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... the *- BURNING of the PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, all Parties, ' irehasing them at the LOUNGE, can be Supplied with OIL lich will NOT CLOG the Lamps, but will BURN Brilliantly the HOLE EVENING without requiring to be Re-Trimmed. A Selection may be made from a great ...
... the BURNING of the PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, all Parties, purchasing them at the LOUNGE, can be Supplied with OIL -which will NOT CLOG the Lamps, but will BURN Brilliantly the WHOLE EVENING without requiring to be Re-Trimmed. A Selection m-i y be made from a ...
... refute what he had advanced, as he merely dwelt on the question of competition, and not that of the Corn Laws. Ho (Mr. Mosley) maintained that the Corn Laws were the chief cause of competition. His opponent had complained of the reduction of wages ain ingst ...
... Mr. MOSLEY denied that Mr. Leech's arguments went to refute what he had advanced, as lie merely dwelt on the question of competition, and not that of 1 the Corn Laws. He (Mr. Mosley) maintained that the Corn Laws were the chief cause of Competitioi. His ...
... prolific talents of our old dramatists, as Mr. Collier observes, and a singular substantiation of the principle that free competition will alone produce excellence and quantity. There were also thirty popular writers in the pay of Henslowe alone at one time ...
... ditto saucepans, copper stew and saucepans, loity copper tea kettles, coal skuttles, 200 dozen locks (various), shoe tips] clogs, pattens, pit and hand saws, turners aod cabinet makers tools, turning lathe, patent weighing machines, bell furniture, cranks ...
... the breed of the true Suffolk Horse Stock ; and the Auctioneers have no doubt that the Colts now submitted to public e competition, will be found to maintain that celebrity. N.B. Every Lot will be sold without any reservation, and e no other persons Stock ...
... RESERVE. ~«~v- MR. JOHN HEPPER very respectfully makes known that he hasreceived positivelnstructions to submit to PUBUC COMPETITION BY AUCTION, at the Music Hall Leeds, on Wbonesday nbxt. May 5. 1841, the truly ELEGANT and MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ...
... to inform the Nobility and Gentry that her ACADEMY for DANCING is held every WED- NESDAY and SATURDAY, at Three o'Clock, at tr Reei™ IN, New Bond street. IVTRS. JAMES RAE'S ACADEMY for XT f , DANCING aud EXERCISES, under high and distin- guished patronage ...
... Spindles, 2 Scouring Machines and Gearing, L Squeezing Machine, 1 Swine Muck Press, 1 Double and Single Screw Press, 20 Press Clogs, 443 Dozens Press Papers, lor Fencings, 300 Press Plates, FOUR HYDRAULIC PRESSES AND PUMP, Press Oven with Witt} -s Patent ...
... Gallope, Postillion, Musard ; Quad ride. La Danois ; Overture, The Men of Prometheus, Beethoven. . son by Mr. WILTON ; a Dance by Mrs. SO.MER- VILLE. Afu-i which, for tbe First Time here, a New Farce, in Two Acts, called CABINET CHANGES; Or, THE PRINCE ...
... CHARACTER, BY MISS FANNY HOLMES. Mr. DAVIDSON will Sing the Celebrated Comic Song of the ' WONDERS OF BRANDY AND SALT.' A DANCE by Mr. 11. SAUNDERS and MISS ANDREWS. To Conclude with a New Di ama, performed Nightly in London witb unequalled Approbation ...