An Earnest Appeal From the Woolloomooloo Band of Hope
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1858
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The State Concert
Her Majesty gave a State Concert in the evening in the new ball and concert room. A spacious orchestra was erected for the occasion, Upwards of fifty feet wide, rising [?] successive stages up to the level of the organ gallery. The band, nearly 80 in number,…
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The room in which the banquet was held served also the purposes of a ball-room. Numerous and ready hand soon carried away the debris of the feast, the tables, chairs, &c, leaving the large space clear for…
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Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Alliance Band of Hope. (Late Pitt Street.)
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Continued on Trove, page 16 →Life Insurance. (From the Band of Hope Journal for May.)
"I INTEND to insure my life, Polly dear," said John Newman to his wife, as he was changing his working dress one evening, previous to sitting down to the tea table, where his three rosy faced, healthy looking…
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The benefit seasoncommenced at the Royal Victoria Theatre yesterday evening, when Mrs Guerin tonk her benefit in the drama of "King, Queen, and Knave", the lady enacting the part of Elvira the Queen. "The Devil and…
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SIR—In looking at the time ball, anyone standing is Cleveland-street, Redfern, and probably in other localities, will readily perceive that the background, which is the dark bush on the North Shore, prevents…
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The usual annual ball was given last night at Government House, by his Excellency the Governor-General and Lady Denison, in commemoration of the birthday of her most gracious Majesty the Queen. The advent of…
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The rain fell in torrents all the day on Wednesday, and up to a late hour in the evening, thus disappointing many of the fair patronesses and patrons of Mrs and Mr Winterbottom, who intended honoring their benefit night…
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A public meeting of the citizens of Sydney was held last evening at the Lyceum Theatre, York-street, in support of the Electoral Bill now before the Legislative Assembly. The attendance numbered from five to six…
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SIR,—Of all the meetings lately held by the clique in favour of the Cowper Electoral Bill, that of the five or six hundred, including boys (ont of nearly 15,000 adult male inhabitants of Sydney), held at the…
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The performances during the week have attracted good audieuces, notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the weather. Mr Dind, so long a favorite with the people, and Treasurer of the theatre, had a bumper-house on…
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