... led mie to live among that 7 class, and the accounts I saw of them were per- ni fectly true. I should like to emigrate to Australia, n4 where I could get oin by perseverance, for I have fE plenty of that. I wouldn't be an acrobat there, of course, but a ...

... T OW N EDIT ION. 1 THE ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, TWO A.M. THE LATEST NEWS. AUSTRALIA. (BY TELEGRIAM TIROUGII MIR. REUTER'S OFFICEi.) I (Via Trieste.) MELBOURNE, APRIL 25.-The M'Culloch Government has retarned to office. The Tariff Bill has again been introdaced ...

... telegram was received from Bahia stating that the Kapunda, which left Plymouth on the 18th December with emigrants for Western Australia, had been run down and sunk at sea by an unknown vessel. There were 313 persons on board, and nearly 300 are be- i lieved ...

... the ball with Irish comedy; and the programme is strengthened also by the attrac- tive Miss Fanny Guyton's singing and clog-dancing, by the instrumenralism and mimicry of Signor Borelli, and by the capably trained dogs and monkeys of Pro- fessor Hotine ...

... S. America and Australia, taken out through us.- Yours faithfully, RAYNER and Co., 37, Chancery-lane, London, AW.C. Aug. 17th, 1892. MaR EDITOR.-Sir,-In your notice of Southport Pier your correspondent mentions some clever clog- dancing by the Sisters ...

... satisfactory process. You see, an experi- enced teacher knows so well what one step is capable of developing. When I went out to Australia, where, you know, I have been for the better part of two years, I took with me a repertory of a dozen dances that Mr D'Auban ...

... dancing, notably the clog dance, but friends intervene and assured Miss Robina's mistress that if her young charge were encouraged to dance in clogs at two or three halls nightly she would soon he robbed of her voice, so the clog-dancing was not persisted ...

... HORACE WHEATLEY IN AUSTRALIA. Mr Horace Wheatley was quite a relief, and on two or three occasions throughout the evening provided little bits of pure comedy. His clever dancing was much appreciated, and his constant allusions to his friend M'Intyre were ...

... fwers bloom in the spring. Her salary will reach turee fgures. DIR SLAK'F MURRAY, who left England some ten years since for Australia, will reappear at the Royal on Mon. day' the 14th. Mr Murray's style was supposed by tre older coin o ref ti of the halls ...

... shareholders he would pro. pose the appointment of Mr H. H. Wells as director. MR G. W. MOORE, who takes a keen interest in clog dancing, was present in a private box at the London Pavilion on Wednesday afternoon to witness the match between bliss Minnie Bay ...

... or the then popular canary, and not of clog- dancing. In the knowledge of the rhvthmic beat of the foot and the twizzle Sir John has his superior in Mr Dan Leno, who was the principal judge in the clog- dancing contest that took place on Wednesday after- ...

... thoroughpaced villain, and he returns to his father's IS house with the mark of Cain on his brow. Out in the d goldmines of Australia Dunstan had stabbed his brother, t had stolen his gold, and would now rob him of his bride. s Harry has ?? somewhat of a ...