... In the previous year the consumption - 1. - - only thbiy-four million pounds. Colonel 'Jack Haverty, the once famous American minstrel manager, admits having made and lost seven fortunes, and says he is now tryhig to get together the tit.b.. He's working ...

... In the previous year the consumption was only thirty-four million pounds. 1 i Colonel Jack Haverty, the once famous American minstrel manager, admits having Lade and lost seven fortimen, and says he is now tying to get together the eighth. He's working ...

... occasion of his first visit to IsTew York, and in Sothern's presence, doubts as to the existence in the wild and delightful American Bohemian life of which he had beard. Sothern , told him that his letters of introduction were ' all to the wrong people, ...

... led tb• youth aside, and pathetically advised him to think MD more of medicine, but to join a minstrel company. An English agriculturist arguing with an American, who insisted on it that England was conipelled to get most things from America, finally mentioned ...

... language then is the any other ig erestion. The me and stouter, fight oft., drink end chow more than in any other eteretry. ' American richer, prettier, drew better, spend money, break more hearts, and do than any other ladies. The ohildren loader, grow are ...

... energetic, and full of gilt His tongue carries an echo of his Scottish origin, and whale tO has proved hanuelf a patriotic American, he yields te no mania love for his native land. In the smaller provincial towns of relteorrer, or Jewish beggar, .1111 is ...

... energetic, and full of grit. His tongue yet carries an echo of hie Scottish origin, and while he has proved himself • patriotic American, he yields to Doman in love for his native land. In the smaller provincial towns of Russia the retriorree, or Jewish beggar ...

... creation. The mea an- taller and stouter, fight oftener, drink more spirits. sad I chew more tobacco than in any other country. American ladies are richer, prettier, &leo better, • spend more money, break mom and do MM. mischief than any other ladies. The children ...

... rows, at right angles wi*h the highway. They look dreary enough, and the children playing about are of the colour of nigger minstrels Opposite each door in a dust-heap and midden. But the dirt is not the dirt of East London; the air is pure and fresh from ...

... long ago the Irish leaders in the Times were full cif Patrick Ford. This man was alleged to be the chief lever of the Irish American organisation. But now his name . . _ . . is never meniioned in Printing-house-square. Why this reticence? Simply because ...

... demons hauled on ropes fixed to church : stately throne-seat tilted to its fall ships down magazines up all that is American that Americans in to rise in revolt English visited fhore report that are Wire arms miteway is into the tho Office during London ...

... soldier the monkey that the trade-mark of a certain soap smiling at reflection in a burnished frying-pan some cocks and nigger minstrels A gentleman announced himself as “Crazy” was clad from to toe in suit clothes made crazy patch-work silk varied colours Some ...