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... privileges of ha bards, whicb, by-the-by, he (the speaker) and cc others probably, had erroneously supposed were Pr none but minstrels. In the old d3ys, however, th they were the depositaries and teachers of science be L and art. (Applause) They were meta ...
... J Paton, Katherine, Columbia. V Pilkington, Geoffrey, Clown. Piling, Stewarti Duke of York. Peillog, Emrest, Christy MinstreL Pelling, John, Neapolitan fisher by. Powell, Malcolm Lennox, RLglanda Chief, Powell, Richarxd Hondtj,, Hunm Aussar, Parry, Caroline ...
... selling by such scales are liable, upon conviction, to a. penalty not exceeding £5. ST. IGNATus AMATEUR MINSTRELS.-This troupe of amateur minstrels gave two grand entertainments in the boys' school-roomn, Upper Walker-street, on the lot and I 2nd instant ...
... de- stroving the republic. The printerof a comic Y paper, the Tribouli - whose proprietor, Baron Hickev, an Irish-American, was eX- *t pelled from France-has been sentenced to e six months' imprisonment and-3000 francs d fine for insulting the President ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... playerwho had formerly been in the employ- . lanment of Mr. Sam Hague,- of the St. James's Hell O. Minstrels. In 1881, Mr. Hague arranged to take a Mmlm minstrel troupe on a tourtbrougha the 'United States meat t. of America, and the defendant was engaged ...
... better maintenance treaty rights. THE THE AMERICAN INTERPRETER AT YEDDO. The overland mail brings the following particulars of the murder of the gentleman who filled the oflire cf interpreter to the American legation at Veddo : - The unhappy gentleni: ...
... hook shares to-day, but the tendency still ei co,,tinute? wveak. Tcaxnsvay shares exhibited a to further reduction. Anglo -American Telegraph d.i Comjpany~s receipts yeiterday amounted to £00 Ie and the Direct Cable Company's to £.150. ?? following special ...
... Turkish, an4 all Mexicans Show a decline of A. a The new Egyptian and the Japanese sorips are ql ,jnatead ~ to 1 premium. 1 American GovrnMMZit bonds leave off firml. Zries hkae been voez~ seakt, having been done asa 1Lw as 18j, hut have setoc recovered ...
... question, said v, his construction of the bill was that it was an w enabling clause, and the council would not be corm- tI pelled to carry it out: but if they served notices to S treat, then it would become necessary to buy. 01 Mr. FIcTON wished to know ...