... for many years. PROFESSIONAL SACRED CONCERTS ON SUNDAYS. A QUESTIONABLE INNOVATION. Clonmel, Monday. Last week an American Christy minstrel troupe opened a short engagement in the Town Hall here, and as they gave a very good entertainment were well patronized ...

... some severe cuts and injuries fromn knives. Soen little time after Captain Grove had been on board the Ileindeer, the American ship Minstrel, Captain Clifibrd, came to her assistance, and every en- deavour was made by these two shipsmastere and their crews ...

... sionist nobleman, the offer was rejected by the a committee, while immediately after they par. a mitted some itinerant American minstrel to do t what they refused to authorised Churchmen. Ap., peretly in some circles the best testimonial to re. ligious zeal ...

... admirers of the class of entertainment vopularised under the title of Christy Minstrels' have only a limited time within which to enjoy the performance of the Anglo-American Minstrels. MR. G. L. D'ARC'S MARIONETTES. In the Large Concerti Room of the Ro- tunda ...

... | THE MIDGET MINSTRELS. l 11 - - . .. I . The performances of the Midget Minstrels con- tinue to attract a large share of the public atten- tion, and the fact of their being so popular is the best proof of the skill and excellence of Mr. Mon- taga Reby's ...

... ?? eeuseeded in buildlug up fot himaelf at home hoe met with per doe reeognition and endorsement from the American the critics and the American Public: It Is no email compliment elec tiiut After the ;Ap6 of Qnly two Rd tbt@e Wcsl' !4c pejplC of New York ...

... CURISTY'S MINSTRELS This corp9 of acjoirpliahed musicians and clever comic 0qes presented their third concert yeaterday evening, Delfoe as audleuce fully es crowded and fashionable as that whbaol patrooieed their opening performance on Mou. day niget ...

... excellent Styp,; tho two lazt items having to be repjeated in re1-ouiie to vigorous encrvs. The first part conciuded with the American National Guards, t?f ectively done (iu costume) by Nessrs Farrell, Daly, Kelly, and Hennessv. The second part conzitated ...

... conclude that no native American citizens were Repealers, because a gentleman, whose liveli- hood depended on the good will of the London novel-readers, was an anti-Repealer, they have changed their tactics, and now say that the only American papers which advocate ...

... THE death of Mr. George W. Childs, the well-known proprietor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, removes from the ranks of American journalism one of its best known, most successful, and most respected figures. 3 Mr. Childs was the carver of his own for ...

... Countess of Ki~ingston, the MKost IRev Dr Woodlock, Very Rev Canon Reddy, . fP P; Rev P H Mely, P P, &c. e THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MINSTRELS. I This talented company has been delighting rowded audiences in the Round Room of the ) Rotunda during the week, the ...

... THE REPORTED AMERICAN LANDING IN CUBA. THIRD EDITION. ariciat. wtas.) Halj-past Six o'clock. SPANISH ACCOUNT. i TWO SPANIARDS WOUNDED, NOT KILLED. M ERIC AN LOSS SEVERS* i (REUTER TELEGRAM M«driH, Friday. te telegram from Havana American tug boat attempted ...