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... rrHEATRE ROYAL, HYDE. 1 SULLIVAN'S AMERICAN MINSTREL& to-aight (Setazdayi, Monday MlNbeat. Fires pet the Theatre duties the day. Admitted : Bodes la; pit gallery H YDE POULTRY PIGEON, AND DOG 6110 W. The FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION POULTRY, PIGEONS ...
... in the House, and the non•passing of the Bill through the final stage was due.: Now that Freak Brower, the popular American minstrel, is dead, we will make the world a prettat of two capital stories about him. The first is Howard Paul's. Meeting Brower ...
... to boat by .ad by day, • dandy to dr, your rant, Anomie Sonoma. District News. A lIMRARDNR. Aireelooll Mixatuers.—n. American Minstrel.. owe calorie/swat la the Aytou Hall on Friday tented to hear the bilehient, k was highly atineelated by all present ...
... Acrobats. Frew+ Cl.nros, Great American Acrobatic i sari Cog P .ncers, ..tid the only Suomituft Throwers on a 16-och pede.tal in the Word. LA PETIIE SARA, The Little Wonder. MR. FRED. CADDICIs. And LAURA HONEY, American Minstrel. and lin,trumentaliats. The ...
... incomplete snd cannot possibly learn interest their bonded debt without farther outlay. Now that Flank'Brower, the popular American minstrel, is dead, we will make the world present of two capital stories about him. The first is Howard Paul’s. sating Brower ...
... foreman, Berwick Station. The Rlonhinette Melodists.—We have Wen favoured with visits Christy's Minstrels. American Minstrel*, and several other kinds of minstrels various degrees of merit, but last night was the *ir«t time we had the witnessing and listening ...
... which all tenants at a yearly rental of 10. and upwards will be assessed. ENTERTAINMENTS.—On Friday evening a company of American minstrel' gave an entertainment in the Aytoun Hall. They had a good audience.— On Tuesday evening Minchinos Vienna Flute Open ...
... Chores of IRISH and AMERICAN MINSTRELS. The Vocal Programme and amusing Sketches of Irish Life varied at each representation. Commence at Eight. Catriages at 10.15 p.m. Day representations ton Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 p.m. Admission—3s., 25., Is. ...
... TUTE'S MINSTRELS. G. NEVILLE, the great American Boy Tenor. J. G. MAJOR, the Silver-toned Tenor. W. H. PARKER, the celebrated English Tenor. H. EDWARDS, the powerful Basso & Harmoniumist. ALEX. MAJOR, Soprano, and Second Violin. W. PEMBERTON, Comedian ...
... THE BERESFORD MINSTRELS. negro troupe gave their second entertainment at Milton-hall, Camden -town, on Monday evening. The audience, though not large, was an enthusiastic one, and showed their appreciation of the excellent singing, &c., by frequent applause ...
... THE MISSISSIPPI MINSTRELS. A company of amateur Negro musicians and humorists, who call themselves The Mississippi Minstrels,' and are, we infer, connected with the establishments of Mr IV. Whiteley, of Westbourue-grove, since he is their president ...
... THE MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS COMPRISE NO LESS THAN FORTY-FIVE ART IST£B OF KNOWN EMINENCE ST. JAMES'S HALL, LONDON, ALL THE YEAS ROUND. EVERT NIGHT EIGHT. DAT PERFORMANCES EVERY MONDAY, DAY, AND SATURDAY, AT THREE, ALSO. Omni bases run direct to Bi ...