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... flfll4trlLlntous. • DANCING. H. GIDDEN'S re s p ec tf u lly i n f orms hi s Friends that his ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED on Thursday, the 27th inst., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES on the Ist of Octob:r, at Eight o'clock. VARSOVIANA, and the newest and ...
... your schoolfellows who have beent .Donor. Subject. Prize. WIT! TALENT r ! AND HUMOUR ! ! ! Certificate. successful in the competition receive their prizes, because' . The Principal.. Divinity ndale J. F. Lea Certificate , P o sitively J., Positively the ...
... Barlow, boota and shoes; John Robinson, brushes ; R. N. Hodgson, candles and soap; Robert Neilson, coals; George Glover, clogs; W. Cooper, coffins; Thomas Byre and Co., drugs and drysaltery; Bryan Henshaw, flour, wheat, and oatmeal, for six months; W ...
... published this week, by Newby , and e s the m os t cur i o us collections of histrionic incidents Put together it is. Lola danced for Fitz ball for nothin g , li ess Nire good nature ; and her heels turned all heads, , one fl s a t least, if we may judge ...
... die thoughtless and improvident. In like manner, the duty upon advertisements is a clog upon business; and while the reduction of other duties and the force of competition absolutely demand a rapid sale and free circulation of money, the government who ...
... Iiitise st amussemencst. Ammuongut iuauy other-s siill he foussd this falls,;1 itg, smsinely-, thile cehebratesl MAGIcAL DANCING FIGLURES~ ENThUSIASTIC VIOLONCELLO 'LA.YEFS; CHTANGEAIBLE CARDS; MAGICAL DISSOLVING BALLS; EN~CIANTED CIGAR CASES, 0R1 LIN-1ION ...
... entered at a College, it is full ; if a liberal M.A. applies to have a Hall opened for his benefit, the concession is clogged with requisitions as to daily discipline, to which the daily repetition of the Church Catechism would be a joke. If, finally ...
... generally, comprising the greatest sarie ty ever offered to their notice, and which will sold at such prices as to defy competition. Trade wi , amongst which will be found some ER merit'N S pr a o n d d uc h e a d ve fo e r n t t h e e re fo d r i h n ...
... entered at a College, it is full ; if a liberal M.A. applies to have a Hall opened for his benefit, the concession is clOgged with requisitions as to daily discipline, to which the daily repetition of the Church Catechism would be a joke. If, finally ...
... to extirpate this evil? Can we heal a hated dominion of its leprosy, - or relieve tyranny of the terrible shadow that has clogged its steps since history began? ean we allay the vengeance which is being engendered in thousands of French hearts by a Government ...
... Wilkinson's, London, held last week, a very curious and probably unique suit of Greek armour was one of the objects of competition. At first several of the dealers and gentlemen present bid for the lot, and, when the price reached fifty guineas, the bidding ...