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... LIFE. Abandon hope aU ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It is never too late to mend. Act SD.-LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A RAvNoE-Moonlight-The Break ...
... LIFE. Abandon hope all ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It Is never too late to mend. Act 3, -IIFE IN AUSTRALIA. 'There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A ?? Break of Morn-The Rising ...
... Abandon hope alt ye who enter liars. The Treadmill and the Corridors. 1It is never too late to mend. Act Sn. -LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There wvhere beneath tihe Shepherd's lonely fold,- Australian Posttires teem with borning gold. A RkvtrrE-Ioonlight-The ...
... LIFE. Abandon hope all ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It is never too late to mena. Act 3D.-LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A RAvusE-Moonlight-The Break ...
... have been nightly received with unbounded raptures r of applausa; Musters GEORGE and WILLIE GUY, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. WILLIAM S. MULLALY, the great Violinist and Musical Director- with Messrs. Moore, Copeland, Keogh, Kelly, Cally, Dewsbury ...
... Quiniettbave been nightly received with unbonoded raptures of applause; Maters GEORGE and WILLIE GUY, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. WILLIAM S. MULLALY, the greet Violinist and Musical Director ; with Messrs. Moore, Copeland, Keogh, Kelly, Carnally ...
... ThirteLt Years at Ag to Eighteen Required a, Articled Patpils. Tte liihglaatd Flitng, Sailor' Hlorttpipe, Irish Jig, Lilt, Clog Dance, or BurlesqtaeBreshkdawtlt. 1rivat instructlion till Perfect in each Dance, 1 Is, A N C E, Vt 'The GREAT VANCE. ( oMr VANCE'S ...
... MADAME PLEON, GENERAL TOM DOT, and MAJOR MITE, and D'ALBERTE FAMILY, please communicate at once. SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHAMPION CLOG DANCING CONTEST.- The following Gentlemeu have entered their names to contest for the Title:-Mr J. Carrol, Tom Ward, Leonard ( ...
... Boulogne-sur- Mer, France, A GENTLEMAN, who has for Eighteen Years A suceessfully carried out Exhibitions aod Elstertainments in Australia, and who will shortly return there, would be glad to hear of suitable Novelties. As Advertises' is a Responsible Business ...
... James's-place, Edinburgh. A GENTLEMAN, who has for Eighteen Years A successfully carried out Exhibitions and Entertainments in Australia, and who will shortly return thero, would be glad to hear of suitable Novelties. As Advertiser is a Responsible Business ...
... 3Ni6 YIore Rivals i tty Nash Maria (a servant) ?? ?? Sally Squire TWVO- CORNET SOLO ?? MISS KATE RABY THREE- PRIZE TREBLE CLOG DANCE, THE SISTERS WILBER. FOUR> R- ErHenry Rns sell's Great Scena, T H E LAV E H I P ETrY NASR. FIVE- TIlE- American S-ng and ...
... TIlE N EW H UN C-ARIAN DANCE. At 3'0 p.m. Four - Viuiin 'lo- CA RNIVAL BE VENICE, By A-NDY 31ERRILEES. PRIZE TREBLE CLOG DANCE, THE SISTERS WILBER, six- H-enry RnseoUs Great Seena, r H E 8L A V E H 1 I P. THE ~~~SLAVE ETrY NAQSH SEVEN- - American ...