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... MECHANICS’ HALL, ABERDEEN. PELL’S AMERICAN MINSTRELS. POSITIVELY THE LAST SIGHT. This evening (Saturday), Oct. 23,1858. Reserved Seats, 2s. : Second Seats, Is. ; Gallery, fid. Doors open at half-past Seven—commence at Eight o’clock. MECHANICS’ HALL, ABERDEEN ...
... ABERDEEN IjIARLY SEED POTATOE _J Walker’* F-irlie*; American do.; Oxford do. ; Hardy’s Frame do. ; Norfolk do.; Bih‘*old’s do. ; Boggs’ d». ; Nottingham do. ; Kilgour’a do. ; Glcni-crvic’s do. ; Walnnt-leavcd Kidney do.; Regents; and Flukes. The above ...
... clergymen or licentiates, to lecture and preach before the congregation —with view to a selection being made. Pell’s American Minstrels, who have been giving entertainments in the Mechanics’ Hall during the week, present this rather rare musical featu ...
... credit upon him as sound Medical Philosopher.”- Critic. The true Guide those who desire Health. —University Mag. “ The New American Discovert demonstrates the absurdity of the English mode of treating such complaints ; will prove a blessing to the afflicted ...
... the 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22d, and 23d October, 1858. Reserved Seats, 2s. Second Seats, Is. GaUery, 6rf. TBS AMERZCAN MINSTRELS, FROM ST. JAMES’ THEATRE, LONDON. GRAND ETHIOPIAN FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENT The whole under the Direction of PELL, the ORIGINAL ...
... Bock bier, lager beer, and mai- wein arc advertised for sale every turning. Americans | drink freely, and Germans drink copiously; and when the | joint thirstiness of Americans and Germans is developed by Southern sun, it is astonishing the quantity of ...
... cutwater. . „ . Wreck Liner, and Loss or have been received in Liverpool of the total loss of the American ahio Robert H. Dixey, one of the fleet of American liners between New York She ww Jo* on the night of the 14th September, having arrived off the bar ...
... whom, Mr. Palmyre, plays the concertina very sweetly and, with his companion, gives some of the American songs, so effectively sung the Christy Minstrels at the Pollyphonic Hall, London. The Brousil Family, in their performances in the County Rooms Tuesday ...
... Direct.)-8 propose to aid in making the line from Keith to Dufftown. Tu* Campbell Minstrels.—Only of late have those amongst us who caro for what is popularly known as American Melodies and Choruses had opportunity of hea-ing these compositions given in this ...
... ahould you a«y V* I gib dat up afore you ax it. What should you Why. under eircnmeteocea de ease, I should say. dat all /—American paper. Waklbt and Wins.— There Is en excellent story going the round of the clubs. A commissioner of the Insolvent Debtors* ...
... been entertainments of American Life, Song, and Danes, in the Mechanics' Hall, verv large and highly audiences. The company is constituted very much same previously: the new comers being—Mr. Burton, from the Christy Minstrels, very chaste and plesnng ...
... Palace to the American Minister.-—A fite, at the present moment of some political significance, w’as given Friday, at the Crystal Palace. Mr. Peabody, the American }nVlionaire y gave magnificent entertainment to Mr. Dallas, the American Minister, and ...