... TEMPLETON, “Witone, and of Negro character. Ur. E. DICKINSON, Popular Tenor. *he T*. Mr. W. HOWARD. American Prize Jig Dancer. Mr. GEORGE BECKETT, As Clementina Pell. Mr. J. COSTELLO, The Eminent Violinist. Mr. BEAUMONT REID, O would I were Bird.” Mr. A. COPELAND ...

... for years visited many of these girls; n 13 experience confirms every other account— hou *^ a ' a woman to live in the work- Pelled / 3 no3t certain bo that, if she is com*f°rme . alter having leL her place, all the thi efit gained at the school is undone ...

... clipper, from Shanghai to Quebec. She was 55 from China, had had bad weather ; she looked very pretty as she hoisted the American flig, at which gave them three cheers, they doing the same as the old flag was run up. They were soon out of sight; that ...