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... that long before the Civil War is over, our American cousins will understand us better. War is a rough schoolmaster. After many raps of the knuckles, and many confessions of defeat, it is probable that the American Federation and Ccnfederacies will become ...
... 146 tons, being an increase over February and January. Only 1,000 tons went to New York, which shows to what a low ebb the American trade has been brought. The colliery proprietors and others interested in the trade of the district have petitioned in favour ...
... should be forwarded to promptly aa wrrsour Carr; LOYALTY ; wrrAT UstroPani. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1865. Tin great event of the American War—that of the evacuation of Richmond, and the defeat of General LEE—moat be considered as the burning point in this protracted ...
... Captain Picota ; the schooner I Kehrwieder, Captain Haverburg ; the Dutch brig Maria Johanna, Captain Driest; the barque Royal Minstrel, Captain Andrew; the barque Royal Arthur, Captain M'Dongall ; the barque Star of the West, Captain Ellery ; the cutter Benjamin ...
... for the enjoyment of another bountiful harvest 'vouchsafed to them. THE BRISTOL AND LINE OP PACKETS.— The prospectus of the American Company for establishing a line of passenger steamers botween Bristol and New York has been issued. Full information is given ...
... Meson Poole and Yowl& Ghost hits put Mr Pepper's completely in the shade. In addition to the excellent panorama of the American war and scenery l there is in this entertainsteet a view of that celebrated and universally admired picture of the Holy ...
... what they should do in the matter. BENIFLT.—Those of our Swansea readers who remember Little Roberts with the Christy Minstrels, will. scarcely need reminding of the concert that is given in the Music-halt to-night, for his benefit, and we have no doubt ...
... seceding States by prolonging the strife and bloodabed. Tie President approves of our proimaal to submit the claims of the American mu:Moots on the English Government, to arbitration, but rejects the other suggestion that the mutual claims should be decided ...
... distributed on Friday last. The poor families in this neighbourhood were thus enabled to have a good dinner on Christmas-day. MINSTRELS.—This troupe announces a series of performances in our Music Hall, during New Year's week, commencing on Monday next. That ...
... Account 861 wiled, to be succeeded by a new sensation tit covered himself. P.C. Price also said Jones had been Mr H. Veughan's Minstrel - - 3 ty among the ladies. About half-past one hale drinking, but was not unlit for duty. ~.8 had been scribe towards ...
... made. The Hunter's Stakes, of 3 sore, each, with 40 added— Mr Owyther's Chance Mr P. , weli'a Dandy. • • • 2 Mr H. Vaughan'. Minstrel • 3 This wash very capital race, and was succeeded by the Cambrian Stakes, • selliog race, of 3 each, with 30 move, added ...
... air tbick 'with lies.' tee young lady, tnat he would go iota Mr Tetley's with - e very . l. last the leitvey ce u I wed minstrels gave a tatunicial as tbe eel of drunkennees. lie believed Mr caanut, he adds, contr ic t li e u as merit in mem witn thou ...