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... MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. i The great popularity of these minstrels vaS 4 strikingly shown yesterday when Mr. G. W. Maoori took his 24th annual benefit. The St. James's Hall was crowded in every quarter-in fact,, after tea in the morning it was impossible ...
... His Report of this year was well described yesterday by our American correspondent as the most interesting sontribution to American political economy which had ever been made. For the American people E its interest is chiefly derived from the light it ...
... called into existence. That Monte Video was intended to be really a South p American state, similar in condition to Buenos Ayres P 11 itself; ruled over by South Americans, and free from E European influence. But the Monte Video which P ROSAS attacked ...
... ll0i, and Mexican Railway Ordi' nary to 7 M4, i. Mexican ?? stocks ros nearly per cent., while, other issnes, in-. eludig American railways, receded J to 24. Consus closed l00s, 101 for money, and ll0,, 4 for theaccount. *Taz Conservative party, we are ...
... A CHARMING WOMAN. Measnr . Cooke F. Robinson, HE Wigan, and W. Gordon; Miss CottrU ana Miss Amy Sedgqeiok. - TE WANDIIRNG MINSTREL Mr. F. Robson and Mrs. W. 8. Emden.-And A BASH IMPOSTOR. STRAND. THS ZYmUN, THE OLD STORY. Miss Bufton.-ALABDIN or, the Wonderful ...
... and Mr. MORTON I will come to England. He will come hecke as quite a new type of American diplomatist. ! He vill not bring with him the prestige which most former American Ministers have brought; he has receivedneither their general culture nor their political ...
... Janes and T. Thorne; Mises Newton, Power, &c, NATIONAL STANDARD THEATRE, BISIHOPSGATE. THis EvasNmo, at S. THE CHRISTY MINSTRELS' (from St. James's-hall)ENTERTAINMENT. PartL ETHIOPIAN CON- CET.-PsrtIE. NEGRO ECCENTRICITIES. Followed by THE HYPOCHONDRIACS ...
... were froni America. While all re- spectable Americans desire to do everything t possible to punish such dastardly scoundrels, I the moat intelligent opinion is that it will be exceedingly difficult for the American Govern- ment to take any action which cam ...
... but tbere wa- a recovery late in the day, the rise being I y tvi per cent. Home railway stocks reoededl I o- to J per cent. American and Canadian seenri- I oh ties wv not mteriall trd, the New York rd xobanrf being ca oZ. British Government stocks urther ...
... discussion tbese may in no re- spect be fettered or compromised., DMr. GLrD- ST=oz added that these fat were made known to the American Minister, and the latter expressed 'to Earl Gn&NvILLI his belief that it would be agieeable to the views of his Government ...
... form, t the history of their relations with the nations and I ed. States surrounding them. c t of Not that the Servian, minstrels confined them- ab- selves to symbolic lays susceptible only of a e ote political interpretation in the future. The ballad ...
... aClaude, do. ROYAL SURIIFY THEATRE. Lessee, W. Holland, the I'eople's Caterer. Tnuse Ev xicsu, at8, llA?'ILEWS BROTHEIlS' MINSTRELS. PrIncipal Aitistes-W. Mtatthews. Harry Muittthew,supportedby Mesers. Clarenee, Siua. Perey, Sylvester, Arnold, Coyle, Brlbahi ...