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... Mr Wheeler, Mr Gilbert Pane (humorist), Mr Robt Walker (vocalist) and bliss Puokle. A general meeting of the Ambleeide Minstrels wee held on Tuesday, when the accounts were submitted by Mr. t% biWbead (treasurer), showing balance in hand of over £9. ...
... delivery of parcels. Minstrel Entertainments at Tin annual Ambleside given by Amble. side Amateur Minstrels took place on Friday and fkiturdity night'. The time of the year maned unfortunate as never in the history of the Minstrels have there been such ...
... did many years until it was superseded by an American crgan, which, in those_days, was an ideal instrument for Tebay. But progress continued, and in the new chapel was built, and a few vears later the American organ was by the oid pipe just removed. He ...
... fliends and acquaintances. The future Marchioness of Ilert ford (says is one of the most ii'teresting members of the group of American heiresses married into the British peerage; She is really original and clever, and in some ways finite unlike the conventional ...
... Payne was afterwards appointed American Come at Tunis, where he died. Foster's Old Folks at Home was the beet song be ever wrote. Over 400,000 copies were sold by the arm that first published it. Christy, the noted minstrel, paid for the privilege of having ...
... lightly sketched his earlier career when first he took to writing and singing Irish ballads, and by way of illustration sang Minstrel Boy with great sweetness and martial spirit. In conjunction with Sir John Stephenson Moore selected the tunes most suitable ...
... to read at his mother's knee as a child, which appears in Asser. The story of King Alfred's visiting the Danish camp as a minstrel is mere doubtful. It was told of his grandson Athelstan. And the statement that he introduced Trial by Jury cannot be supported ...
... Canon Crew.lson presided. and the Rev. W .1. liens gave an account of his work In the Solomon Islands. AMBLFSIDE AMATEUR MINSTRELS.—At a meeting of the committee on Tuesday night Mr. W. C. Skelton was elected musical director, and • large number of names ...
... before them for the second tarns. Few whit* men in recent times hay, enjoyed mach • peculiar opportunity for auudying the American Indian. Mr. McClintock has turned hie expo riencoa to excellent advantage. A Remarkable Family : rims WORD/. The great words ...
... W. G. Ccillingwoxis Don. tress.. Mr. Cuthbert Rigby, and boa. see., Mr. Percy Mato% were re.eleoted. AMBLILSIDE AMATEUR MINSTRELS.— The annual meeting wee held in Miss Dixon', restaurant on Friday night, Mr. T. M. Fred presiding. The accounts were presented ...
... was a crowded one. The greater part of a lengthy musical programme was contributed by the members of the Coniston Nigger Minstrel Troupe, under Oho di/colon of Mr. W. fl. Byers as Mr. Johnson and *Mr Means. G. Stephens and R. Howe as corny:omen. An ...
... evening in honour of the festival the Brathay beliringers gave a hearty peal on their sweet Lunen bells. Ambleside Amateur Minstrels. The annual meeting of the above troupe was be Id in the Assembly Rooms on Friday evaMsw There WWI a fair attendance and ...