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... friends that he has engaged the fo Uowing talented artists :—The original Black Swans, WILL ROMAR AND JOE LUND, The celebrated American Comedians, Negro Vocalists, Instrumentalists, and Dancers, from the Victoria Music Hall, Manchester, who will appear in their ...
... presented a petition from Hyde against the new Licensing Bill, Mechanics’ Institute. -On Tuesday evening, a troupe of Abyssinian minstrels gave entertainment in the Mechanics’ Institute. Hyde May Fair.—This fair was held Tuesday in the Market-place, for the sale ...
... celebrated, male and female Ethiopian troupe Amen can Minstrels, five in numl>er. Me-srs. W. CEADA, H. A. CEADA, YOUNG Tu.M NASH, and Mrs. W. CEADA, who will appear eveiy evening iu their excelsior American Negro entertainment'—First appearance for nights ...
... our picture. low, long with a startling accession of meaning. Grave men, satisfied that a party against whom judgment for American. , , - York Her From Oldham, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, ftvs wooden building of unpainted boards, from which and those ...
... suffering from depression in trade, more in proportion to the number of inhabitants than any town in Lancashire, through the American war. He believed, however, that a brighter era was dawning, ami that there was something arising in the horizon of commerce ...
... MEETING OF THE ASHTON BOARD The immediate and full benefit of the AT' * 1 evening seryicea at the house of Miss Moss, bat AMERICAN WAR, &C. domiynear. Victor SCHOOL HURST. ultimately they were obliged to go to larger quarters. * to wait soJong.No, because ...
... I will answer for that you shall hare no ground left to complain of my endeavours to serve you.” Chapter os Kissing.— An American editor, who confesses, by implication, to oscular experience of a lime-honoured custom for which the present fashion of ladies’ ...
... Stanley library, at King’s Lynn, which states that the issues of Bulwer were 51, of Dickens 48, those of Longfellow, the American poet, are 40, of Bvron 42, Milton 34, Tennyson 33, and even old Chaucer, with his antique dress, and almost antique phraseology ...
... shaking hands, is then nature what their uses, distances, and the . end. One end is covered over with woven wire, like American,wht, old 00 0 o whites, old 00 o o But those,’and thee, I never can forget. Foreigners ridicule it; but they needn’t. The ...
... we had ever sailed the Virginian voyage, nor that we were just then short of cash ; but we happened not to have any of the American plant left, nor did we know where to obtain any in that solitude. You who eschew the solice-giving weed perhaps don’t remember ...
... et. Manchester ; Mr. J. Howarth, Farnworth ; the Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Company ; and others. The merits of the American tube .were well acknowledged in the same way. The show was a success. MOSSLEY. FUNERAL OF R, H. BUCKLEY, ESQ. As was stated ...
... offered for the disfires whiVVi if P® rsons implicated in the incendiary i have latel occurred in the neighbourhood aven (American ship), Capt. Crolter, on her fr ° i New York for Suillftlra > ,lL into Rio Janeiro on the fith September, with damage, having ...