Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... (One concem.J ASSIZE ASSEMBLY* 11HE SIXTH and LAST SUBSCRn*! ASSEMBLY will be held at t^ on TUESDAY the 11th March. R( N %* Dancing to commence at nine oh j]pf Admittance lo Strangers and Non-S„k ?? Five Shillings. SCn^ Lancaster, Feb. 20, 1828. THE MISSEsTdS^ ...
... the European continent, aided by our capital, industry, and the advantage of superior coals, we should fear no foreign competition. But this must be attended with, and vrpuld certainly cause a great reduction in the rental of lands. This must ultimately ...
... and helpless. friends, were abundantly isup- a plietd, sothtthey lacked for nothing. In these societies there a weas no competition, nor machinery working against, and in Ii ?? to, the workmen, (the bane of the labouring classes inatepreent very imperfect ...
... other respects by change to ascertain this first be effects produced up-Indr yarn would be produced by one-sixth for great competition existing low rate of profits to obtain production from machinery which it ruu the highest speed incapable making work— we ...
... the Manufactory 27 and Spectacles Market Mr Willmvlt's Vaults Market Place Manchester Residence Lower Broughton NR— Holds competition at defiance (One concern) ASSURANCE AGAINST FIRE on LIVES SURVIVORSHIPS PURCHASE ANNUITIES REVERSIONS &c &c OFFICE Manchester ...
... STAKCES Of 10 SaVe.. each, with thirty sovereigns added, for four year olds. Tc -One mileand a quarter Mr Orde's ch e The Dancing Master, by Fclton.. 8 1* Mr. Marley's bf PalmbC ower, bynJerry-.7 1 Mr. Price's br c Caliban, by Caml.. ...
... play.-Admittance, One S~rilF~lli.-N.B. In add~trOD'tdt the U SualI;F STIVIT IRS dUring the RACE WEEK ...
... ilty joining in the chorus of the song. At some shops the concert was varied by the pantomimic mo, ements of the Oriental dance, and the wondeis of the magic-lanthorn were in one place exhibited to a gaping crowd. Trains of youths, inincipally Christian ...
... 111 r. H., for so mistiming his dry topic, go back to his days of wet quakerism, and sing . _ _ Merrily danced the Quakers wife, And merrily danced the Quaker. which he did with irresistible drollery. 111 r. J- C- read an essay on contracts, and also ...
... STEWARDS. MAJOR CAMPBELL. Ma. Lwteb, ] Mb. Ei übstthobmi, Mr- Dabibi. Hobkby, Mb. Taos: Ainswobth, Ma. Cabr, | Mb. W. H. Tobkbb. Dancing to commence at half-past Eight o'clock. Ladies' Tickets 7*. 6d.' (ieutlemeus' Tickets ?? 10s. 6d. Tickets to be had of the ...
... Mlessrs. SA TTEFR- lFIELD'S, St. Ais's Squared, sat m R i. As se rosomn cas onyhl7 lmtse, al pl. reation is requesth, lies', s. Dancing to commenc ast nne theca a Psurties arriving wilstdivihtei oss ead tossasss St. Pet()sCucen h araesaet rv i'll' isi that direction ...
... are concerned in having something like a competition on the great central line of Railway- communication with the Metropolis On the motion of the Town Clerk seconded by Mr Robert Rostron That without competition the whole traffic of the country will be ...