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BANQUET TO MR. PARNELL

... and went to America. Her husband was supposed to be an acting manager. He told her he had an engagement with Haverley's Minstrels. When they got to America she found it was wholly untrue. In consequence of that she had to take an engagement in America ...

HYDRO-EXTRACTORS,

... O see the latest and greate*t unpr-v • • IT in tho HOWE SEWING MACH INKS, at Mallinson Whitham's, where all the English ■ American Howe Machines may seen in uperat ...

Published: Saturday 05 February 1870
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1332 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

cittlationo or 433i2 'and pumont

... sentenced to 15 yearspenal servitude. St. James' Hall, Liverpool, a popular place of amusement, occupied by Mr. Haynes negro minstrels, was totally destroyed b 3 fire on Saturday night. Mr. Wynne Ffoulks, of the North Wales and Chester bar, has been appointed ...

A BAD SHILLING

... after all (with a mblen yell ,of reprobation). He tlioa—and tho ehilling . _ - :0 GENERAL GRANT'S LION-lIUNT IN ASIA. An American paper says' that lb jusb leaked out that the late General Grant travelling in Asia, he oxproseed fkle3ire to get a eliot ...

GENERAL NEWS

... Were drowned by the overturning of a boat. A. case of smallpox has occurred at . I )enbigh, the patient being an itinerant minstrel. Blitekriox is reported to be spreading along the Galician frontier, those attacked generally dying on the third day. By ...

WIT A SI) UUASjOR

... of that well-known and uttfll building materul known at Portland cement. The following b'dd bit of criticism appetrt in an American p«p r The of Signor industriously ttapid. Itt ferroar wtt clam-like in flabbinett, and its infantile in hurmletsneta. Id ...

Published: Saturday 19 January 1884
Newspaper: Dewsbury Reporter
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1623 | Page: 10 | Tags: none

.2.5----, _ ..--....,........_- ,: . . ----1 i, TilE DEWSBURY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1872. 5 . gotitto. ..

... and not to seek to precipitate it by any rash or ill-advised acts. SACRED MELODIST.—This publication for August contains an American hymn I'm tired of wandering long ; Sad is the drunkard's life, music by W. B. Bradbury; Come unto me, Dr. L. Mason; ...

k:*?4,l3i -9qp9R„,

... Lri Chamberlain been interfering in the matter of the garb of old Gaul? inquires a contemporary. At Louisville a Christy minstrel named Charles Newman, while 'dancing on the stage of the Buckingham Theatie was suddenly seized with hydrophobia. He ran ...

AN ANARCHIST EXPLOSION . IN LONDON. THE LATEST7PARTICULABS. The Press Association says although thr,e,r6: to ..

... steo.aY conducted. He had left no letters or room. At Chesham-street Temperance Saturday evening. the St. Cuthbert hP- Minstrels gave an interesting en t e rtain. — a crowded audience, presided over bY Brittain, The programme consisted jokes, conundrums ...

THE DEWSBURY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1873. • THE GREAT .BANK FRAUDS. TRIAL OF THE PRISONERS. • ..

... witness as H. E. Guilberi,. 113, v him first on the 13th or 14th of last October, when he gave him an order to sell some American bonds; Austin Bidwell also 1 buy some can bonds for Mrs. W. Hall. This occurred on different days in last January. The total ...

THE CHRONICLE,

... yearly. The quantity now shipped yearly is valued at about £1,500,00a —and the trade is yet in its infancy. Previous to the American war Indian cotton commanded very little attention—and an export of 88,000,000 lbs. in. 1844 was considered enormous. Last ...

Just REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN

... mysteries of life, or to think out the perplexing problems of the day. To take the question of novel-reading first. Mr. Roe, the American clerical novelist, gives it,as his firm opinion, that pure fiction will do no harm to anyone. Science, Art, and Literature ...