MISS HATTIE SHEPPARDE.

Evening Star, Issue 3624, 3 October 1874, Page 3

MISS HATTIE SHEPPARDE.

—— \-:t.r,c f a!o’J out re-, u {StfTffliwkAßi)] (ErtmHhe Methorifke'JtyftiJ)'" 3.>. . « J8 that m haKe tdajamounoe the death of Mrs Hattie Hallam, faimra as |ljes Hattie fffiepparde, whtri diem this uay {22bdjnat. residence of I her mother, at, Carnop. of puerperal fever/; uriMn£&t*eM& 1 had onlf bfcM 5 time in the OolonyfwQht to she w ®%fS!ffL e i who is new prpmsgi 1 New ”■kp* eih'llreSb' education,' tainily Wfaogemeqta. T m^e ft it necessary tor tei- SKi , - i^ia » ood * aQd wb « n ftill onlf'ft cbilCßnr made her first appeafA^wC^ m, ,thV burlesque of,“ AW : lanta.” Her defm was made At Castlemiin! in Victoria ; and in 18011 at Melbourne, at* |h® Prinwss t .J'heatre,“ under Mr, P.eopge Fawcett 'fWWe: ©he appeared an iftmeslp IDayid Coppe|*nefd,' 'witntbe manager as Mr Mkfcwbejto ) The next ten yews she played! in nearly -all - the theatres in" (Australia, tne dbnngher 10years noviciate few‘m(mt^‘ago,^^e,imptpv^gwAualH.b^ steadily, until,ler grace, elegance, she might'/HaWe challenged; Jni any .aetocea ,»n. the.: f nglish stage. Her anccesa, Her melancholy death' is not only mourned by th(6"genewl public, amongst-wbom M iss Sheppards waaadmtred for hgr artistic excellence, .but pht a void in the large mrde of .friends by whem its Mrs Hallam, : 'she' war' hh oved for her dbmertio, virtues, her gentleness* and her Aimabmty. 1 VJ - ”' ' ;F