... the favour if Oper.i of L.\ KUO.VA IHiI.U/Ol A. Tin* r.iusi- by Piceini. Th«» Principal Characters by Madame t'alalani ( who will in— trwduceanev. Son«j>. Sign.tr Trauifzzini.Sigiior Nal.li, Signor ll.iv. ■•tiiH., Signora t'ollini, Sijri.ora I'i.uiclii, \.c. J'.uil of llit* lir.-t Act, a favourite !>iverti-nent. After the Opera, the grand Ballet of ?? PEKSANNfc. Principal dancers — Xlr. ...

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... cies, amounting in ti.e aggregate ?? about J^.OOP I ,v« arisen in connection with certain fun-.a ©I tho Cor ?? .7 an.l that a Special Commit*. • hai h~» n »mo . i ?? investigate the condition- of the linnnc-s to ?? • how the situation ?? ?? brought' ?? - who is responsible, ond to rcoort ■,-«• ?? ?? ' ! are necessary to 1.- p tht; e\. ?? >-„«. ?? Corporation within legitimnt* bound- for t» ...

... in Moss-street, Green-street, Bethnal-green. The property attacked was tho saw-mill and timber yard o. Messrs. J. Phillips and Sons. The premises are situated, in a densely-populated neighbourhood, and the utmost excitement and alarm wero created when tho flames suddenly burst out. The fire originated in a large three-floored building crammed with wood of every kind. When the first contingent ...

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... Early Seeding.—Yesterday Mr Young, farmer, Lochtyside, near Thornton, this parish, commenced the sowing of cereals by seeding a held with barley. The ground was excellent condition for the important operation, which was very successfully accomplished. This is the first case of grain sowing have heard of in this quarter for the season. ...

... yester- day and on Tuesday in spite of the hardness of the land through frost. Perhaps the most interesting of the contests was that in which Stonehaven ploughmen of bygone times entered the furrowed field, leaving their ordinary occupations of shopkeepers and indoor craftsmen to look after themselves. This trial of skill was made still more interesting from the entry of a lady into the ...

... d worthy to Escape all these things tbat shall come to Pass. | —LdSntm VJI'J Excursions- DUNDEE TO PERTH AND THE EARN BY STARO r TAY. _ f >APT. DAVID EDWARDS re- spectfuyy returns thanks fnr the ; measure of-uccess that has attended ' efforts to t ate ~eriesof Ex>-uisions * the arn, and revive Passenger Traffic in the old and natural channel of communication between Dundee,- Newhurgh, an'l ...

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... a-lislf -a For big baiMouks pricas raugsd from 22« 23s I; while small aeerageii 13a a bus. Crabs brought (* 3.1 a box. AUKUUKKN, Mosii%v. —bseanteen trawlers armed, three Iceland b nte hating shots of from 2M to 3U4 boxss—the hers hoi good H-limg. A smack bad a fair catch ling, rkals. and halibut. Tlis small lina were at sea. Pi Mi Were Salmon, Is to la lid per lb.; grilse, lid ia-1 ll> ; ...

... : Mis . _ Victoria Yokes, Jessie Yokes, Mrs. Fred Yokes, Misses Marie Williams. Julia Seaman, Clara Jecks, Emily Miller, Madlle. Sampietro ; Messrs. T. F Nye, Jos. W. Harris, C. Paolo, James T. Powers, C. T. Otley, and Fred Yokes. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Augustus Harris. THIS DAY, at 1.45 and 7.45, CINDERELLA : Mesdames Kate Vaughan, Kate Sullivan, Sisters Mario, M. A. ...

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