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... played selection of music on the violin, by M. Sefenore, our musician, who seems to be a perfect master of his instrument. Clog dancing by Messrs. Corcoran and Atkey complete what we have at resent attempted. As white men, a negro entertainment y the same ...
... greasy pole for leg of mutton afforded a topic of interest for over hour. the Monday and Tuesday the amusements consisted of clog dancing, singing contests, flat races, and other sports. The proceedings on both days were brought to a close by brilliant display ...
... consider the steps to be taken for the reception of the Prince of The Bight Bey. Dr. Matthew B. Hale, Bishop of Perth, Western Australia, is expected to be appointed to the Bishopric of Brisbane. A young man who had been arrested while trying to catch Satan ...
... lain, ?? the newly-appointed member of the Council of the Governor of Fort St. George, Madras, went out tc Madras in the Australia on Thuraday from Southampton, Sir J. Copley and Sir G. C. Anderaon proceed in her tc Ceylon, and General Breton to Malta ...
... four quarters of the world. uArzehu gm entrusted to M. Cain, Africa to Fremeit, to Jacquemart, and America to Ronillard. Australia is not spoken of ; but might at least be granted a kangaroo about w‘movu the cascade.—World. THE two first lions for fi)ng ...
... we leartily wish it every success. A Hastings Fault a Remote Island —When Her Majesty's snip Emerald sailed for Western Australia last summer, she received orders to call at the r irely-frequented little Island ot Tristan d'Acun la, discovered in 1506 ...
... of mercy from Buenos Ayres, and who leave this port on the 17th instant in the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Poonah for Australia. The sisters of mercy are staying at the Dolphin Hotel, and on Sunday several of them at- tended the services at St. Joseph's ...
... seaman, applied to the magistrates to know if they could assist him in anyway. He stated that he was a native of Sydney, Australia, and that nine mouths previously, while engaged as a seaman on board the American ship Peterborough, on a voyage from New ...
... singing &c very creditable MrNewman an encore for his excellent concertina Messrt Seymour and were applauded f their do uble clog dance feature the club Mills mention for their singing Friday meeting of the Collage Club place the city fifty of the stulents ...
... Coduniittee.-.The Measter Qlde said it was rather remarkable that a brotoer of the as ,deceased died a week previously in Australia front Po' the same cause, namoly, apoplexy. - Mr Jajpes Kul seconded. and it wvas agreed to.- The Finances Corn- not draittee ...
... elected Chairman of the Church of England Temperance tiocietyJuvenile Union in the place of the Rev. N. Dawes, who has gone to Australia. The Duke of Newcastle is about (says the World) to spend £3,000 in the rebuilding of • church near Clumber House, which ...
... rigging, hanging on by their big tow, and they will bang for a quarter of an hoer. year he emigrated tc Itoidanr, isteane, Australia, and has Tea at 4.3 o—tea, bread and batter, and treacle. sent home a narrative of the voyage, which will no Ahip rolling ...