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... MR. WILLIAM FRANCIS'S BENEFIT. The annual benefit of Mr William Francis, one of the proprietors of the Mohawk Minstrels. took place at the Agricultural Hall on Thursday evening, when, as usual on these occasions, a programme containing a number of special ...
... supplied by a revival ot For the Term of His Natural Life. PROFESS.OR DANTE, at the Palace Theatre, is com- pelled to make way for the Fisk Jubilee Minstrels, who open next Saturday for a few nights only. Dante, piloted by Mr J. J. Lohr, and managed by Mr H1 ...
... sharpest contrast observable between the people of the two countries. Even when she has removed her hat, as she is com- pelled to do, an American lady feels conspicuous in a London theatre if she is dressed In the fashion prevailing in New York. She utterly lacks ...
... 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 ...
... Mediterranean, and offering American tourists the advantage of round trip tickets available from New York to Genoa, and from the Continent and South- 1 ampton, or rice versa. At the same time, the competition of the American steam- 1 ship lines is becoming ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... securities consols were again frac- tionally better. British rails. with the exception of Lancashires, were generally lower. American rails were also depressed. In foreign rails, Mexican declined i. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank of England ...
... c., Mr Harri>ion, Grosmonr. Class 6.— £ 10 for the bast, aud £ 5 ior the second best yearling heifer—1, Marquis of Bute, Minstrel Girl; 2, J. Deane-VViliis, (. ;¡,jford, Sensation. Clasi 7.— £ 10 for the 1 est heifer calf, and £ 5 for th second best—1 ...
... P'opular Britannia Company. Varie- ?? Starr, the Poptalar Vocal Speciality Comsredian (his first London appearance since his American Tour), J. H. Dorenes, the Australian Tenor. Concluding uith TURNING THE TABLES. On Saturday, llarch 24th, arid Easter lloli- ...
... Market were confined to Scotch Stocks, which were rather easier. Grand Trunks were active and higher on London buy- lAg. Americans were strong from the opening to the close, the finish showing a general ad- vance on the previous day's quotations at, as ...
... lines were strong, Caledonian Deferred advancing 15s and North British Ss 9t at oS and 424-g respectively. CanaLlians ansd Americans idle. Coats Ordinary fell 15s. Other Commercials and Industrials were firm. Mlining shares, especially South Africans and ...