... direction PELL, tbe original '• Bones, who for Twenty-seven Months at St. James's Theatre created the greatest furore ever known tbe Metropolis. See Opinions of the Pell must be seen; Pell must heard; Pell's self is Pell's parallel.— Tim* ...

... gradually become less? frequent, unfit the appearance of Christy's Minstrels in this country revived the furore for American serenaders, which had calmed down from tbe time when Pell, White and Harrington made their successful debut'in En-r.' land. ...

... gradually become less frequent, until the appearance of Christy's Minstrels in this country revived tiie furore for American serenaders, which had calmed down from the time when Pell, White, and Harrington made their successful debut in England. Several ...

... want. The Carlisle Christy Minstrels contributed •Arintly to the night's entertainment, was pmvad by the numerous encores. A correspondent Mate* that some though ties* person put some ehenucal ta the wash used by the Minstrel* which bunt the skin off. ...

... following grants (annualf from their common fund in aid of the stipeods o) the undermentioned benetices in the diocese Cartmell Pell, V £47 Lindale, PC, £80 ; Staveley, St. Mary V., £40, Allithwaite, V., £78; Haverthwaite, £34 The Commissioners have also voted ...

... other night, accused the Irish men•bers of being the pail mercenaries of the Government, —that is to say, that now the American funds have been stoppetl their stipends are paid (ruin the war chest of the Liberal party, and the Times in a leader on the ...

... where he has been appointed Seoretary to the to Japan. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss The proceeds of the Border Minstrels’ on behalf of the widow and children of Thomas efter pa: to £73 130. 7}d_, inclading Reocorp RUN wirH THE Hovuwps. —The bad ...