... performance would furnish forth material for excellent story. Beginning with the opiau (or Minstrel*, 1 forget was tbs original designation) one of whom the famous Pell, comedian who made great Sir Robert peel helpless with laughter, and taking on every phase ...

... retired from that branch of the Service a few years ago, with the rank of captain. Minstrel Performances.— On Monday and Tuesday evenings, the Original Cambridge Christy Minstrels gave performances the Guildhall, Cambridge, before large audiences. The songs ...

... wiU ly, proccediam against all peiunus pirating toeir Trade (“ labels, Airer- wayWlringtegthrirrigW ANE BOX OF CLARKES 841 PELLS » «amnt*d to cur® all aitaawnta fromtlM vendors World, or mb* tec tea. DUKX. MHKK. JEA. M>MKTir»liMri«nt>T«nr IP SPENCER & ...

... We/r J 8/ 8A$IL M^tdojhald RAIN had spout the Christmas Eve shopping in the village of Sleeve- love. Only those who were com pelled bv want had come in from the surrounding country, and they went home again surlily, carrying their wet parcels through the ...

... Royal: Charles 1., Ac 0 Exprem Chambers: Pictures. , St. James’s Hall. Piccadilly: Christy * Minstrels .~ 7.» Mechanics’ Hall: Prince Wales Minstrels 7>* Ploughman's Wood: Timber and Poles Mr. STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER. July 16.—A moderate business ...

... righto of the Holy See. LOCAL TAXATION AND GOVERNMENT GRANTS. Tee defeat of the Government in the division on Friday upon Mr Pell’s local taxation resolution adds another to the many proofs furnished this session the readiness of many Liberals do what they ...

... dirty, choosing between ye olde Roman- isch atmosphere of Chesa Veglia (an old house which belonged to Ali Mackintosh; now minstrels play in pine-panelled nooks), and the tweedy, beery, stew-scented Steffani where those of Les boys not at St. Anton keggle ...

... Dalrymple, on Thursday, a select committee to consider the means for the management and control of habitual drunkenness ; Mr. Pell, a biU relating the payment wages m the hosiery manufacture; Mr. Heron, a bill to diminish tne expense passing local and persoiial ...

... were present Col Wale, Col. ukmond. Mr Burrell, sod the Rev. Heury Latham (Visitors for the County), Mr. T. Richards, Mr. O C. Pell Sr , n Il ,? ,r i; ,n ' , Martin (Visiters for /vr'. *£ ' . T ' Hlll an Mr.F. Bailer th Bo’bbCb). On the recommendstlon of ...

... of this paper, and was at the time vening Lecturer St. Andrew’s, Holbora.— Ed. ...

... the indirect claims is contrary to the meaning of the Treaty, and that the pro*^)p j|g American cane having to the obligations neutrals are mc’.impatiblo with American precedents. U the very argument that the British overnment and the British press have ...

... eaused the loenl nIU-ndanee lie light on account harvest operations. la expected that over fth will realised for the fund. The minstrel entertainment, which was huge success, realised 3d., and the various comlietltlons were fairly well patronised. The egg e ...