... and Cruise, &c. Messrs. Leslie, Fitzroy, Broadhead, Seele, Griffiths, Hoskins, Hedley, Weaiyss, &c. After spendid supper dancing was resumed, and continued to a late hour. very handsome sum was subscribed at Dartmouth last week, expended in tbe purchase ...

... lace manufactory of John Heatheoat, Esq. M.P. was at night work therein, one of the firemen complained that something had clogged the wheel. Ah ! said the poor fellow, that's a sign of fire. Why. ** m » says the foreman, the gas went out just now; ...

... Ho'cvwd, and to more than rival the former powerful Ste*« Rome »nd Venice. All went for nothing the insatiable mania for competition, and the class interested in British Shipping were to tbe claimants for Legislative redress against lb* wild theories of ...

... maidens, who were to dance round the monument. In the centre is a hollow destined for Mr. Knill's remains, but he was buried in St. Andrew's Church, Holborn. A week or two since the trustees found ten damsels ten years old, witnessed the dance, and paid the ...

... Show, The imple- ments showed a slight decrease on the pre vious year. The amount distributed in prizes was £1,257, he acten- dance was good, On the first day visitors attended to the number of 1872, and the takings at th £215 173. On the gates were day 11 ...

... con- places for the trials, and, at any rate, they suceeeded in obtaining a good piece of ground to test the machines. The competitions are not for prizes, and are merely exhibitions of the machines of the best makers in fall work, thus enabling agricultarists ...

... Mayors were of : as jolly as ‘Squire Westerns. Bat they had partaken of « Pantagrnelian lunch at the Hotel de Ville, and thus clogged the edge of appetite. The bill of fare was in iteelf a work of lan the art, and was ornamented besides with a portrait of ...

... and heartily drank, the proceedings being very enthusiastic throughout. BERRYNARBOR. For the cffi.ee of Guardian Mr. Richard Clog, of Cockhill, withdrew the evening th- voting papers had to delivered, the Rev. R. Churchill the only candidate, who is co ...

... separated second and third. The Knighton Plate. (Five furlongs.)— Lord Penrhyn’s Law Court, 1; Clog Danoe, 2; Gerda, 3. Three ran. Betting : on Clog Dance, 6 to 4 agst Law Court, 10 to 1 Gerda. Won by five lengths ; a length and a half separated second ...

... Magistrate (J Watts) 1 la Torre’s (Cartledge) 2 Aluminium (T Loates) 3 Also ran : Rainbow Clog Dance Gold Hackle Salerno Betting : 5 to Magistrate 9 4 Aluminium 9 to 1 each Clog Gold Hackle 100 to 8 Rotten Row Magistrate won couple of lengths second third of for ...

... Redfem’s Philanthropist (J Woodburn) 1 Ellesmere’s Clog Dance (Mullen) 2 Baron de Hirsch’s (T Loates) 3 Nine Betting : to agst Poppoea to Philanthropist 100 to 14 Merry Windsor Tabret Carolus 10 to 1 Clog or any other Won three lengths lengths separated ...

... understood into whose further opportunity of penetrating to feeling of almost of elevation getting rid of cumbrous burden which clogged the of legia lation many and months past On the hand there was feeling of reverence for the poor old tottering of hand there ...