... commonly clog a tender with some condition, which makes it no tender in law. One mangoes another, and says, * Here is your £l4, but I must have receipt full all demands this is lender in Jaw. A tender, be good, must bean unconditional one, clogged with no ...

... ; Miss Blandford, Mrs. H. Hushes; LadjyHandy Suls an A sh fielId, M iss H arrie t Eyere ; Dam'4h gr,. Pearce. ?? ll.-a ]) Dance by the Characters incidental to tl;e Comedv. f Entertainments will conclude with the Historical Afer- fpiece of C14ARLES' Fl ...

... 16s. 3d. per quarter ; ; French, 15s. do. ; Drawing, One Gui- Stationery, 5s, 5d. do. 10s. 6d. do, No Entrance nea, do. ; Dancing, 153. do. ; Music, Fee. Ennis, April 7. POSTPONEMENT. COUNTY AND CITY OF CORKS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. oring Show of Fruits ...

... damp or moisture), Black and White Satin Velvet, and Jed Seal Shoes and Boots,a variety of Clogs and Pattens, Boys’ Cloth Boots, Foxed and But- toned ; Dancing P umps ; a large Stock of Carpet Shoes and Mud Boots, all o' fthe best materials, and carefully ...

... but small deficit in the duty under this item of revenue, at the end of two, or at the utmost of three years. Such is the competition of the traders now, that were the duty to lowered to the point referred to, *. e., is. per ound on teas all round, the millions ...

... this may be added the immense number of pmjecta with shirk dw market is clog'otd, and when the , tepply the dennowl, a depression must necessarily follow. Unreasonalile competition and uncompromising hostility between rival companies are &so draining the ...

... which supported the flooring of Zeno’s house; and that as soon the fire was •lighted under the cauldrons, he made the floors dance they had been affected by an earthquake. Hero of Alexander, whose machine known under the name of the steam toy, attributed ...

... parochial clock much heller evidence, and I think it ought to received if there were to no better ; but it not to put in competition with the metropolitan clock; where that present.it is to be received with implicit acquiescence. It speaks in a tone ajithorily ...

... and 1 come forward and cfierisli and protect, Irish enterprise and native merit, and thereby* stimulate that legitimate competition m ! branches of domestic Maoulacture, which alone can lead to individual independence and national prosperity. kT From the ...

... gentry and farmers. The exhibition of stock uid implements far exceeded that last year ; here was also a great increase of competition or tho various premiums given by the soc icty. J.ADV LONDONUEHRY—THE SfLTAN. A letter from Coastantinoplc, by the Marchioness ...

... coerce of the piece an Appropriate Dance by B.St. Clair. I'he fifth appearance of Dewburet and his Son, the l wonder cf the age, the matchless profeosof ;btltare P ntry of motion, and rerial dancing. ;tatury Pe'Dance by Nis H. St. Clair. ,,The Dashing ...

... Gardiner; Ra o g A, Tyrrell. in Act II. a Sowng by Mr. William May. A Pas Seul by Miss H. St. Clair. A Son g, by Mr. May. A Dance, by Miss Gardiner. To conclude with THE DI LLOSK GIRL. Colonel Belmont; Mr. G. Gardiner; Maclvar, Mr. Hsmilton; Paddy M'Shane ...