... addition to which, Mr. Mathews and Mr. Sullivan enliven the audi. ence by their comic Nigger business. Dissolving Views and Clog Dancing. The orchestra is very good, under the leadership of Mr. J. Fellowes. FOREIGN 1UIUSIGAL MEMORANDA, AMALIA FERRARIS.-The ...

... notice, froin the fact pioof its having gained the prize at former competi- labour- Id be ?? particularly at Mr. Pusey's competition report on his home farm last harvest; but unfortunately, haingum from soame defect in the construction, the machine Itenant ...

... Booksellers, Newsrcnders, &c.—New Catalogues gratis, and postage-free. HERR LABITZKY.—The admirers of this wonderful composer of Dance Music may now hear his lovely Waltzes, Polkas, and Galops every evening, conducted by the composer himself, at the unrivalled ...

... might occur to him; and yet, the protestors allege, to their great surprise they found Mr. Hussey himself entering into competition with them with a machine slightly altered from the one he sold to them; and the very alterations of which, according to ...

... quarter a century’s experience which has been exercised upon that of BETTS’S PATENT BKANDV. to render his article respectably competitive, and he L-s not had it. Under these circumstances the Me&srs. Betts challenge that their PATENT BKANDY is superior to any ...

... his tenantry who could dance needed no introduction in selecting as his partner a member of the aristocracy, of which there was a fine illustration when exceedingly active little man —a Clandeboye labourer, named Williamson —danced a hornpipe to perfection ...

... capital and credit, which enable them to carry out the most g gautic enterprises, a id reap enormous profits. Against them competition is vain, and they are, in a practical point of view, monopolists, however loudly they may proclaim the principle of free ...

... country has been 12,200,0001. The loss to the revenue only 1,400,0001. With these facts before us for our information and dance, I can have no hesitation in accepting the chslleeB to-decide finally, completely, and conclusively, the co te between Protection ...

... the judges. In accordance with their 3rd Instruction, having specially reported to the Council their opinion, that in the competition for that prize the respective aaggoos of those exhibitors were the two best in that department, and possessed equal merit ...

... From that time up to the Ist of January, which was fixed as the period after which poems could no longer be accepted in competition far the prize, great numbers were received daily. On the 31st of December no few^r than 98 were delivered by one post, and ...

... Miss Robertson, and Miss Jane Dawson. Dancing by Misis Adelide Downing. To conolude with THE BTRAITOR'S GATE. Sapported by the entire Company. On Wednesday, THE ,TOWER OF NESLE. ROB.~THE RIP. Sin' k and 'Dancing: Extra talent., ind.'-THE' BE1tTING BOY'S ...

... everything is white with its covering of snow. Paris might be mistaken fur the capital of Siberia. In fact, the streets are now clogged with snow, which is afoot deep nearly all over Paris. A great quantity had accumu lated in the open space behind the Madeleine ...