... impression, in the form of an advertisement, I explained that the melody, title, and cliorus,,belonging to a publislied American minstrel song, are common property here (no international copyright existing between this country and America), artd cray be legally ...

... 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 ...

... THE CANADIAN MINSTRELS. That the gentlemen connected with the establishment of Messrs J. Shoolbred and Co. who form the above-named troupe have numerous admirers has never been more fully shown during the six years that the company has existed, than on ...

... Theatre with the impression that the success attending the efforts of the Court Minstrels was well deserved. THE ALEXANDRA PALACE. On Tuesday there was quite an American fete at the Alexandra Palace to welcome the ex-President of America. The Lord Mayor ...

... THE MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. . The success of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels has never been more marked than during the Easter holidays. Every performance given by these celebrated Minstrels has attracted enormous audiences, and the delight expressed ...

... THE NOORE and BURQESS KINSTRELS. Notwithstanding the unrivalled popularity of these famous Minstrels and the crowded audiences that nightly flock to hear them, Messrs. Moore and Burgess still provide their patrons with novelties. Consequently Mr Eph. ...

... THE MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. The mere sight of St. James's Hall on Boxing Day was amusing, for with the first rush the large Hall appeared to be completely filled. but for more than aln hour after the perform ances began the cry was ' still they come ...

... the tender strains of another Moore, the Irish Minstrel, whose sielo- dies formed the chief attraction of the afternoon. Indeed, the selection of Moore's Irish melodies given by the Moore and Burgess Minstrels on the previons Wed- nesday evening had proved ...

... The Moore and Burgess Ministrels. The popularity of the Moore and Burgees Minstrels is altogether unprecedented. Spite of the varied range of amusements every; where offered to the public, and notwithstanding the warm weather and the absence of thousands ...

... singers wl~ose celeirrity has risen weithr that of the Minstrels themselves. Mr John thnner, Mrt Brernner, Mr Enrest, and Mr Leslie are among the oldest reeraiers of tire Moore and Burgess Minstrels' vocal staff, whie Ms ir Henry, Mr Rtudolphr, Mr Evans ...

... wonderful performer, with an agreeable, gentlemaniv manner which is highly prepossessing. But we ha, e not done with the Christy Minstrels yet. There is Mr. Pedro Stirling in a comic dance, supposed to mdi- cate the Negro idea on the ballet. There is Mr. H. Talbot ...

... IAGUE S MINSTRELS AT TEE COLSTON HALL, On Saturday evening, Mr. Hague's Minstrels coin- coic mrened a brief engagement at the Colston-hall, and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather a large be audience assembled to greet them on their return visit ...