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... MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. i The great popularity of these minstrels vaS 4 strikingly shown yesterday when Mr. G. W. Maoori took his 24th annual benefit. The St. James's Hall was crowded in every quarter-in fact,, after tea in the morning it was impossible ...
... MR. WILLIAM FRANCIS'S BENEFIT. The annual benefit of Mr William Francis, one of the proprietors of the Mohawk Minstrels. took place at the Agricultural Hall on Thursday evening, when, as usual on these occasions, a programme containing a number of special ...
... supplied by a revival ot For the Term of His Natural Life. PROFESS.OR DANTE, at the Palace Theatre, is com- pelled to make way for the Fisk Jubilee Minstrels, who open next Saturday for a few nights only. Dante, piloted by Mr J. J. Lohr, and managed by Mr H1 ...
... of the Vernon Park. ROYAL SuCnB y GAarcENs.-Mons. Schallehn's fine band and its charming performances, with the Pell troupe of sable minstrels, the attractions of the excellent opportunities for dancing, with the other varied entertainments, not forgetting ...
... English banjoist. Then came the South American Minstrels, four beautift1l quartet singers, with banjo, violin, tambourine, and bones ; afterwards, the Negro Serenaders at the St. James's Theatre, with the noted Pell as Bones. I beg to remain, most obediently ...
... has unhappily been proved by the event. But the hypothesis that political sympathy with the aims of the popular party im- ,pelled the Hottentots to take up arms, and to con- t Iceive the project of partitioning the best half of e rthe colony with the Kafirs ...
... telcgraphs that a party of armed Fe nians passed Upton on Friday night on board the Chicago steamboat. The Ca nadians and Americans on both sides of the canal turned out. The Fenians, who numbered about IOD men, were seen serving out ammunition, but on ...
... His Report of this year was well described yesterday by our American correspondent as the most interesting sontribution to American political economy which had ever been made. For the American people E its interest is chiefly derived from the light it ...
... ll0i, and Mexican Railway Ordi' nary to 7 M4, i. Mexican ?? stocks ros nearly per cent., while, other issnes, in-. eludig American railways, receded J to 24. Consus closed l00s, 101 for money, and ll0,, 4 for theaccount. *Taz Conservative party, we are ...
... A CHARMING WOMAN. Measnr . Cooke F. Robinson, HE Wigan, and W. Gordon; Miss CottrU ana Miss Amy Sedgqeiok. - TE WANDIIRNG MINSTREL Mr. F. Robson and Mrs. W. 8. Emden.-And A BASH IMPOSTOR. STRAND. THS ZYmUN, THE OLD STORY. Miss Bufton.-ALABDIN or, the Wonderful ...
... and Mr. MORTON I will come to England. He will come hecke as quite a new type of American diplomatist. ! He vill not bring with him the prestige which most former American Ministers have brought; he has receivedneither their general culture nor their political ...
... Janes and T. Thorne; Mises Newton, Power, &c, NATIONAL STANDARD THEATRE, BISIHOPSGATE. THis EvasNmo, at S. THE CHRISTY MINSTRELS' (from St. James's-hall)ENTERTAINMENT. PartL ETHIOPIAN CON- CET.-PsrtIE. NEGRO ECCENTRICITIES. Followed by THE HYPOCHONDRIACS ...