... recognised and comnplied with by the composer. The scene opens amidst tropical surroundings; it repre- sents an island in the Caribbean Sea. A Portuguese sailor, named Gonsalva, was wrecked upon the island years before, and lives in compulsory exile, no vessel ...

... recognised and complied with by the composer. The scene opens ?? tropical surroundings ; it repre- sents an island iu the Caribbean Sea. A Portuguese sailor, named Gonsalva, was wrecked upon the island years before, and lives il compulsory exile, rio vessel ...

... funny in his Ethiopianisms. As acrobats, Signor Caron and Sons are clever per- formers. The afterpiece of The Nymphs of the Caribbean Sea was well placed upon the stage, and excellently performed. Miss Alice Siedler lias become quite a favourite in her ballads ...

... and the Franklin, of the Havre line, which sails on the 5th proximo, touchingat Southampton, will go full. The steamship Caribbean, now very nearly completed, will be run between New York and England, and, should the demand justify, other steamers will ...

... well known in EngliSh Music Halls, also appeared on the same evening, and was entbnsiastically applauded. The Nymphc of the Caribbean Sea (with Mr. Josh Hart as Peanut Piecrust, Mr. John Hart as Cuffy Cowbeel, and Mr. A. Ryman as Peter Wildgoose) and Barney's ...

... Mr. Telbin's genius, and came in 'cl oe shaxe of applause; it was certainly a grand scene. There vda l-losp-dr-dooden-doo Caribbean dance in it, which was ?? maianed. The next scene was another glorious one of ';nr-the Virgin Forest-in which primeval ...