... the simulnerum of it is nevertheless powerful for purposes oi obstruction. If it is not independent check,' is an independent clog. It is singular enough that the only speaker ol any mark last night against the Ministerial measure should have laid main stress ...

... on Saturday at Three o'cloek. The ?? H *] tel's Bltsh People, from the great Kalahari Desert, will appear in their Native Dances. Piano by Mr. Harries Wilson. Admission, ls. Adi 29.; Stalls , 3, 232, Piccadilly. R.W.S- WOOOIN'SOLIO OOF ODDITIES, With ...

... question of competition in those matters, the noble earl would permit him to observe that the sculptors and artists of this country were much divided in opinion as to the propriety of submitting the plans for public monuments to general competition ; so much ...

... the University is worked, for a Fellowship being reduced to comparative worthlessness would create little competition, and the failure of competition would at once operate on the general standard of learning. Prizes act in proportion to their value, and ...

... received. From that time up the Ist of Jannarr, which wis fixed as the period after which poems could no longer be accepted in competition for the prize, great numbers were received daily. On the 31st of December no fewer than 98 were delivered by one post, and ...

... ted Roman Catholic members of Parliament, several ex-members of the legislature, and bevy of Papist priests. We not intend clog our columns with lengthened report of the proceedings of these meetings. Thev are of the usual character of Irish doings,*’ ...

... attention throughout. After drinking the healths ! the Countess of Shaftesbury, Lord Ashley, Ac., the party rose to join in the dance or participate in the rural sports which had been provided for their amusement, thus spendi ing a most pleasant and happy day ...

... aealee, tickets, show tims and boxes, in every variety, always kept in stock, and supplied such rricet ss shall defy the competition of any London manufacturer or dealer. Panies acquainted with th* above business raav gain a vast amount of useful Information ...

... The me,. Robertson, %van., Bishop, Nichols, of The minutes The following financial statement Laid before the Board: &dance in hand previous meeting, Charlton, £ll2 186.3 d. ; Lee, £5; and Plnrestmcl, £49 13.. lid.; total, £348 4s. Id.; overdrawn, Eltham ...

... the 'purpose of putting double brokerages r'd and double carryings over into their pockets, and ali that it is an enormous clog upon business. The so. cond, propoeition is one that will make an immense e sensation upon Change, if it should be supposed ...

... are now open f)r the winter season for Promenade Concerts, with the celebrated ARGYLL BAND, conducted by MONS LA leOTT E. Dancing at Ten o'clock. 'Doors opened at Eight, commence at half-past., ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. XIHE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, is ...

... 23. . - ' of Hong-Kong and its dependencies, as fully begotten. ned, all ? it' tie , sae t a ,_, Ralf-past Eight o'clock. Dancing to commence at WITH FIFTY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. A Bill embracing the proposed objects of the present Company was Din ...