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... Council :-Drotton-Bfessrs W. Stevens, il M. Ascough, G. ates, W. Cook, T. Grange, J. c ,eFaulkner, J. Cowev, J. Robinson, G. Pell, W. th IKeishaw, . Grange, and J. Blewitt. Kilton T -Messrs T. Dale and H. Ferrer; Executive R Commnittee, Mr M. Ruesell.-A ...
... House the attraction ra was The Shamrock and the Rose. Two per- formances, each well patronised, were given by Sam Hague's Minstrels, and at the Star Music Hiall a special holiday programme attracted a very large audience. ROYAL COURT THEATRE. n ROYAL COURT ...
... At 11 each day. The East Essex Hounds will meet on Tuesday, March the 4th, at Steeple Bumpstead; Thursday, the 6th, at Chap. pell; and SAturday, the sth, at High Gatrett. At Ilo'clock, The East Suff6lk Harriers will meet on Friday, March :the 7th, at St ...
... 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 ...
... six years ought not to rest so long without alterations. N.B.-The ratepayers pay. THE P.P. MINSTRELS AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. -On Saturday evening our local minstrels gave an enter- tainment in the Assembly Room of the Corn Exchange. The attendance was large ...
... Johlnston, Esq., ?? William Johnston, Esq., MP.; Thos. APClure, Esq., MJAN; David Taylor, Esq., J.P.; Vere Foster, Esq.; Dr. Rea, American Consul; Dr. Wilberfore Arnold, Dr. Jas. Moore, Dr. M'Keown, Rev. Hugh Hanna, Rev. William M'Clare, Rev. John Kinghan, Rev ...
... and State according to our necessities, and not according to the requirements, of others. The matter in question is the re- pelling of serious attacks, which hinder the maintenance and prosperity of the State, in its national aimns, and in the progressive ...
... 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 ...
... some very important alterations being made in the meantime. On Thursday evening the Rev. Dr. Monro Gibson, a well- krnown American preacher, conducted the. opening ser- vices, preaching to a large congregation. The interior of the church has been greatly ...
... 6ANCISCO MINST1ULnS AT HmoGLI';S Cmcus.--On Saturday night, the initial perform- ance of the season Of the San Francisco Minstrels took place at Hengler's Circus. Though the spa- cious edifice wvas far from being full, there was a large audience, and it ...
... Mrs. C. Barker I p tl Miss Attwood, £2.; Miss Kynnersley, £5. ?? fC GALL .EY O F ILLUST RATION.To-night, Poll's troupe o minstrels open for a eeries of five°nlgt Perfrsanee thefrst ofY b~eing under the patronage of the M jlay Pror, a d fur e the enefirt ...
... securities consols were again frac- tionally better. British rails. with the exception of Lancashires, were generally lower. American rails were also depressed. In foreign rails, Mexican declined i. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank of England ...