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Nisbet was born in 1851, the son of John Nisbet, Westerhill, Cadder, near Glasgow.
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Nisbet was born in 1851, the son of John Nisbet, Westerhill, Cadder, near Glasgow.
He was schooled in Scotland, and attended Glasgow University prior to starting a career in journalism.
Initially at the Glasgow Citizen, then Western Morning News in Plymouth, before starting with the Times. He started there in the press gallery, and subsequently, in 1882, became their dramatic critic. He also wrote articles and undertook editorial work simultaneously for some of the weekly publications in London of that time.
Nisbet"s writing style was described as a vigorous and compact style, that was frequently touched by the elegance and grace that come of a close acquaintance with the masters of French, Italian, and Spanish literature.
As a dramatist he wrote Dorothy Gray, and it was produced at the Princess"s Theatre, London, on April 10, 1888
Nisbet married Isabella Frances Fairweather in 1875.
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