... fail, his master called him to his reward, to mingle his pure spirit with those around the throne, and to continue, without a clog or hindrance, that devotion of his heart and intellect to his God which was his study and delight here below.— Nonconformist ...

... creature tromblned il as his huge Mlilesian grasp. Disdaining the recognized form I f- of thle dance, the Irish chieftain accommodated the music i ar to the dance of his own green land, ulid perforied a donble i or shuffle jig, carryisig Miss Little along ...

... arguieent, because every man who emigrates from a densely populated country, by the amount of his labour and food mitigates the competition for food and labour, in the respective markets of the country,_ The number of these emigrant departures from the pqrt of ...

... and helpless. friends, were abundantly isup- a plietd, sothtthey lacked for nothing. In these societies there a weas no competition, nor machinery working against, and in Ii ?? to, the workmen, (the bane of the labouring classes inatepreent very imperfect ...

... these pc who have descended to favour a reduction. ourabla competition with them is out of the question; indeed, it is taking orders under each other that is the great bane of trade ; competition has reduced the profits of machine work until is almost at ...

... was sold in the Bolton and Bury line, by auction, at the Clarendon-rooms, on Wednesday, Mr. Winstanley officiating. The competition was &et very lively, and the prices realized were a shade below those quoted in the.listsof the day. The London informer ...

... favourite lovely melodies, charmingly played by the gipsy band. The dance was therefore slow and stately. The men stood in a circle, now holding each other's hands, now letting them fall, and danced round with a slow movement, in which the clanking of their Spurs ...

... well as honour, of giving plans and superintending the erection. It is to be hoped, nevertheless, that it will be open to competition, and that merit, and merit alone, will win the prize. Miss Christiana Weller. ?This brilliant rising star in the musical ...

... miserable-looking man, who stated that he came from Manchester, was charged with stealing a pair of clogs from the shop of Mr. James Mercer, in Dawes-street. The clogs were hanging by nail at the door on Friday evening, when the prisoner went up, took them off ...

... 111 r. H., for so mistiming his dry topic, go back to his days of wet quakerism, and sing . _ _ Merrily danced the Quakers wife, And merrily danced the Quaker. which he did with irresistible drollery. 111 r. J- C- read an essay on contracts, and also ...

... have nothing to fear from foreign competition ; he, however, was not of this opinion. It was said of the protective duties sugar and corn, and other articles of neecs-ar;. consumption, nothing need be feared from competition. The inhabitants of this country ...

... upwards of 121bs. It was shorn two days only after being washed perfectly clean ; as regards merit, it can be shown in competition with any other fleece in the count y.—Leeds InteMyelleer. It is intended by the Admiralty to pay off six of the old 10-gun ...