... Jullien; V. Vousden, Esq.: W. S. Worn!in, Esq.; J. W. *ou, Esq.; Robert lloiidin, Esq.; Hosco; the Chrltsy’s Minstrel*; the Binkley’s American Minstrel*; the Campbell Troupe; the African Opera Troupe; Mr. and Mr*. Howard Haul; Mr. German Reed; Banvnrd’s, ...

... Jullien; V. You-den. Esq.; W. s. Wood in, Escp; \V. Anderson, Esq.; Robert Houdin, Escp: Boeco; the Christy’* Minstrel.-, the Buckley's American Minstrel-; the Campbell Troupe, the African Open Troupe. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul; Mr. German Heed. Banvard *, Oompert*'- ...

... V. Vousflen, Esq.; W. S. Woodui, Esq.; J. W. Ander son, Esq.; Robert Houdin, Esq.; Bosco; the Chritsy’s the Buckley American Minstrel*; the Campbell Fioupe; the African Opera Troupe; Mr. and Mi-. Howard Paul; Mr. German Keect; Banvard's, GompertZ ', Risky ...

... specify, fur American itinerant minstrels se evangclisers will be doubly appreciated by those who the revelation. about Moody and Sankey in our columns a few dye ago, and by those who read in our impression yesterday the extracts from American evangelical ...

... Jullien: V. Vousden, Esq.; W. 8. Woodiu. Esq.; J. W. son, Ewi.; R4>bert Houdln, Bsq.; Bom-o. the Christy * Minstrels, the Buckley's American Minstrel.-; the 11 Troupe; the African Opera Trtnipe; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul; Mr. Oermati Banvarn s. Oompertz's ...

... u-den. I.s-I . w S. W.msliii, Esq.; *1 ' , *‘.r son Esq. Koliert Hoorlin, Raq.; the ~r,t, ' ,> linstrel-. the Buckley s American Minstrel*; the I IToupe; the African Opera Troupe; Mr. Kanl. Mi • o-nuan Keed. Kanvard s Goiiqsrtzs *l*7 smith's. Millar -. ICamilton ...

... sionist nobleman, the offer was rejected by the a committee, while immediately after they par. a mitted some itinerant American minstrel to do t what they refused to authorised Churchmen. Ap., peretly in some circles the best testimonial to re. ligious zeal ...

... HALL'S AMERICAN MINSTRELS. This distinguished company ot minstrels commenced a briei engagement at tbe Uotumio Rooms, Uut.andsquaie, last evening. There good attendance, and the performance wa- very well received, foe music was well selectc 1, and capitally ...

... nd every Eveni TO-NIGHIT, 7 LLE PITCHE. ng Bight, The Great American Mimic, Voc: Dancer, Comedian, Humourist, &c., will give bi refined, mirthf . LIGHTS AN! D ic Impersonations, Songs, ani ces. Tnstrumental Solos, White and Sketches, Plessing Contrasts ...

... THE ROTUNDO MINSTRELS. Mr. James Dillon has provided an entertainment a the Rotundo, which is the best of its class we have seen for years. Its chief attraction is, that it is varied and lively. The Virginny singers and dancers are succeeded on the stage ...

... THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS. This nume’oua and acoompliabed band of minstrels, numbering iw-nty-gii performers, comprising artiste* of rare talent in every department, gave the first series of six concerts last evening in the Bound Room ,of the Ritundo. The ...

... HAGUE'S MINSTRELS. It Mtdom mlnMrel bare been heard •o Berfaot those of Mr. Ham. Hague's troop. The Dublin public can appreciate the revival of some of the quaint negro melodies which delighted many a crowded audience some .10 year* ago, bat which are ...