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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 222, 25 June 1872, Page 1

Amusements. ACADE M Y 0 F MUSIC, LAST FIGHT BUT TWO. rjIIIIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JUNE 25. DE . CAE II ’ S Will give manifestations in ELECTEO-BIOLOGY AND LAUGHING GAS! TO - NIGHT. Admission, Is; Stalls, 2s ; Gallery 3s. i'UEATRE ROYAL. Graiiamstown. MRS MITCHELL’S CONCERT. MRS MITCHELL has the honor to announce that her Annual Concert will be given on THURSDAY, the 27th inst., under the especial patronage of Major Cooper, the Otlicers and Members of the Thames Engineers, Scottish Volunteers, Thames Lille Rangers, Nos. 1,2. 3, Companies Uauralu Eitie Volunteers, Thames Naval Brigade, and the Odd Fellows (Waikato Lodge, No. 5444.) The Baud of the Eiile Volunteers have kindly consented to assist. PEOGR A M M E . Selection —Baud Chorus —“Spring’s Bright Glances’’—(Sonambula) Song—■“ Captive Greek Girl ’’—Mrs Mitchell Song—“ Good bye sweetheart”—Mr Heath Song—“ Kathleen Mavourneen ” —Mrs Robson Trio —“Ti prego ” —Mrs Mitchell, Mr Austin and Mr Mitchell Instrumental quartette—Bandmaster Morris, Sergeant Carpenter, and Messrs Eowc and Dunstnu Song—“ 0 Erin my Country ” —Miss Hawkes Grand Sccna—The “ Misere,” from Trovatore. Leonora— Mrs Mitchell. Interval op Ten Minutes. Valentine Gallop (by request)—Baud Solo and Chorus—“ With a laugh as we go round”—(Bennett) Song—“ II Bacio ” —Miss Blake Song—“ My old friend John ” —Mr Mitchell Ballad—“ 1 cannot mind my wheel, mother ” —Miss Laura Wiseman Song—“ Bing on Sweet Angclus ” —Mrs Mitchell Duel—“ 1 heal'd a voice”—Mrs Kilgour and Mr* Mitchell, _ Chorus —“ Tramp now tramp ” “ God Save the Queen.”

Admission—Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Doors open half-past 7, concert to commence at 8 p.m. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. THAMES ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS* Grand Amateur Performance in aid of the Library Fund Thames Mechanics’ Institute) ON THURSDAY, JULY 4, IN THE THEATRE ROYAL. Programme—Part I. Glee —By the members of the Thames Engineer Glee Club. Solo—By Miss Laura Wiseman Solo—By Mrs Robson Glee —By the members of the Thames Engineer Glee Club. Solo —By Miss Blake Solo —By Mrs Solomon Part 11. Selections from RICHELIEU. Characters by lady and gentlemen amateurs, Part 111. Screaming Farce, “ICI ON PARLE' FRANCAIS.” The whole to conclude with TABLEAUX VIVANTS, shown by the Lime Light, representing the Independence of America, and the national song, “ The Star Spangled Banner,” by full band and chorus. At half-past seven o’clock the Lime Ligli will be exhibited from the roof of the Theatre Royal by Mr J. 11. Severn, who has kindly consented to give his assistance. GRAND ART UNION.

1% jW KS HANGING begs to intimate that IVI the Articles which will be Drawn for at the Grand Art. Union, to be held next month, may be inspected at the Shop next Mr Bergin ’s, Tailor, Pollen-street. They consist of 25 prizes, comprising Model Cot* tages, (made of rice,) Worked Flowers, Slippers,, Watch-pockets, &c,. &c. Tickets, 10s each, may be obtained on the premises. Society Scarfs, Aprons, Banners, and Fancy Work of every description, made to order. THAMES MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, AUGUST, 1872. NOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITORS. Applications for space will be received by the undersigned up to the Ist July, but it is desirable that the applications should be sent in earlier if possible. A. BRYCE BAIN, Hon. Sec. ALE AND PORTER. I FAMILIES and others are informed that . they can be supplied with BOTTLED ALE and" PORTER, at Gs. per 'dozen, delivered. Draught as usual, Two Gallons and upwards at One Shilling and Ninepence per gallon. Orders by post attended to. C. WALLNUTT, Star Brewery, Shorthand, May 28th 1872.