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... returned - while the De Vere troupe (five in number) continue to please with their acts on the aerial bar, French clowning, clog dancing, and comic sketches. GRANTHAM. PRuNmE's MusIc HALL.-Mr Fred. Foster has been making a hit here. His colleagues in the programme ...
... four quarters of the world. uArzehu gm entrusted to M. Cain, Africa to Fremeit, to Jacquemart, and America to Ronillard. Australia is not spoken of ; but might at least be granted a kangaroo about w‘movu the cascade.—World. THE two first lions for fi)ng ...
... Sylvain, who. most ably filled the role of St. Maur, the villain of tbe piece. The seones,. which are laid in England and Australia., were in keeping with the pieco, the dialogue wad sparkling and the acting good. Dead of Night will repeated to-night. The ...
... as ELLA REZENE. My kind regards to Mr Wetbourne, I B L N T D I N, the Hero of Niagara, after his successful Tour through Australia and South America, has arrived inl ERolmed, and s-ill Reappear on the High-rope fixed in the Grand Central Transept at the ...
... I}JB and MRS. JOHN COTTRELL. after a Tour It Ibrough the United States of America, Canada, California, Bti~l~i Provinces, Australia, Vano Diemen's Land, New Zealand, Sand- 'tcli and Fiji Islands, will arrive inl ENGLAND ono or about November 1st. Sirs Cottrell ...
... silken bravery young Italian lover, passed direct into the looped and windowed ragredness of the street Arab, and did a clog dance the delight the same gallery. Mr. iialliday's drama, produced for a summer season Drury Lioie ten year# ago, belongs the ...
... Moss, who has given his secvices gratuitously at npwards of 40 benefit concerts, and who is now about to leave the town for Australia, took place at the Town Hall There was a large aod appreciative audience. The m.wrd with an overture for r»- forte, very ...
... been flatteringly received in some scream. ing burlesques, and those promising juveniles, the Brothers. Charles, whose clog-dancing especially entitles them to some well-earned praise. AND BOXING KNTZBTAINIIENT. On Monday evening an Athletic and Boxing ...
... after a highly successful Tour through Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland. Tasmlania, Van Diemen's Land, Gippsland, South Australia, &c., and will shortly make their Reappearance inl New Hibernian Specialities. Clippings from the Press. ST. GEORGE'S HALL ...
... we leartily wish it every success. A Hastings Fault a Remote Island —When Her Majesty's snip Emerald sailed for Western Australia last summer, she received orders to call at the r irely-frequented little Island ot Tristan d'Acun la, discovered in 1506 ...
... Mathematics it (SRO OF firmary have received the lowing From a Patient, Collection from P. y elec —The mails for Victor s them Australia, Western Aostralia, aud Tasm is on the m it will the fa December. It will also carry | is wot Seats ene addressed cia Melbourne ...
... it, and Dame Durden's School. The Alpha- I bet. Ballet, the Rustic Sports, and Morriaa Dance and real jl owd Lancashire Clog Dance. Tbe Bowers of ?? Meet II lag of the Fairies-Signs of the Times—Grand Juvenile Ballet I aad Skipping Dance.— Principal Danaenaa ...