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... actress on the London stage, and is therefore entitled to some notice here. Miss Louisa Anne Phillips, the lady in question, was born at Chelsea on December 27t h, 1812. As a child she showed so strong an inclination for the stage that she was educated ...
... his son made his first appearance on any stage, the playbill merely describing him as a Iouni: gentleman. Young was the Juliet. Young Mncready's first appearanoe was a success. On June 13th he apiieared a second time as a young gentleman in the part of ...
... The Swansea Stage. Biographical and Anecdotal Sketch. [BY DAFYDD GWENT]. SECOND ARTICLE. OHABMT MATHEWS MAKBTKS HIS FIRST WIFE AT SWANSEA—NASH AND PUGIN CONNECTED WITH MASTEBMAN'S THEATRE —WYNNE, THE LEADER OF THE SWANSEA THEATRE BAND — HIS STORY AND ...
... THE SWANSEA STAGE. A BIOGRAPHICAL AND ANECDOTAL SKETCH OF ITS HISTORY. [BY DAFYDD GWENT]. SECOND ARTICLE. CHARLEY MATHKWS MARRIES HIS FIRST WlFK AT SWANSEA—NASH AND PUGIN CONNECTED WITH MASTERMAN'S THEATRE-WYNNE, THE LEADER OF THE SWANSEA THEATRE BAND ...
... The Swansea Stage. I Biographical and Anecdotal Sketch. I Dafydd Gwent, in his second article to the South Wales Daily News, says :— Mathews remained a member of Masterman's company for nearly three years. playing many parts and playing them well. His ...
... MONARCHISTS AND REPUBLICANS ON THE PARIS STAGE. The Paris Correspondent of The timet, writing under date April 25, gives the following interesting description of the representation on the Paris Stage jof an important phase in English history, the subject ...
... :EN E SECONAD EDITION. th WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, SATURDAY, 4.0 A.M. (REUTER S TELEGRAMS.) A] wi FRANCE. nr IPARs, APRIL 8, EVENING.-To-day, in the Legislative tu Body,jlM. Pontalis presented a Bill which proposes to MI exteud the law of 1868 on public meetings ...
... tour through the interior of Bulgaria. THE POPE. ROME, APRIL 2.-The Pope was slightly unwell this morning, but was able later in the day to give several audiences. PRINCE BISMAARCK. BERLIN, APRIL 2.-Prince Bismarck will shortly quit Berlin upon a prolonged ...
... on the 27th of April, 1809. He succeeded to the earadomi. on the death of his I father, the 8rh of April, 1820, so thatt he had en- joved the title for exactlv sixty-five years. In t June, 1878, his lordship married Cicely Louisa, t second daughter of the ...
... Geo. IV., c. ?? ?? Court grainted a rule to show cause why the s verdict shoCAJ ?? be set aside. 3 ,THE MUIEDEPR OF A MISSIONARY IN x MEXICO. The ?? ?? ?? has received a despatchll from Mexico. .:ated April 2, which says :-Six of the prisoer. - arged ...
... TELEGRAm.1 le CAIRO, APRIL 11.-The German and Austrian A. diplomatic agents have addressed an identical a Note to the Egyptian Government requesting an ld early payment of the claims allowed by the In- r- ?? Commission. id CAIRo, APRIL 10. - The differences ...
... SECOND EDITION. W -itS Mf.f Orar & rr . R WTWCESN MAIL OGuIs, 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA RETUIN OF THE BOUNDARY C0M- MISSION TO I.NDIA, f STANDARD TELEORAOI.3 81LNGAO, Loss 4 (t'ia MEsED, TUEsDAY). News of the cession of Penjdeb ...