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... foreign goods, and the English farmer, there can no doubt, will enjoy the same protection ; and in one case the dreaded competition has not been attended with material alteration either to the manufacturers or the purchasers, neither we expect much injury ...
... Masters ancient modern miller circumstances that will to purchasers an opportunity seldom occurs of possessing works of by competition viewed the day preceding and Catalogues at of Sale at the Office of E C Robins AND S TO Mll N VYSE WHICH WILL BE AUCTION ...
... carefully weighed the profits of a perseverance in slander, though accompanied by the pains of imprisonment, against pardon and clogged with the necessity of telling trath. She has decided in tavour of the first, and surely if blame at- taches anywhere, it attaches ...
... disposition, douht it would march its Conservative senators down to the Home daily in a hody, or chain them their seats, or fasten clog round legs, and keep them in the House till the question adjournment was put and carried The private applications from Messrs ...
... reduced pi ices Branch Establishments Lower Parade Leamington Spa Darlington-street Wolverhampton G AM PATTEN TIE FRENCH CLOG CLOG FURNITURE LAD1ESCLOG ANI) MANUFACTURER Removed to Colsshill-street TAKES this opportunity of returning his most sincere to ...
... that the present Parliament would not sit fur seven years. Mr. next question referred to the clogs on Registration. Then, Mr John Campbell spoke out The clogs Registration were abominable. had heard, with pain and di»tres*. that this country would soon ...
... the cows averaged upwards of 30/. each, every lot being speedily disposed of.—-The sheep and pig-stock, gave rise to much competition, some the latter realising 5/. each, and the show of fine animals afforded much gratification to the numerous gentlemen ...
... Bradshaw, of the laws of any nation face | but through the steady influence i to a considerable amount abstracted. The box was dance f slran gw but the collections neverthe- | national laws, through a cause winch no « atlo a terwar d s found in the brewhouse ...
... meeting of the most eminent of the profession at M Coulon’s to determine the method teaching dances The Evening is Tuesday’s Fridays usual XB it is that the should danced at the Grand Ball at Hall it the circles in London Mr Cressiiull will also to requisite ...
... increased duty on corn and flour imported from Canada, and 9 revision of the Tariff eo far as affects agriculture. The atten- dance was not ver numerous, though it embraced many of the most respectable rs of the neighbourhood, and a few of the neighbouring ...
... Education together with Greek Latin Mathematics French German Drawing and Dancing In the Junior the for each Pupil is £2 quarter which does not include French Drawing Dancing but in this department av receive instruction in and paying additional 10s ...
... nine o’clock in the evening a party of ladies and gentlemen assembled at the governor’s where Keying had been dining and dancing commenced shortly afterwards Keying was pleased at being introduced to two or three pretty and pulled the curls of one to ...