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... —Last evening this American minstrel gave a service of song in our Blec!rauica' Hall-- his third appemanee iu Halifax. There was nu set programme. Mr. Phillips nicking a selection from his beak, and ric.orapany tog himself on the American organ. Pars of the ...
... stove one of the boats and absconded with th« 1 one, after setting tire to the vessel fore and ftß' eight a.m. the American ship Minstrel, Clifford, and the English brig Jusannah, Grove, luckily hove in sight. Observing the deer’s signals of distress, ...
... than year .ago, and the entertainment •was an American negro minstrel show. Last year a coloured manager, Louis Lore, took a show to Africa, ' and toured the leading cities. Love’s American Star Minstrels was the name of the organisation. One of the cities ...
... some severe cuts and injuries from knives. Some little time after Captain Grove had been on board the Reindeer, the American ship Minstrel, Capt. Clifford, came to her assistance, and every endeavour w.ts made by these two ship-masters and their crews to ...
... one of tbe boats aud absconded with the other one, after setting tire to tbe vessel fore and aft. At eight a.m. tbe American ship Minstrel, Captain Clif- ford, and the English brig Susannah, Captain Grove, luckily hove in sight. Observing the Reindeer' ...
... some severe cuts and injuries from knives. Some little time after Captain Grove had been on board the Reindeer, the American ship Minstrel, Captain Clifford, came to her assistance, and every en- deavour was made by these two ship-niasters and their crews ...
... professions of American wationality England is that American petformers over there commaud higher salaries than native omes. The scheme is not calculated to do geauine American performers in 'En‘hul sny good.” *' J. W. Carroll, a well-known American actor, died ...
... IMMO severe cute and injuries from knives. Some little time after Captain Grove had been on board the Reindeer, the American ship Minstrel earn, to her and every endeavour made to save the barque from burning. She had been set on fire tore and aft; they ...
... stove one of the boats, and absconded with the other one, after setting fire to the vessel fore aud aft. At 8 a.m. the American ship Minstrel Capt. Clifford, and the English brig Jusannah Capt. Grove, luckily hove in sight. Observing the Reindeer's signals ...
... Hoßsox Manager J. Ellis New Princess’s Mr EDWARD (FARCTA Business Manager C Weldon Oonductor of Orchestra W. Bh;ghrd American Le Blonde Minstrel Archer Frank Belmonts The HALIFAX Gaioty Theatre A. Gruus Malt Shovel E.A Bright Ada Cee-Mee Ovt‘;;i.—f'unk Drew ...
... one of the boats, and absconded with the other one, after setting fire to the vessel fore and aft. At eight a m. the American ship Minstrel, Captain Clifford, and the English brig Jusanna, Captain Grove, luckily hove in sight. Observing the Reindeer's signals ...
... of the boats, and ablconded with tthe other one, after setting fire to the vessel fore and aft. At eight a.m. time American ship Minstrel, Captain Clifford, and the English brig Jusanna, Captain Grove, luckily hove in sight. Observing the Reindeer's signals ...