...considered as strictly genuine) ; that when Mr. Ross performed the character of George Barntvell in 1752, the son of an eminent merchant was so struck...confessed his error, was forgiven by his father, and furnished with means of repairing the pecuniary wrongs he had privately done his employer. Mr, Ross...

...TRAGEDY OF GEORGE BARN WELL. — When Mr. Ross performed the character of ' George Barnwell,' in 1/52, the son of an eminent merchant was so struck with...forgiven by his father, and was furnished with the meansof repairing the pecuniary wrongs he had privately done his employer. Mr. Ross says — " though...

...Corps?" ROSS, THE CELEBRATED GEORGE BARNWELL. WHEN Mr. Ross performed the character of George Bamwell, in 1752, the son of an eminent merchant was so struck with certain resemblances to his perilous situation, arising from the arts of a real Milwood, that his agitation brought on a dangerous...

...BOSS, THE CELEBRATED GEORGE BARNWELL. WHEN Mr. Ross performed the character of George Barnwell, in 1752, the son of an eminent merchant was so struck with certain resemblances to his perilous situation, arising from the arts of a real Milwood, that his agitation brought on a dangerous...

...Plough " and " Rosina." His company comprised several old favorites, and the most noted new one, whose name has come down to us, was Mrs. Jones, who proved...pecuniary wrongs he had privately done his employer. Mr. Boss says, "Though I never knew his name, or saw him to my knowledge, I had for nine or ten years,...

...is alluded to in the Boston Gazette of that day. It is related on good authority, that when Mr. Eoss performed the character of George Barnwell in England,...employer. Mr. Ross says, " Though I never knew his name, or saw him to my knowledge, I had for nine or ten years, at my benefit, a note sealed up with ten guineas...

...Hone's " Every-day Book " remarks : — "When Mr. Ross performed the character of George Barnwell, in 1752, the son of an eminent merchant was so struck with certain resemblances to his own perilous position (arising from the arts of a real Millwood), that his agitation brought on a dangerous illness,...

...the son of an eminent merchant was so struck with certain resemblances to his own perilous position (arising from the arts of a real Millwood), that his...repairing the pecuniary wrongs he had privately done to his employer. Mr. Ross says : ' Though I never knew his name, nor saw him to my knowledge, I had,...

...struck with certain resemblances to his perilous situation, arising from the arts of a real Milwood, that his agitation brought on a dangerous illness,...repairing the pecuniary wrongs he had privately done To Archdeacon Pott, two hundred pounds towards the education of the poor children of St. Martin's parish....