... connection with the pageant, each carrying emblematic banners. The procession entered to the accompaniment the march, The Minstrel Boy.” It headed by the chief banner bearer. Matter Fitzhardinge Lumsden (son of Dr. J Lumsden). wearing a tabard of blue ...

... and popular Ulster Instrumentalist, specialising in banjo playing, and Mr. Charles J. MacGanrey, ttc. president of a knee American firm toed distributors. Carpal Inc., Baltimore There hsd been no contact between the brothers lor almost 30 years, and Mr ...

... bus. “SONG'* THE AMERICANS SANG. From there we worked upwards, skirting the Feldberg, to a charming place called Todtnauberg, where there is a model hostel, its tame must have spread abroad, for our companions there were mostly Americans and English. These ...

... second-hand instruments, all fully guaranteed Special attention is this year directed the Minstrelle” and Llewellyn” models flitted with vibration deflectors. The •’Minstrelle,'’ by the way, was the first piano used in broadcasting by the 8.8. C.. and both are ...

... Friday called Airdrie to escort the prisoner back to serve his sentence in Sligo Prison. FAMOUS MUSIC PUBLISHER. WAS MOHAWK MINSTREL TROUPE Mr. David Day, aged 79, bae died at his home at Eastbourne. was the founder of the famous firm of music publishers ...

... if the Platter- , % tuvouslia Sy are the New Their performance was superb men ' m h £ d The first number on the Christy Minstrels.’ but at times, as on “In ay ave lound album is that standard With just another year to Dreams” and the closing the_ answer ...

... writer.” Then came “The Old Folks Home,” perhaps the best known of all his compositions, which he wrote for Christy, the minstrel. Within the short space five years less than 400,000 copies had been printed and it was on its way to girdle the globe. It ...

... where in North Africa is given ha ., e rreptace ln the corner of are very seldom less than a ten by by Earl Halvolson, an American each room, but. In this barren ten-foot hole in the wail. This soldier in a recent letter to Coun- country there is no wood ...

... had juat missed an American and was over-excited. told it above thirty years ago, but it alive yet; alive, and very healthy and hearty, and likely to outlive any (act in history. Carlyle was truthful when calm ; but give him Americans enough and bricks ...

... demonstration plots it would bo peat help. During summer winter I hare paid large number of rieits in tion with the out at American gooseberry mildew,’’ Meek currant mite.— In ell about IS cases wars dealt with. I hare paid lams number yiaiie bonkeepers ...

... H. Murray; No. 8651, Lancegramme was high-clam and enjoyable AMERICAN TEA AT TEMPLEParaiua. Bcbsn; No. 9558, Prir.to J. nature, and the pleasurable anticipations very successful American Tea was formed when the cf the distjnguiehed ,, wtler Ballyeuiten ...

... stay in our midst. The first part of the programme each evening was a ** sit round the majority of the company in Christy Minstrel style, and songs, dances, and dialogues, both of a sentimental and a humorous character were introduced, the artistes all ...