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... a brilliant existence in the Austrian capital, but the faintest suspicion never sullied her fair fame. A truly remarkable woman, as you perceive. In the meantime, Hibert De Gr6court had endeavoured to arrange his life as comfortably as possible ill his ...
... stole Albert when a baby, and that the youngmanis heir to the property thatis supposed to belong to the lady. She, like a woman of sense, admits that nhe never willingly would pain a swain attracted by her simple style of beauty, and encourages Albert ...
... aned thle incident of the child rescued huml thle hursiog stage yte lw o ovr fully deecrihed. '[le mother holds out tier armis for tile child(, while a fireml an stands by, and a ballet girl is seen ?? between thle %wings to thle stage-door. T[li intense ...
... another to be found in England, and it is positively the only tusker that has ever been landed in Liverpool, this kind being usually retained by Royalty in their native land. It is hence a difficult task to procure one, even at a very high price. Quite a crowd ...
... embodied in the picturesque groups and evolutions of the ballet. Of course, the Genius of Ireland is another prominent figure, land is represented by Miss Isabel Brian, who sang The harp that once in Tacos Halls' with excellent expression and a full, rich ...
... armourer to arm him, and his assistant; and hence he mounted his steed. The prince who ?? a tournament, generally sent a king-at-armis, with a safe conduct and a sword, t) all princes and knights, shomn lie wished to isisitc, signidlylg that he intended to hold ...
... thoalgh a little canvelitioiial Mr W. Broailey in No. ; Blackhler; y Pichiirt, does tint appear to tie best advantage. No. 7, Land. scapenear Paris, by bliss tontalba, to reuartable oeily tor it tcloe copying at tie style or Corat, the greet Freneb landscape ...
... entitled A WOMAN'S VIOTORY. That melodrama is one of the forms of amusement best suited to the taste of Greenwich playgoers is shown by the large audiences attracted, and the enthu- siasm created by Mr W. A. Brahner's drama, entitled A Woman's Victory ...
... LITERATURE. THE TaOREE KINGDOMS: ENGLAND, SCOTLrAND, AND RC LAND. By THE VISCOUNT D'ARLINCOIUKT. (Bentley).- .Every man is anxious to know what a foreigner says of hip country, and on that account the travels of so distinguished a man as the Viscount ...
... reads the account in an English paper, and with all a woman's love and confidence, she believes in his innocence, and determines to go to England and endeavor to save him. The same day a man and woman, -ito their little niece, come to the hotel where Jessica ...
... Beatrice Company in their third week's engagement here. The pieces played have been the Woman of the People, The Workman, and A Mad MLarriage. Miss L. Baldwin in the Woman of the People was particularly good. On Friday (yester- day) night, Mr Harvey took his ...
... Drams, In Four Acts, P by Benjamin Landeck and Arthur Shirley, entitled h WOMAN AND WINE. We do not desire to withdraw one sentence of the opinion which we expressed of Woman and Wine when a it was produced at the Pavilion Theatre in the October ,. of ...