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... William Tucker, Plata, Wilton Wood, Richmond, and Choice, for Liverpool ; the Wilson, Zante Packet, Louisa, Light of the Harem, Minstrel, Harriet L., Ada, Queen of the West, and Lucy, for England. Unfixed—United, Kestrel, Catharine Evans, Chase, Ann Carr, Ottawa ...
... upon Pen Rhaw, and saw the golden medal awarded, amid the aeclama- tions of multitudes, to the most successful of modern 'minstrels. On Saturday last, we pub- lished a long list of metalliferous minerals which are to be met with in the various parts of ...
... Griffiths, in' a new Comic entertainment, fall of Grotesqus fun, in which Mdlle. Christine and M. Waite will appear. The American Minstrels in all their songs and dances. Principal vocalists, liss R. Hyams, W. Pearce, Master Reeves, ?? Stephen. soul Comic ...
... 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 ...
... ROYAL SURREY- THEA-TRE.- R Lessees, Messrs. SnsnEEPRnD and OnRswicI. On Monday, the celebrated Ethiopian Minstrels, under dhe direction of G. W. Pell (the Original Bones), who will'appear.| in the Bloomer Costume. Also, a variety of Entertainments. - On ...
... celebrated ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, under tbe sole direction of Mr. G. W, Pell (the original Bones, from the St. James’s Theatre), being for the Benefit of Mr. LUDLOW, the American Basso of the above Company, which is fixed for THIS EVENING, on which occasion ...
... Brothers Elliotte, Ceiling Walking Wonders; Chinese BeU-ringers. First appearance at this end of London of the celebrated Mr. Pell, tbe origias Bones, and his company of Serenaders, from the St. James's Theatre; H. Franeciscon2i's ?? of English~and foreign ...
... from Samarang ; British barque Culdee, Chambers, from Glasgow; British barque Nemesis, Hamilton, from Liverpool; American ship Minstrel, Potter, from Batavia. B—The Hon. Company's steam-vessel Hooghly, Stewart, from Penang; British schooner Buffalo, ...
... The Hon. Baron Alderson. | The Hon. Mr. Justice Maule. Francis Barlow, Esq. The Hon. and Very Rev. Geo Michael Bruce, Esq. Pelle w, D.D., Dean of Norwich. Edward Buller, Esq. ] The Right Hon. the Lord Chief The Yen. Archdeacon Burney, Baron of the Exchequer ...
... Re-ent GaUery, for the accommodation of the public not being completed as early as was expected, Mr. W. S. Woodin is com- pelled to POSTPONE the OPENING of his Carpet-Bag and Sketch- Book for a few days, IRISH TOURIST'S TI C X ET.-EVERY E\ ENINCi. at ...
... Attraction for the Holidays.— Third Appearance of the celebrated TYROLESE MINSTRELS, who have performed with great success before her Majesty and the Royal Family. — Jullien _ American Quadrille and the Cuckoo Galop every evening, with selections from the ...
... Vioe-Adainl Bowloe, C. 8., prerident, in the chair. Among tneoffioen, Ac, preeent were the Earl Manren, Earl Waldegraea, Wetlde Pell, Sir Oeorge Sejraour, Sir George Back, 8.N., Egortop, E.N., Captain Ooiling, 8.N., Captain 8.N., Major Pearce, Captain Cnppege ...