'.ght he had nietter --nt it first, ad -then white- .wash it Mr. 5SriBwvi (the husband of our great actress) who died at Bath a few days ago, is said to have left his two safs la.iO'OD, each. COURT A4ND FSifIONABLES. On Wednesday ...

... soswd some literary talents Hle was the founder of that Institution N- hich provides subsistence for Decay- ed AcItors and Actresses when they are no longer quia- 'fied for the duties of their profession. - Mr. HLOLL %'rute a tragedy upon the subject of ...

... from Lisbon arrived at St. Helen's. TALMA, DAMAS, MWademOiSelleS R. tCOiRT, foCuc- WcIs, and other principal actors and actresses of the French Theatre, have, by order of the Government, set out for Germany, for the purpose of performing some of the ...

... Of the new actress I need not say much, as it is I MQit probable shk will not appea of ie A Loadob stage. Something must certainly -be aliowed to a female on her first appearance, tholugb the very agb tation of sue] a time, in-an actress of -genius, ...

... the exceptioa of TRAnTE- ZANr, possess a multiplicity of defects andt a very sca'nty supply of mnerit. COLL1NS iS a lively actress, and bag a, good voice, but then she wanders ran.ist unuiesica',y in time. and tune; BuSSANI has all ample sh;,reof vivacity ...