... with greatest pleasure and nterestis oneon ** theStateof the Navon,”’ founded on the Hand-loom Commissioners’ Report, and an American work, ** Report on Edu. cation in This article will well repay perusal, and we should be extremely glad if the. liberal and ...

... muffled |>eal Badgworth Church. The deceased was years of age, ami was an old campanalogian. Matthews’s troupe of Christy’s Minstrels, we believe the best trouj>e now travelling, will give one of their performances our Theatre on Monday next. The Englishman ...

... 1891. this German lady, and daughter of a Hanover Count, should marry in succession two English Dukes. Among the crowd of American visitors who, passing to and from the Continent, fill London hotels just now, is Governor Gilpin, one of whose claims to ...

... possess such vitality is not to be wondered at, when it is realized that the minstrels have discovered that whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well.” Mr. Hardy Hillard’s American panorama, illustrating the Pacific railway from New York to San Francisco ...

... could be desired. The programme comprised negro songs and choruses, pianoforte solo, American prize jig, ourlesque lecture on anatomy, eccentric banjo song, and an American burlesque, entitled Othello. Messrs. Lanham, Littleton, Chatterton, and Kelly ...

... character, Tuesday, April Ist, Tue CHILDREN’S Hospitar.— The results of the entertainment given by the Gloucester Amateur Minstrels At @ Drawing room, held at Buckingham Palace, on a short time ago at the Shire Hall in behalf of tue Friday by H.R.H. the ...

... Allan, the member for Gateshead, has made this question his own. A working engineer, who saw service a blockade runner in the American Civil War, and has since set up in business as a marine engine builder, speaks as one having authority. Long before the ...

... @ complete volum b R. L. Stephenson and Lloyd Osbourne, entitled ** The Wrecker,” the principal characters of which are Americans, is found in Scrimxir’s. James Ricalton, who went round the world in search of a fibre for Mr. Edison, describes the ancient ...

... acting and singing being alike commendable. For next w»**-k Mr. Dutton announces l*aul Meritt’s “New Babylon and Sam Hague’s Minstrels. Sir Henry James, wri ing to a correspondent who urged the neces-i y f reform at Municipal Flections, say* :—“ I think it ...

... now, tithe and com rents are forced up beyond their fair value. The American Panorama.—The visit of Mr. Booth happening concurrently with the visit of Mr. Hardy Gillard's American panorama has probably operated to prevent a good many people who had lookea ...

... avow their objects. A great mistake will be made if clemency is any longer allowed to be misinterpreted by Irish or Irish-American conspirators, and the second batch of prisoners should be tried and punished at once with the utmost possible severity. We ...

... filled the band of the militia, by the trapeze jierformance of the Sivado Brothers, and by the oddities of comjiany of dusky minstrels. Outside the enclosure there was a sort of fair, in which rival shows and booths did lively trade, and in which the energetic ...