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... shadow. graphist, astounded by his remarkable power of ascending an upright ladder without support - while George's American minstrel trio kept the audience in the beet of humour by their smart sayings, singing, and dancing. In addition to all these ...
... type of bird song he heard 3 while abroad. Our chaffinch the American naturalist votes tiresome, and concludes by telling us that among song birds we have nothing to compare with the American hermit thrush, house wren, water warbler, song sparrow, and ...
... far to dissipate the feeling among a cert.ain group of American public men thbat the British demonstratiolns of friendship con- ceal some ulterior selfish design. M\lr Chamberlain's views of American territorial expansion and the proposed co-operation of ...
... January Hurdle-Minstrel. Open Selling Steeplechase-Gaffer GreeLn New Year Handicap Hurdle--Bella, Ferry Selling Hurdle-Swindon. Richmond Steeplechase-Lady Gilderoy. Courtlands Steepleoliase-Mount Daiton. MOIININc, LE.' st. January Hurdle-Minstrel. Open Selling ...
... passed the third reading. Washington is being'petitioned to extend the same privileges to the British in American minerals as are given Americans in Canada. THE NICARAGUA CANAL. AN AMENDMENT REJECTED. (ERnuzis's TELEGRAM.) Washington, Thursday. The Senate ...
... President Kruger is favourable to the pro- p0sal; but other members of the execiu ive are opposing it. The issue is doubtful. AMERICAN TREASURY DEFICIT, RESTRICTION OF ENTERPRISE. (DAILY MAIL TELEGRAM.) Washington, Friday. A distinct sensation was created ...
... note to the Spanish Gorernment oln the Cuban question. The note, it is reported, de- mands an indemnity for tho outragos Oll American, subjects in Cuba and that the outrage shall he put a stop to. It also declares that thle war is hopeless, at the easie time ...
... water at arestaurant be' sureL it; is tellectf aa-American who wants it. _No American. lives St as the without it, anpd, as they, tell me, it is provided and and: is ,included in th'e fee at all American places of amuse- a wa;'ment.. In the theatres, little ...
... completed an American order for a fine tomb in four blocks of Hill of Fare granite, all polished except the carved work. The total length of the base is 7ft., and the width 4ft. 9in. The height of the four blocks is 6ft. A base of American granite to be ...
... had fallen into their ?? squadron did nut t's- n pect to return to Spithead tntil Novetnrlr. t It has transpired, that the A.merican frigate, the President, V Was never at Bergen as ?? frigate which was mistaken t, for the President was Ettglish and had ...
... ier pleasantry unless sheltered under the character of bich the licensed jester. This individual, in common 'eal- with the minstrel and the herald, possessed peculiar privileges, and might fearlessly utter words that the would have cost another man his ...
... commenced with a stump speech by Mr R. Morrison, Fordyce. A special feature of the entertainment was a troupe of Christy minstrels, who delighted the audience by their ex- cellent rendering of nigger songs. as well as afforded great amusement by their ...