The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-13 00:00:00

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FRENCH PLATS, ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—" CIS.-
rine Harlow." was to have been produced here yesterday
evening ; but, by express dare, the programme was
changed, and Roes Chiri appeared in " Genevinve ; on,
Jalousie Paternelle," and " Un Chaugement de Main."
lIATMARKET.—Mrs. Niabett reappeared at this
house last night, and right pleasant was it ones again to hear
her merry, joyous, ringing laugh ! Is it wrong to my that
until we saw her back again, we acaroely appreciated all we
had lost whilst she was away ? How many come-
dies must there have been " declined," because they osn-
earned parts to which she only could dojustiee ! How many
parts must have lost half their point and character, for want
of that genuine power of illustration which, within a certain
nom is pre-eannently hers ! But here we have her again, as
churning, as buoyant, as piquant as ever. Most royal was
her welcome. Ts my that the house was " full" would
convey no idea of it. Every stall, and all the boxes were
booked before the door were open. Pit and gallery were
filled at the first rush. In the slips there was not stand-
ing room, and the lobbies were thronged by a crowd
anxiously seeking opportunities to scramble for any seat
that accident might render vacant. The play selected for
the occasion was Sheridan Knowlee's " Love Chase,"
east muck as on the first night of its production
(out of delicacy to Mrs. Nisbett we will not my
, how long ago) at this theatre. Judging from the buoyancy
with which the heroine of the night played her part of
Constance, the stage must have been aimed as great a loss
to her as she to the stage. From first to last she performed
with that continuous flow of animal spirits which is so
essential to the delineation of the part. We were delighted
to find that time has dealt leniently with her ; and that in
voice, feature, manner, and dramatic ability, she is the same
Mrs. Nisbett who delighted the town in days gone by.
Webster played Wildroko as if the occasion gave additional
interest to the part. Mr. Stuart, as riven:era, was aa
earefal and skilful as usual. Mrs. Edwin Yernold was an
interesting Lydia, and Tilbury deserves praise for his study
of the character of Si, Williams Fondlove, in which we
should probably have thought him successful could we have
entirely forgotten the unction which poor Strickland threw
into the put. Upon ever-pleasant Mrs. Glover, Time, since
this play was fint performed, has perhaps pressed more
heavily than on any of the original cast. Her Widow Green,
however, is still unapproachable, and it came upon the
audience lest night with se much freshness as if it were a
character absolutely new to them. All Mrs. Glover's points
were highly appreciated ; perhaps most of all a new reading
of the concluding speech, by which she advanced in favour of
the re-appearing actress what was originally written of the
author. _ . _

Let the "Mow Green
Beseech pour patience ere she quit the MIN ;
And venture still pour tiodnen to commend,
la fewer olio old mid vetoed Mend,
was, by a slight indication, so delicately and gracefully ap-
plied, that it could not fill to draw forth a response amply
accordant with the invocation. Mr.. Nisbett and Mrs.
Glover wen both called before the curtain at the close of the
performance. The former is engaged for twelve nights, and
is to repeat the character of Constance this week.

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Frisby a --
Mart of the Mecumsof the rectory of 'S'oodcheeter not the vie.uage
of Troseter, near Stroud, Gloucestershire. They were perpetual
&desirous, with the right of next and nil future presentatious, jnd
they adjoins! Vioodchester Park. The Income of the living, subject
to the rats or tiths, was estimated at about 4631. per annum, and
there were attached to it above 94 acts of valuable glebe lana. The
prontLitlon was about 0.0. It was knocked down for 3,200/., hut was
Sated to be bought in. The loocone of the living of the vicarage of
?rooster was estimated at about Mt, excluaive of strolls fees and
Fnoter Sri:rims, and the population was about 320. The iind.tag
ws Ifli.eaol4 and the parochial rata very light. It VW sold
for 1,320/.

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