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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Variety Comedians, who will introduc tithir latestA 'meriean Effusions, -including their novel and Artistic.Acrobatic Statue Clog Dance.' ?? in J the world. r .A LONG DAY IN ODON. SPECIAL -CHEAP FAS3T EXOURSION DIRECT TO' TICTORIA ' T FOR THE IND AND COLONIAL ...
... March, - at Beol-l Aden ?? - bay for f Bombay ?? 15th ,, 2nd March 7 days, Cololinho ?? 9tad at uing George's Sound Sydney (Australia) ?? 14th April 16th ,, forthrae - Sydney ?? 24th ,, '23rd & 30th March weeks. 1 HIOMBIVAIM | ,SVdn1e ey ?? - The 3 King George's ...
... d which was displayed by them in the first; no doubt n it was owing to the stopping of their so-called privileges. Thle clog dancing in this last was in an la excellent style, and called forth thundering 0oapplause. During the Raleigh's stay here f the ...
... T bg her heavy guns were ordered. They were r1 e promised for April, 1887. They are not yet bV *ut delivered. V 7as The Australia was laid down in 1885, and her P en- heavy guns were ordered. Oine was promised for II, ier Jaly, 1887, the otner for May ...
... necessary communicate with the Admiralty to obtain the sanction to the holding of a demonstration o. available naval forces of Australia. Th* cruisers will probably be met at King George » Sound by the other vessels of Her Majesty'/ fleet stationed in Australian ...
... remarkable, comparison wits the recognfze eve d English and French lines to Australia, than a that of the Attantsc competition. The Orient Line tonnage of 140.765 made 26 smfrages to Australia 1891; the Peninsular and Oriental, with • tonnage rM 138,402, also ...
... Stanley, in themost stirring andimpressive a ascenes of his memorable journey across the Dark it d Continent. India, China, Australia, New Zealand, 'Nt Cape Colony and North and South America are is all in turn represented, and the manners and il 0 customs ...