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... no reply to this very important part of Sir C. Napier's statement. We own we regret this,— and if any insuperable necessity clogs the movements of Government with no fault of theirs,—w e regret it no less;— perhaps it would have been better to say so at ...
... On Monday, Dee. 23d, 1844, PEERLESS POOL ; SINGING and DANCING; and FORTUNE'S FROLIC. On Tuesday, THE BROKEN SWORD, and other Entertainments. On Thursday, GEORGE BARNWELL ; Singing and Dancing; and (first time,) the PANTOMIME of HARLEQUIN TELL TALE TIT; ...
... It is impossible to estimate too highly the value of a Society, which has arisen at the very critical period when the competition ofthe corn-growing countries ofthe world, and the efforts made by some leviathan manufacturers to compel a change in the ...