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... Marriage— Historical Painting— the Recorder, his Report and his Lady— a Felon's Villa— Lady Gresley and her Washerwo man— an Actress turned Orator— a King without a Palace Silk Gowns— lndia— Lord and Lady Montford, the. etc. _t C Reviews of the Castilian ...
... The Progress of the West Indian Governments towards Ameliorating the Condi- tion of the Slave Population— V. The Friendless Actress— Vl. Lawyer Sheil and Montesquieu Bellew— Vll. The Man of 111 Omen— Vlll. The Conversazione, No. 2— IX. The Theatres— X. Notes ...
... to guneral popularity. cannot, therefore, think that it was altogether judicious selection. That almost every great tragic actress has been attractive in Isabella is perfectly true ; but it is no less true that their popularity in its personation was achieved ...
... design it was precisely what it ought to have been, ambiguous and generating doubtings, but the figure and countenance of the actress were hardly equal support the scene the end. was filled by Mr. Macready, and he played the latter part most admirably. The ...
... of MRS. SIDDONS. -■- By TIIOM \S CAMPBELL. Esq. Autnor of flu- Pleasures of Hope. It was a cherished wish of the great actress that this emi- nent poet should be her biographei 1 and many years sgo she exacted from bun a promise, that, if he survived ...
... MAUITAN, and I'ooL of BETHESDA. ?? TYY'O PORTRAITS. (.AItRICK in RICHARD.â?? BISHOP HOADLEY. The INDMN EMPEROR. æTROLLING ACTRESSES in a BARN. The BEGGARS' OPERA. BAMIIUIDGE before the HOUSE e.f COMMONS. ENRAGED MUSICIAN.â?? Thi COCK-PIT. MODKRN MIDNIGHT ...
... worth Beaumont— Mr. James— Mr. Rigby Wason— Mr. Brother- ton, eSrc. Also, Mr. Reeve's Travels in Bohemia— Autobiography of an Actress— Captain Msrryat'sSnarley-yow— Ardent Trough ton, by the Author of Rattlin the Reefer— The Bench and the Bar : Lord Brougham ...
... worth Beaumont— Mr. James— Mr. Rigby Wason— Mr. Brother- ton, &c. Also, Mr. Reeve's Travels in Bohemia— Autobiography of an Actress — Captain Marryat's Snarley-yow— Ardent Trough- ton, by the Author of Rattliti the Reefer'— The Bench and the Bar: Lord ...
... admission into the ( athedral. (IOVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL J FUND, for SUPPORTING AGED. INDIGENT, and IN MUM Ai ; ...
... HOADLEY. MARTIN FOLKES, LORD LOVAT, WILKES, CHURCHILL, LORD HOLLAND, LORD CHARLE- MONT, __c. The I.D.AN EMPEROR. STROLLING ACTRESSES in a BARN. The BEGGARS' OPERA.— MARCH to FINCH LEY. The HOUSE of COM MONti.— PORTRAITS. BAMBRIDGR before the HOUSE of COMMONS ...
... PATHONAGK OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. iPOVENT GAKDhN THEATRICAL FUND, for »upp ■rtin.r Aged, Indigent, and Infirm Actors and Actresses Subscribers to the same, ot the 1 h.-atte lloya l. Covent (iarden, and relieving their Widows and I h dren. Instituted December ...
... of three mails, a sti.am-ves.sel passage- ooat to and from the Clifton side, and the all-im- portant.prospect of an early actress to the grea. metropolis by railroads, -which renders a residence on the banks of the beauti- ful Wye and Severn, and within ...