ted by his wife, became the manager of the viously’ witnessed — not mere gorgeous spectacles, but Princess’s Theatre. For nine 5’ears he produced a series of pictures in which artistic beauty and his- the plays of Shakespeare on the boards of his torical accuracy’ were combined. The scenes were… … The Hall of Nimrod {Byron's " Sardanapnlus," Ads III. and 1\’.). By F. Lloyds.
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