... MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. i The great popularity of these minstrels vaS 4 strikingly shown yesterday when Mr. G. W. Maoori took his 24th annual benefit. The St. James's Hall was crowded in every quarter-in fact,, after tea in the morning it was impossible ...

... the Lazy Minstrel this week. He has deceived u., He left word that he had quitted Town on purpose to get a fresh breath of Inspiration. For private reasons we—well, we doubt it. We seat him this through our own private Lazphone: The Minstrel'Boy to the ...

... operation or detention frombusiness. Drl. A. SHIRM ?? and Author of the American Method, can be consulted daily at his ofllees, l4, Chancery Lane, London. Send for English and American books of endorsements and cares, post free Od, 53- 15 IRELAND. THOMAS ...

... Baio Box, Kildare, Polemic, Economist, Civility, Lady Loe, lhan, Blood Orange, Roquefort. ederos, Shannon colt, Pillery, Minstrel, Bell, Nadir, Shah, Rector, Dulcimer, Jack o' Lantern, Mellifont, Waatdale, Uncle Sam, Isonie, Folair, Spectrum, Hlr- low ...

... Brools, of Sir Johu Ennis, of Mr. Thomas L'ea, of Mr. Charles Afeldon, and of one or two others as thev found themselves com. pelled to vote in the same lobby with Sir Stafford Northeote, Mr. Sexton, and Mr. Fr-ank Hugh O'Donnell ! A few other Irish Whigs ...

... abundant; her blue eyes, limpid and joyous; her mouth, sweet-tempered;- and the teeth it enclosed, regular and white. JIf the Americans are sincere in saying that they think the English type of beauty too $ well fed, they might perhaps have applied that criticism ...

... 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 ...

... ll0i, and Mexican Railway Ordi' nary to 7 M4, i. Mexican ?? stocks ros nearly per cent., while, other issnes, in-. eludig American railways, receded J to 24. Consus closed l00s, 101 for money, and ll0,, 4 for theaccount. *Taz Conservative party, we are ...

... Council :-Drotton-Bfessrs W. Stevens, il M. Ascough, G. ates, W. Cook, T. Grange, J. c ,eFaulkner, J. Cowev, J. Robinson, G. Pell, W. th IKeishaw, . Grange, and J. Blewitt. Kilton T -Messrs T. Dale and H. Ferrer; Executive R Commnittee, Mr M. Ruesell.-A ...

... some very important alterations being made in the meantime. On Thursday evening the Rev. Dr. Monro Gibson, a well- krnown American preacher, conducted the. opening ser- vices, preaching to a large congregation. The interior of the church has been greatly ...

... 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 ...