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LECTURE ON SLAVERY BY MISS REMOND

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY BY ?? RARMOND. Lalst evening Miss Remoud, a ooloured lady from America, delivered a lecture on the above subject before a numerous audience assembled in the Tempetance Hall, Upper Temple Street. His Worship the Mayor presided, and Mr ...

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

... Cuipany of America.. On June 1f0 next the long association between MmS Maud Jeffries and Mr. Wilson Barrett will come to an end. Miss Jefferies has as yet made no plans for her future-she may remain, in London, or visit Aus-' tralia and America. Eleanora ...

SCRIPTURAL PICTURES

... voyage to America, and the im. erative demands on my time and thought in connection with the present state of public affaire allow Of no intermissionl of attentien, The invitation itself, however, constitutes a new- tie of feelisg with America, and . I ...

BIRMINGHAM THEATRE ROYAL

... gifted cantatrice has lately received moit flattering offers of engagement,' 'both -from Rusasiaand America, amounting to £200.' for Russia and £280. for America per night. These are the largeat sums, without, exception, ever paid to any lmd donna. Ech offer ...

THEATRE ROYAL

... graceful and volatile little lady is the original Tinar, and she has made the character specially her own. In England and America she rarely plays anything else. It is not neocessary she should, for everyone likes to see her many a time and oft in My ...

THE WORLD'S EXHIBITION AT NEW ORLEANS

... rarest trees end plants from Mexico, Central Amerioa, and Florida, and reserved spaces for foreign countries and the States of America. The construction of the horticultural hall hls begun. This will be the largest oenservatory ever erected, being 600 feet ...

LATEST NEWS

... LATEST NEWS. [By Electric Telegraph.] AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, October 30. The extra 6teanier City Edinburgh, from New York on the 17th, has arrived off this port. News anticipated. THE EVACUATION OF ROME. CIVITA VECCHIA, October 30. The French frigates ...

A MODERN WIZARD

... doornail. No exposure of its frauds can excite the slightest interest, the majority regarding it simply as exploded humbug. InI America, I believe, matters are in much the same condition. Only a few weeks ago the surviving 'Davenport Brother,' Ira, and I Mr ...

THEATRE ROYAL PANTOMIME

... our readers are aware, IS extremely popular in Birmingham. A lthough Mliss Hill hiad hooked her passage by the Teutonic for America, and had made preliminary arrangements for an im- -portant engagement, Miss Hill, remembering her former associations with ...

ART AND LITERARY GOSSIP

... instrumental In Introducing slc as a branch of public school instruction in America, and waa the fint one uponwhom the degree of Doctor of Music wasever conferred In America. He was the author of more than fifty musical works, of one of which alone 600 ...

MARITIME EXHIBITION AT HAVRE

... liaron Liobig appointed two chemists of his own choice--one to reside at 1ray Lentos, the place of manufacturing, in. South America; another to reside, at Antwerp, where all tile company's extract is put into small jars, after having been analysed and approved ...

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE

... wh:ch has been performed upwards I of four tsoasard timnes in America, and has nchieved a fair measure of Duccess in London, wae last night played for the first time in Bircrcintham. In America, wve believe, they fran!ily rail this style of t!heatrical ...