... ninety negroes, and the rest Yankee Unionists, bush whackers, spies, traitors, and other prisoners of the same stripe. THE DANCE or DEATH !—This war, by the way, has brought the levity of the American character out in bold relief (says a correspondent) ...

... of tinkling bail, which morning of the 25th inst. The following is the actual time - ----- I th• ee make much n.e of in the dance, Bound taken the Nautical Almanac:-November 25, Greenwich mean time, first contact w i th the enumbra, i - The authorities ...

... pair of stocking %era drawn over his other. wine bens arms, corduroys and cord veal, thick hcenalmit stockings and thicker clogs, with • shirt as while as the he teed, bat of coarse texture seveethekes, plated berth his summer aid winter coelmere. ,It ...

... at the house of Air. j wright, Shoulder Mutton, Huddersfield* rg ...

... IRISH LILT. Messrs. Crecker and Bitter. llactnc Raphael de Soils, the INFANT TENOR. wlll clog The L~ast Rtose of ?? and The Ba~y of Bleray. ben and Dance ?? ?? J. rooker. Dot00 ?? 0. Eayonhln. To be followed by the Sceamnrg Farce ent~tled TIIE ...

... ConWedllnegy ?? next, at. one 'clock( afterneot13n thtin lyo td Tigntttlt'5 SaBeroomel, No. 51, Ior Oedrusted t P ure a Competition, £14,000 7 ?'FHE LAND n ESTATE of BLAIR- as .L INNIE, and GLENROAN, lying between the rivers R3 Urr and Dee, in the parish ...

... acquainted with Burns the poet, seeing him almost daily ; and one, venerable matron of 87, bad the honour upon one occasion of dancing with him his partner. All the aged people in the parish may not in- | eluded in our list; nut think these are sufficient to ...

... do., Is 40.; linen sliectinug, Is. 3d, ~ei-yard ; green quilt3, 10s. Hy. IHall, clogging, men's 4,d.; women's, ltd.; boys' and girls' I 8.d. Pei, pair. Hy. Rail, men's clog soles, 4s. ; women's I 3. 6d. , boys and girls, 3s. ; children's. 2s. 6d. per dozen ...

... STALYBEIDGE. Saturday and Monday, June 18th and 20th. Stalybridge Old Brass and Quadrille Band. SIX HOURS VARIED AMUSEMENTS. Dancing on the Green. Balloon Ascent and grand display of Fireworks at dusk, by Mr. James Pain, of London. Admission to the whole ...

... uniater. rnplted Eiccess througholit the a eek. A great addition to the. buir.rsuale is the iitroduaclieil of a very pretty clog dance, in wbich the ?? (;UliniS distinguish thonseolves, together with the Corps de Bsallet, ad also tho danclir5 of Md'lle Idae ...

... English, 41319 bales Douskoi, and 22,551 ballots and bales of sundry wools. East India wools commanded a full average atten dance of both English and continental buyers, and after a rathereautiouscommencement, and the buyers had got the cue, went off with ...

... (harpist) and Hayden (violinist) as excellent as ever. Mr. 0. Parker retains his position as one of the comio men, and in his clog dance brings down the house. New faces are, however, the first attraction; and Messrs. Wilsom and Montague, the lessees, have ...