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... Union, Richard Pell, Esq.; Madame Macaite’s, Howe and Cushing’s Franconi’s, Cooke’s and Pablo Fanoue’s Circuses, Mons. Jullien, V. Vouaden, Esq.; W. 8. Woodin, Es ...
... Clementine Pell' is excellent specimen of negro humour, and occasioned much merriment. A buMesque the famous TrcmUrt excited hearty laugh ter _ especially the efforts Mr T. M. Mathews, as the /VvAi Donna. The other items, particularly the American prise jig ...
... Drummond (the Campbell's e most American version, sung by Mr. Drummond nights). IT?| “ Burlesque Italian Opera Sketch”—Mr. H. Drammor | Minetrele and nnhiliched aonie by Messer The Pieces marked thus (*) are exclusively the pro I pell and Co, 50, New Bond-street ...
... in conducting the concert, with that sound judgment and skill for which is deservedly distinguished. 1 THE C.C.C. CHRISTY MINSTRELS The performances of negro melodists have always been a source of much gratification and amusement to a Dublin audience. For ...
... Dniun, tho Moocbortor Art rnlcw, Bicbord 8011. lop. .llodoMo Mocotto-j, o, Frytconioi Basso, IJJ Christy •sMinsnslai * American Minstrels. CaepM TMAmw Opera Troupe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, Bantard’s W. H. Edwards’, Gompsrt a, Jtotth, Millar’s, Hsmllton's ...
... Popular Melodies.) ComlcSong,“Polly Perkins’* .. Mr. U.Clifton. Song. “ A Thousand Year .. .. Miss A. Klnnali Song.“ The Minstrel Hoy .. .. .. Miss F.Edwards. Comic Song (UorlcsQae), “ The Wcepln' Wilier •’ Mr. H. Clifton. Really very Singular” .. . ...
... Still the picture that symbolises our country to our souls, must depict her discrowned and in chains. The strings that the Minstrel tore asunder from her lyre are not replaced to be thrilled with the Paean of the tones of triumph. A mourner yet, Ireland ...
... IMPORTANT NOTICK. The original minstrels. FOI’RTH ORANU TOI R. Th« I’nblic l« rr«p«ct(u announced In a few days. Recreiarr, It. MOSTAtii'K PHILHARMONIC I K T X. ...
... O. oseph, Psitdritao, fr. J. 0. Foster, Lessee, TweEtv irh Night ot the Engagemnenti ot MR. DELMONs GRACE, se coleorated. American C03edtlan-Meles GEOR. GIANA I'AUNCErOT-THlIS EVENING (TuesaayiOOLober Slot, t:s peurformatcee will commence with the ?? ver- ...
... Frodetic Collepe to ] could Frederick Coottur. Orfffn, to be rice Buret Pralh, «.rc«dl.ao(w^„o , ShltaitirS be Sewed CepUio, Tice Pell.. O.otlemm Cadet John Mitchell Salmond Second Lioat, rice Comp- Cadet Henry Samuel S UI«r WaUtn be Royal* Eng neera—Llouteoant ...
... Lower Sackviile-slreet, where a plan of the room may seen, and places secured. Hooks of the words may bad the door. HE IRISH MINSTRELS in their GRAND NATIONAL F.NTKItTAI KNT. cotnprlslna Songs the IRISH LAKOUAOK. Including the choicest and Reels an careful ...
... on the Turf. Planet won the Molecomb stakes of 850 sovs at Goodwood, beating Slander, Nerissa, Devil-may-Care, Clementina, Pell- Mell, and Liverpool c—won by half length. He ran 2nd to Van Tromp, carrying equal weights, for the Champagnes at Doncaster ...