... fair, and to entertain, at his own cost, the whole of the company invited to attend and support the scheme. July 4th (Independence Day) was fixed upon as the date, the proceedings to commence at twelve noon. The charity decided upon to benefit by this ...

... entertain, at his ocwn cost, the whole of tie companly ti y invited to attend and support the scheme. July 4th '0o a (Independence Day) was fixed upon as the date, the 8 proceedings to commnclice at twelve noon. LI The charity decided upon to benefit by ...

... the gratification of seeing a large and fashionable audience, among which the profession were conspicuous. It was Independence Day, and this accounted for the announce- ment on the programme of the playing of a selection of Ameri- can airs by the ...

... illuminated address from the Fund to G. AN. Moore for the donation of 100, the toutcome of the Moore House bazaar on Independence Day. The address villi be presented at the Moore and Burgess Anniversary Celebration at St. James's Hall. A hearty vote of ...

... aed Oat of Place. She introduced the song of Oar Mary Anne, and, being eneored, gave Bobbing Around, as well as Independence Day. The Royal party previsouly laughed heartily at M~r Wright's funny dry hum our as the Aldermau in A Nighft at 1stfinicifl ...

... 4th, says :- A balloon ascent which took place here to-day, in connec- tion with the festivities on the occasion of Independence Day, had a fatal termination, two persons being killed outright and a third seriously injured. The balloon, after ascending ...

... July 4th, says:- A balloon ascent which took place here to-day, in conice- tion with the festivities on the occasion of Independence Day, had a fatal termination, two persons being killed outright and a third seriously injured. The balloon, after ascending ...

... who took the part of Buttercup, acted with plenty of verve, and sung her shire of the music capitally. In honour of Independence Day The Star-Spangled Banner was sung by the company at the conclusion of Pinafore. Trial by Jury, in which Mr E. A. White ...

... IIalf-yearly, 10s. 6d. Note.-No Place like the A. P. for Excursion Parties, School Festivals, Trade Dinntrs, Bean Feasts, c. INDEPENDENCE DAY, TO-MORROW (MONDAY), FOURTH OF JULY. T. JAMES'S HALL, PICCADILLY.- THE MOORE and BURGESS MINSTRELS *ill Celebrate the ...

... custom annually to celebrate the union of Englisle and American hearts at his residence in Finebley-road. On Tuesday (Independence Day) Albion and Columbia once again literally and metaphorically joined hands, the occasion having a special significance ...

... concluded his engagement on the 5th at the Howard Athenceum, Boston, when two special perform- ances were given in honour of Independence Day, T/se Wander- iug 2lfinstrcl, Camille, and Henset being the pieces repre- sented. Moss ROSE MASSEY concluded her engagement ...

... the part of Buttercup, acted with plenty of tio maverve, and sung her sh sre of the music capitally. N4 n In honour of Independence Day The Star-Spangled kel is Banner was sung by the company at the conclusion of th mo Pinafore. Tsial by Jury, in which ...