...intervening incidents and events. " To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage...accompanied with pictorial illustrations from the pencil of Mr. Staufield." nervous state, but endeavouring to keep my mind clear. Acted sensibly at first, and...

...intervening incidents and events. " To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage...accompanied with pictorial illustrations from the pencil of Mr. Stanfield." The cast of the play included Mr. Vandenhoff as the Chorus, Mr. Elton as the Duke of...

...intervening incidents and events. " To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage...Chorus is accompanied with pictorial illustrations t'rom the pencil of Mr. Stanfield." returned in the carriage to town, Catherine and Letitia accompanying...

...intervening incidents and events. " To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage...completeness, the narrative and descriptive poetry spoki-n by the Chorus is accompanied with pictorial illustrations from the pencil of Mr. Stanfield."...

...intervening incidents and events. " To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage of action, and still nre requisite to the drama's completeness, the narrative and descriptive poetry spoken by the Chorus...

...Oct. 19, 1837. Once. MAY 27: The Two Foscari. Cast as April 7, 1838. Once. JUNE 10 : King Henry V. "To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render...accompanied with PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS from the pencil of MR. STANFIELD." The music selected from Purcell, Handel, and Weber. Chorus in the character of Time...

...incidents and events. "To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions 01 the story which have not the advantage of action,...accompanied with pictorial illustrations from the pencil of Mr. Stanfield." The cast of the play included Mr. Vandenhoff as the Chorus, Mr. Elton as the Duke ot...

...events. ''To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions 01 '' «onr which have not the advantage of action, and still are requisite to the drama's com 'raess, (he narrative and descriptive poetry spoken by the Chorus is accompanied with x-.riil illustrations...

...intervening incidents and events. To impress more strongly on the auditor, and render more palpable those portions of the story which have not the advantage of action, and are still requisite to the drama's completeness, the narrative and descriptive poetry spoken by the...

...In the programme of the production of Henry V directed by William Macready in 1839, it was written: 'The narrative and descriptive poetry spoken by the...accompanied with Pictorial Illustrations from the pencil of Mr Stanfield.'26 Macready also used a new illusionist process called the 'Diorama' to illustrate Henry's...