... 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 ...

... junction of Miller-street and Long Mill- gate. Lar ATHrENiUm SOIREE TlcxET.-This ticket, which has been submitted to the competition of many first-rate artists both in Manchester and London, promises to sur- pass all its predecessors in elegance and ap ...

... magic effect of the dance appeared to be at its height, red-hot iron shovels l were brought in, and were struck by the infatuated g dancers repeatedly with their hands, and some even licked e them with their tongues, the music and the dance raging ton with ...

... reason for assuming that whoil the corporation is released from the dead- weight which since the municipal reform act has clogged its efforts, and obstinately obstructed its career of public im- provement, no time will be lost in thle endeavour to pro- ...

... harve WittncsSe his pesformance dlurinig eight yeats. On 'Tuesday last tles rdil was taken off' the Plymou~tht r1oad, bitt thle clog was? wctiugwfor thee bag at the uistuldtine, bitt iso matil arrivedl, anil ?? has beeni appareutly in gicat dis- tress ever ...