Featured in the August 1816 La Belle Assemblee, Miss Nash was a notable actress and singer during the Regency era. Although I wasn’t able to find much on her personal life, her reviews were very often rave; the Theatrical Inquisitor called her a “perfect representative of beauty and innocence” with a performance unsurpassed (The Theatrical Inquisitor, Or, Monthly Mirror, Volume 8) and characterized her singing as “exquisitive” with a voice of such “extraordinary sweetness” that it “astonished a very numerous audience” (The Theatrical Inquisitor, Or, Monthly Mirror, Volume 3).
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