... artistes whose powers have been well recognised in connexion with concert-halls and garden fetes have been engaged as vocalists, clog and jig dancers, &c., and a family of acrobats styled The Chantrels, five in number, will appear in an entertainment which ...

... All E13se IFails CJTICURA SOAP purifies and beauti. fies the skin, scalp, and hair by restor- ing to healthy activity the CLOGGED, INFLAMED, IRRITATED, SLUGGISH, or OVERWORKED PORES. Soldjic 1 0houtm 1rtthd, andioetnily by Mgnglth nd Fi. Nrnwnr 0 SONi ...

... all of whom, from J of tea pas wih w ih eal performance was received, ofcommanded general approbation, the American clog, I tof dance by Mr. P. W. Powell deserving S e Drlessers_ ot Overture, Mr. Boeccer t~rio VThe Drsesof h. the Rhine isGzr r Kesteven ...

... PhilNash sang a song to an ex- cellent banjo accompaniment, and gave a very good shoe dance. Part Il. included a stump oration, Mr T. Cullen; violin solo, Mr Gould; and clog exercise Master H. Parsons. A laughable farce, The Musical Monomaniac. followed ...

... Melbuish and Cannaford, were much appreciated, whilst the a stump speech of the latterosused much amusement. Mr. 11 S. Maybin's clog dance was beartily encored. t. PROPaRTY SALES.-Mr. S. R. Force held an auction at At the Globe Hotel, on Saturday afternoon, for ...

... the Isca Galop, another piece c inposed expressly for the troupe by Mr. Hallett. In the second part Mr. Donoghue gave a clog dance, which was loudly applanded, and the entertainment concluded with an original comic sketch by the whole company. t. . HUNTING ...

... into that excesa~which M our cemic actors are too apt to do in such representations. tat' Mr. Collier's 1comic song and clog danceI cannot be sur-- res passed. On Monday evening the opening piece was the S drama of 1The Hunchback of Notre Dame -a piece ...

... Out on the deep, Mr d: a Gilpin ; Mandoline Solo, Mr J LEms ru omim song, 'E dunno where 'e are, Mr S A inst 'roydon ; clog dance Fire away, P Hearn iti nd H Tibbs ; comic song ?? ,lock Melodrama, Mr W A Dixon; tegro sung, ' I can do, can do, can ...

... lasting benefit totheworking classes. Just Ti; in proportion as prices were increased must the demand be diminished. Foreign competition brought about the di- Li; covery of substitutes, or tie supply of the original article EL, was increased from abroad, or ...

... p and Smseath, Mr. Moass. jun., Mr. Stoyle, Mr. Bucklebridgep, and Mr. Willey, famous stump speeches by Mr. Bartlett, clog ti dancing by Mr. O'Donoghue, end a comic interlude entitled at 1No. 1, Round the Corner, by Signor Vinio and Mr. Beal. he In the ...