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... day: The Collier's lonely calls destray Those dreams of bliss to the Collier Boy. l Bright morn has come, each young heait hies To chase the gaudy butterflies, Or to follow the flight of the humming bee Amid the wild wood's minstrelsy * 'Entomb'd in earth ...
... g SIC AMOG THE COLLIERS. -- - in mn lishiox an intereati Gllb u ardian isu ?? an intei'estiilg The letr etite ~ he Collier at . ots. In one, 5ries tothe South Yorkshire district, the writer- ,ey5 Ilers avebecome the possessors of their own ~ c hi aes ...
... fllatsscoelnts by J. P. Collier, who gave Hooper 25 for the of its ?? (Quaritch) ; Cartwright ?? comedies, &c., por- trait b-y bart mnaniscript note by J. P. Collier, with the trare caOO Jllelaes On the Queen's Return from the Low rae d the ...
... MISS SOTHEIRN AND MR.. D. G. BOUCICAULT. On Thnrsday afternoon, November 25th, THE LOVE CHASE, by Sheridan Itnowvlrs. ,Vil](IaIs *e Mr HENRY NrVILrLEr Sir William E'Mondlove ?? Mr HOWs Wailer ?? Mr F. R. MACIIIAN Tqraewvortlh ?? MIr L. R. CRAm'ORD Neville ...
... THE MISSING LINK. .A New Drama, in Four Acts, by Mr Hal Collier produced on Monday, February 22d, at the Theatre Royal, Workington. Wild Will ?? Miss JULIE MORTIMEIR corporal Atkils. Mr ALFRED PARRY 5mm0' pos .Mr HAL COLLIER VincOO~ Ath.r.to ?? Mr ...
... and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids were Miss Rachel and Miss Esma Smith (sisters of tbe bride). Miss Evelyn Wberler (sister of Ihe bridegroom, Miss Martin Smith. Miss Fitzherbert. Wright, acd Miss ...
... am, J. Carroll. of ?? At Brompton, near London, the Rev. ThIoioas Jeratiy, a eeJS riali Minister, at an advanced age. In the eaniy part ly hairi employed by the Marquis of Lansdowue (father of t55 as preceptor to his children. PIER HEAD-DUBLIN. d.edfrt5 ...
... MISS MIARITNNA. An Operatic Burlesque, in Three Acts, by Lieut. Georve NuSient and Mr J. W. Whitbread, Played for the First Time at the Queen's Roval Theatre, Dublin, on Monday, April 21st, 1890. Charles il., King of Spain Captain Enrs:!N) F. Dsasn ...
... MISS WHITNALL'S CONCERT. Ing st On FridaY evening, Miss vhitnall, who is well 2cnown to tha musical public of Glasgow, gave a concert. in the City Hall, on ve which occasion, besides her own most welcome perforrmances, ent the andience was entertained ...
... -O -_,SS :sTE IJM -9 Oonhearint ,cj sing ,t 4zait Slubsc jt~iua op j rl, Dott ngiiomn m Tlh iaj4ad lvening. ?? Dudtt !tvh 3,Ater mithn, FLORENCE 4ND THE PAGE. Wdll rnmay thy Page, sweet Florence, weep, :Toe it aIftv1 baial~nlys Bidr; may lthe te4rs ...
... TrebArna tw d on, Buerosd Antboar. 39. 8t. Uarykurc; 3r Collier 5, Jasuex-sereet Munday. chemht. DusStreet. Pr t, Ut6 Oiffonaw.: D=Ir and bon ah0emt ~d Bt. John'quare; Colean and Co.-. 5, kgb~trfltt as J~oq,herie Both; WOUs1L, IL Bute-srtt ...
... light of ?? to illumoe and warm. If thou bad'ht liv'd in older days, thou'd8$ been * St in sine taimplo as its idol-queen. Bad Isola! rejected, heart struck, lone, i would the happy privilege 'were mine j'o claiip thee to ylti e~trt call thees my OWD, Anil ...