The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-12 00:00:00

LYCEUM THEATRE.

1914
13
33/4
28%

Miss Cushman has been engaged here to give four
faros ell performances; the first of which took place
last evening, when she repeated the part of Meg Mer-
rilies, in which she had appeared at this theatre on the
previous Wednesday, for the benefit of Miss Kathleen
Fitzwilliam. Mr. C. Romer made his debilt, as Henry
&rtrom, and achieved a moderate success. The Meg
Merrilies of Miss Cushman was, of course, the great
paint of attraction, and magnificently did she perform
the part. She threw into every gesture, every word,
every look, a degree of supernatural sublimity, which
seemed as of one whose course of being was not of the
common order, of one " who could ride the whirlwind
and direct the storm," of one who, like Prospero, was
a ruler of the elements, and a reader of the decrees of
fate. At the end of the play she was called on and
greeted with rapturous applause.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE TIMES.
Sir,—your correspondent, calling himself " A Hun
garian," published last Tuesday a long article in an Aus
trian spirit, and with regard to Kossuth, expresses him.
self amongst other things, to this effect :
" I will not revive the not very honourable reminis.
cences of his private life."
16 I And further—

" That never was so indisputable a talent as an agita-
tor and demagogue combined with so total a want of
candour and political honesty and all sentiments of rec-
titude and loyalty, with so vain a presumption, or with
such signal perfidy, as in the person of the leader of the
Hungarian revolution."
Speaking from personal observation, we emphatically
declare your correspondent's assertion with regard to
Kossuth to be an unfounded .calumny, and dare this ano-
nymous informant openly and distinctly to utter all he
has to say against Kossuth's private character. Let
him revive these threatenvd reminiscences; we are ready
to answer him. As to Kossuth's public lre, it is well
known; history will pass i:s impartial judgment on him;
but even in this respect, we invite your col r. :pendent to
quote in corrob::ration of his assertion a single deed,
speech, or order of Kossuth's.
We are, Sir, yonr chndiant Fr rvants,
FRANCIS PUNKT,
Memo, ,e of tar r, um.,,,,rian Diet,
HLOYS BILLES,
Colonel 111 the klur gar.au Army,
122, Jernvn-street, July 11.

TESTIMONIAL
TO THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES•

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