... was not as asst a access financially as the promoters could avesithed, the object being to raise money for Ike Wan Church American Organ Fund, and a bears of only £1. 135. 6d. being left after paying , there can be no doubt about its success as a atrial ...

... villein, and with his personal freedom went his share in the government of the State. D-. Draper, in his « History of the American Civil War,” finds a parallel between President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and W Iliam the Conqueror's action when ...

... ™(. Barnby). | by the Bishop, of Thetford, based upon the text 11. Kings, iii., 15, * Butnowbril‘ me & minstrel. And it came to pass when the minstrel ptlthstthehnndohhe Lord was upon him.” g.mm-mlnllond;v{uutbmm]med b; the Rev. L. M. White, * How lovely ...

... had received no communication frem him. he being a prisoner of war at the Gefangenen Lagar, Doebertz, Germany, wrote to the American Ambaseador asking whether he wonld make enquiries. The Ambaesador wrote to the authorities, and Mre. Linge has now received ...

... thatall verse is intended to be read aloud or u:g. and that nearly all the old world stories were thus told or sung by the minstrels and story tellers. Our first piece is by Charles Mackay, who wrote the famous song, * Cheer boys ! cheer ! for England, mother ...

... Hall contime to be well attended. At s Reading Room on_the Beach on Pridsy sod &mdzooming there were entertaine mm: by American Minstrels sad Banjo At the PETTY SESSIoNs mlmdrmc:l!. Le ws'u( t, ln)-. !'T'n:mc'fi:u' y o S .S, unt, ~ . wmzwm. Deputycumdonmbu ...

... whose trade it is to rely mainly upon mouney for their influence. Ido not believe Krager is corrupt—l do not believe that all American Congressmen are corrupt—l prefer to be an On Slndn( momi‘::fi.l saw the President, quite alone, walking tow: a very shabby ...

... place way full of bills and posters adver- Padworth House. near Reading. in his 81st year. He tising a cuinpany of Christy Minstrels. the greatest represented Devizes as a Liberal and Independent ataxy of black stars and comic niggers the world Conservative ...

... ,P's. ENG. OF THE CASTLE, WISBECH. MONGST the many alvantsges which are derived from ,A. wearing Artiicial Teech un the American System without piates are tive (ullowing : -1. Lightuess. 2 No more room is taken up in the movth than by urdinary Natursl ...

... recitation, “A negro sermon,” Mrs. \ ; solo, - “That sweet spring morn,” Miss Daisy Garnmer; miguo-. “ Prince, a_tale of the American War,” Mr. A. Edwards; solo, “ Jesus only,” Mr. 0. E. Howlett. Following the programme supper was partaken of. mpdiatein L ...

... Sousess punrd of me 7 by in on, the concert successfully, and wss highly apprecisted. The programme was as follows: — | __* The Minstrel Prince,” by J. L. Roeckel—Characters : Pinoce Lamberto—conteaiti : Mise Jobnson and Mis B. Gleaves ; Princess Stefania (his ...

... symeoqy.' Recitation—' Dream of Bugene Aram,’ Mr. Paxr 11 *The Y Mr. ¥. Aldrich, Partm—‘m m‘fil:t'nhz nest.’ Recitation—* An American’s description of 's ’hying,’ Mr. McParlane. Quattett—'The Ash Grove,” Mr., Mrs., and Miss Pullen. and Mr. B. A, Thrower. ...