... eiRE LI 1TI IN ARIES. Thraiaget Minstrels will enter upon their ItN Wven performasces at the Theatre Royal to-night. is wil1 be the last week of the season An ,attsactive programme has been prepared. The band of the Lancashire Fusiliers will per- form ...

... 0Scottilsh Min'strel. er Clifilen in the Sporting C0hrnsnicl says:- Creos-well, Clootie or Cnckoo; Camp, May Princess: Midland, Tostig or Josyan colt; Mapperley. ala:- . tinet; Glen, Father Ambrose or Saucy Lass: Quorn. ! Scottish Minstrel. . Travelling ...

... M. Proust, who had remains d silent, now entered the lists, but whenever he made a bid the American went higher. At length 500,OOOf. was offered byan American. The, r- excitement was intense, and the French con- , noisseurs surrounding the Government ...

... The 8tandanrd's Shanghai correspondent says the Viceroy. Le Ifung Chang, has called for the dis- rnissal of Mr. Denny, the American adviser of the -King of Cores. 3IR. CIIAMIUBRLALNS WEDDING. The DNew York correspondent of the Standa rd ?? arrangements ...

... which she entered with Edrwin Booth to play with him on an extended dramnatio tour. The famous actress alleges that the -American star has been guilty of ungentle- manly and unchivalrous conduct towards her, bht Booth's friends say that the trouble is ...

... despatch a -cc strong squadron to Turkish waters in order to there carry out a demonstration in support of American be claims, and for the defence of AMerican interestse ti the committee adopted a strongly hostile attitude, and it is now generally regarded as ...

... Brothers' Court Minstrels opened their five nights' eugageement last evening with a uxostsuccessful performance in the Ulster 'Hall, There was a very large attendance, and the various items on the programme wvere louidly applauded1. The Court Minstrels seem as ...

... CRUISE OF THE ROY AL ALF RE D.I [1JI'riU' a far Ike B.e8fe .Ween.LdIzr.J NORTH AMERICAN AND WEST INDLIN SQUADRON. AT ANTIC GA, 10TH 3 AN UC.AY, 1869. EMS. ROYAL ALFRED, Captain the Hon. Walter C. Carpenter, bearing the ilg of Vice-Admiral Sir Rodney Murray ...

... Daily News telegraphed ?? is nothing fresh respecting the ussassination of Carey except that O'Donnell turns out to be an American citizen, a native of Ohio. The e amination will be resumed to-norrow, A Paris correspondeiit ?? news of Carey's murder has ...

... serious Court set, who are honoured by her M~ajesty's notice and invitations, and the cheery cosmopolitan coterie, English, Am~erican, and Con- tinental, composed of smart mnen, pretty women, and millionaires, who are the friends and followers of M~arlborough ...

... mnusic and readiuas was then contributed by Mr. R. Diamond, Mr. J. Haveron, Mr. P. Osborne. and the members of the Tenas Minstrel Troupe. The performance of the minstreltronpe was much appreciated, the pro- graimne being as follows:-Overture, 'Fantasia ...

... inven- he tions will he quite useless. - The American inven- an tore have no regard for our traditions, and insist th on helping in their fashion, not our owyn. afI To dispense with luxuries is the American idea of 00 economiy, inexpenditure, not so much ...