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... led mie to live among that 7 class, and the accounts I saw of them were per- ni fectly true. I should like to emigrate to Australia, n4 where I could get oin by perseverance, for I have fE plenty of that. I wouldn't be an acrobat there, of course, but a ...
... obert Gray. . Stockton-upon-Tees, was consecrated its first \ Well know n that the sees for this diocese and for >» c>bt° Australia) were founded by the munificence of O ,is t« ° f the Church of England, Miss Burdett Coutts. (3)'j? Present, of (1) the Cape ...
... the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Stuart; Ghost, Mr.I. Reynolds; Ophelia, Mto,. .Yarnold, M)r.I. Crabtre's Lancashire Clog Dances. Hr. Charles Woodman, the Extraordinary singer. Grand Pus de Drerx, Mdll~e. Celeste Stephan and Mr. WV. Smith. Favourite ...
... propelled By men whom Efterprise here bath upheld. In scarce more than two months the sons of toil Through them now reach Australia's golden soil. SUCCoss- My record of the year just past presents A crowded chapter of the world's events. First-leaving peaceful ...
... a Borrow. mand Maiss Pettifor. The globe and trapeze entertainments, by the Blrothers Tall-eu; Mr.J. Crabtree'srenowned clog dancing. M1ona Louis, as SiUp- kin; and Messrs. Harrison and Mathews with their wonderful dogs. To conclude (Wednesday excepted) ...
... had been purposely engaged for the occasion) Australia and the Russian war, accompanied with panoramic representations. “God save the Queen,” was then sung. It was pleasing sight see the kind vicar surrounded so portion of his flock, old and young singing ...
... commenced lest Monday, Air. Cox. a coloured vocalist, is a novelty; and Mr. J. If. F~annin, in his Irish consicolitics and clog dancing, is amusing. DUBLINV. TuxoTraE ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mr. Jus. Harrie.)-The far-forced tragic actress, Itistori, appeared on Monday ...
... silver tissue; in tre foreground is a bed of gold, apparently ri- valing in riches the subterranean wealth of California or Australia; branches of coral, designed with rare resem- blance to nature, spread themselves around the stage; rpereids in s1lvery shells ...
... down rounds of applause trem the audi- ence. tie wvitticisms are particularly racy, and his reminiscences of the Ballet, Clog Dancing, and iunumerable oddities, render him on a par with the beet Clowns of the day. The dances, groupings, nd eascades by Mr ...
... England, by the Persia, being only at the rate of 13 knots throughout. The most rapid run under steam from this country to Australia has only averaged nine knots an hour. If, therefore, the Great Eastern can maintain as much as even 14 knots on a regular ...
... Bbown, Bedale ; Mr. Sutheblabd, Auctioneer, Durham ; and Mr. Richard Matnb, Auctioneer, Northallerton, Agents. STEAM TO AUSTRALIA UNDER 60 DAYS. PASSAGE MONEY £14 AND UPWARDS. *kk IJ RITISH and AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS and EAGLE LINE of *L*t&£a* ...
... to SABEL A SEARLE, Agents, 19, Water- street, and 3, Regent-road, Clarence Dock, Liverpool, and 23, Broadway, New York. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. altA rpHE WHITB STAR LINE of BRITISH ?? ± ?? sail from LIVERPOOL fer MELBOURNE on the Ist and 20th ...