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... William Warmington, together with about ten little girls who chor sned to the several Fongs. The s;econd part, a Christy minstrel euter- tainment, woe gone through by the x3vl-knowoi| Christy minstirels, Nessrs. William Warminglton, Thomas Buirns, William ...
... were froni America. While all re- spectable Americans desire to do everything t possible to punish such dastardly scoundrels, I the moat intelligent opinion is that it will be exceedingly difficult for the American Govern- ment to take any action which cam ...
... but tbere wa- a recovery late in the day, the rise being I y tvi per cent. Home railway stocks reoededl I o- to J per cent. American and Canadian seenri- I oh ties wv not mteriall trd, the New York rd xobanrf being ca oZ. British Government stocks urther ...
... Davies pl Mr. Ben Davies, Mr. Lucas Williams, ~ it ibEs Muncaig, and ianvn others. It was pro- p1 6L eminently a vocal and minstrel audienes. Greet pi to0 choirs were there, amrong, whom were those of a '1s C~iernsfrvc n and IMontlgomery in short, musical ...
... bound ?? I.skini, with linencgs Of damask satin, anie a hand- Y painted inscription. The, work is regarded ats a l-triumph of American ooic-bind jog, and conies have tbeen presented to the German. Emperor and to the Emperor of Russia. The Queeco's copy has ...
... renouncing that allow- ance altogether, and with what a recurrent shame and mortification it was that she felt herself com- pelled, month by month, to receive money from such a source. And now—to sit down. and Awrite for more? if A happy idea struck her ...
... combatant's soul and strength; but Sir i STAFFORD NoRTICOTE is not combative by i nature, and is not very strong. Yet he is corm-I pelled by the sheer necessities of his position to provoke the duel almost every day of a session. One is reminded sometimes of the ...
... k, and the lies.W.. Wlebster. 'ih e various events on' the programnme jwere watchecd with inrterest unatil tho rain comn- pelled a great ninny of the spiectators to retire. The tug-of-war was' the most exciting item on the Ilist, andc lolked considerable ...