... addressed a lotus to Mr Overend, disapproving of the of Irish landlord, which has been sod de• alining to attend. Pell's American Minstrels now ea a tour through the provinces, and doing good businiris. . . Ilr Johoston's octeoeive praises is George's Streit ...

... ..----4,--. siltin stria—were Os r 11.1=wrasoura, ow. ~,, s, . sew. . app i ie. , ,.. ,ate ie T. Pell's American Minstrels an announced to appear primmer 'boot too years ; had mourn to Mr Todd'. bat &bat link eye satin, aged therefor* ...

... THREE NIGHTS, THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, 2ofh-, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 2Gth, AND SATURDAY the 27th November, 1858. PELL’S ORIGINAL AMERICAN MINSTRELS, TITIIO, for three weeks, at the Victoria Hall, drew the largest and most fashionable audiences ever scon in ...

... DAY. Saunders Neics tetter, in accordance with immemorial usage, not published on Christmas Day. Pell’s American Minstrels —Ttas characteristic troupe American artistes alill continua to attract large and ad miring audiences, and every person who visits ...

... attention. The collection the sermons and public meeting amounted to from L.B L.9. Pell’s American Minstrels. —On the evenings of Friday and Saturday last, this American troupe,” under the management Mr Pelham, gave a concert in the Guild- Hall here. From ...

... letter to Mr Overend, disapproving the meeting of Irish landlords which Las been abandoned, aud declining to attend. Pell’s American Minstrels are now a tour through the proviuces, and doing good business. Mr Johnston’s extensive premises in George’s Street ...

... the 4th instant, at half-past Ten o'Clock. PELL'S AMERICAN MINSTRELS. It will afford much gratification to the people of Kilkenny, whose taste for music is so well known, to find that the American Minstrels will be amongst us next week. It ...

... rfeafaeulr-f: Vr.'V/i', Hth, 23M, 26th, and 27th Xoc,, 1858. Admission Reserved Seats, 2s ; Second Seats, Is. PELL’S ORIGINAL AMERICAN MINSTRELS, who, for three weeks, at the Victoria Hall, drew the largest most fashionable sodiences ever iii Belfast, and ...

... AMERICAN MINSTRELS ' ' The whole under the d'redlon of PK1.1.. THE OIIICIN’AI, • HONES” ho (hr months at 8». Jainea'i* created the'jrrentesl e*ir known in Motropolw. S-sl* See ni* of I'reae. '• Pell mult Pell must heard * Pell’# self IB ...

... AMERICAN MINSTRELS. The whole under the Direction of PELL, THE ORIQI* NAL BONES,” who for twenty«*eveQ months at St* James’s Theatre, created the greatest furore ever known in the Metropolis. Sec Opinions of the Press. During the entertainment will be ...

... o’clock. HALF-PRICE at Nine o'clock. AMERICAN MINSTRELS, Prononnced tbo Press to bo the beat Entertainment ever in Belfast. PELL’S TROUPE aill give ONE CONCERT, the ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, Lisburn, This Evening (MONDAY), Nov. IS. PELL’S TROUPE will give One CONCERT ...

... says the Christy’s Minstrels” are now even more celebrated than was the Pell company, that first introduced this class of entertainment some fifteen years ago. Installed m one of the St. James’s rooms, upon stage surrounded with American banners, in com ...