... ~t:.xi ilasof P1.en t and I Icy ti N'vv'riiv.ireti he Ciligraphi::Isitibi ?? I' ?? vately thev !Iave taughvc wi thrie most DA-NCING CLASS. S UI I R N A C A DEM.IY, ASitio rilailNI PLAsu. ' ...

... best of *Ii ?? DIancers. hlio performedl before the Queen, r . rhe FrizeO Ws the best T) *ncer at the Competition. i- ' ; t:ll'-ct'ristic Mli'hland Dances. including ; ?? -r. i- S--~i Ir ?? in full C,,stume, in addition .* .Iriirt ?? of 5- PELA.. MS FIVE ...

... L. Gillies. Country Houses f'orth. Working Classes_-A. Winter. Anti-Slavery League-.wm. Howitt. Talk about Music. No. 3, Dance music-H. F. Chorley, Subjects for Poets-11. MeIoir of Wm, Lloyd Garrivon -.aTry flowitt. Faust perceivirg Mat garet for the ...

... BfinLE, with tte 3;ibFical Frrgments by the late Charles Taylor, c vls 4to. illustrated by 202 copperplate engrar- 4 4 0b clogs. cIc,. titled 'iri~retle; Dicticnarv of the Bible, abridged, 1 vo0.. .1 impnerilal Szvo 0 14 0 Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary ...

... and Fire Irons, hiahogany Stuffed Stool ; rich Gilt4ramiied Ine EwroeAnsocs-Bapstisn of the Covtoanters, ahd Battle of nrbol- clog, be Harvey, Preaching of John knox, Trial of William Lord Russell, Queen' V ictoria. T'e lletreat at Naseby, Queen Mary Landing ...

... ciithr icess Bolsters and Pillows, Bed Car-2 lk'dil'lhi. ll3tccus M ahtax ?? Wardcobe. Wardrobe a.!-I llrwcsr.. ('i-c1aahr, clog-any Double rand Sicigle Basnii Scci:i- liii W~art., c'iiiklci, 'filet Tables, Mataog~any and Satlim W-i ?? xlt wit aso Nig~ht ...

... inferior . n .. . . . th chew thus vacated, there to undergo his sentence. This (From the Economist.) . d h ' i testivity and dancing, hee less of t e evening's pore e also rather finner. Except for these and fine gouus,howesicaarices - horses, end some pigs ...

... TUC PoLYTECFINIC —After • highly suecessful course of three months, this tic Aleut and highly popular institution is about to clog, for the season. The period of closing is Saturday next, and as the enterprising proprietor dues not deal in such terms as ...

... Italian, Signor Assolari; German, H~er Kaerner; Writing, Mr. Flint; liusic, M~r. James Thomson; Drawing, 7Mr. A. D. Robertson; :Dancing and Deportment, M1. L. Vueghs. Ai Prospectusas, with Terms for Board, &c., may be bad at ir. Gallie's, 99, and Mr. Campbell's ...

... shipping and any other domestic industrial interest, and if the competition of foreign shipping tends to reduce the freight of goods to and from the ports of this country, such competition is advantageous in the same sense as it would be in any other branch ...

... what States will consent to preserved the Anglo. nion hitherto has Mericans from destroying each other by wars, industrial Competitions, and hostile Tbe Union has been a mutual defence, and a source of common A union will break them into com will cherish ...

... hto ainotine 'that I bs ACADEMY will OPEN for-the Season on SATUR. DAY the Ath of JANUARY, 1802, in the above Reons'. Atten. dance at Schools to commn e on IMONDAY the 6th. 50 New Bond Street, London, 18 Loazes Terrace, NewcastJs-on-Tyne. ' EIG SCHOOL OF ...