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... TUC PoLYTECFINIC —After • highly suecessful course of three months, this tic Aleut and highly popular institution is about to clog, for the season. The period of closing is Saturday next, and as the enterprising proprietor dues not deal in such terms as ...
... characteristic dances preva- lent in Scotland centuries ago. Mr. Adair 3 has also called together for these national entertainments not only the most distinguished highlanders who have obtained prizes fur their skill in music, dancing, and athletic sports ...
... 13 Bal 8ons Quadrilles Schubert and Voyage Mnsicale Quadrilles by JullieD— No 12 A collection of Country Dances— No 11 collection of Country Dances No 10 National Schotti ache by D’ Albert New Jenny Lind Polka Bazaar folks— No 9 The Opera Polka the Wis-baden ...
... 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 ...
... bales Buenos Ayres, Egyptian, Turkey, and other low wools were offered. We had a good atten- dance ot the home trade, but an unusual absence of foreign competition, and at the first day's sale which consisted entirely of East India wools, there was an average ...
... country has been £12,200,000. The loss to the revenue only £1,400,000. With these facts before us for our information and gui- dance, I can have no hesitation in accepting the challenge to decide finally, completely, and conclusively, the contest between ...
... School, Bar- rack-rqnsre, Newcastle-upcn-Tgne, on or before the 21st September, 1857. Nlewcastle, August 25, 1857. 1 ^~ DOZEN CLOG BLOCKS WANTED, 7, 7j and 100 8 inches long. Address, stating lowest cash price, delivered to Douglas and Son, North Shields ...
... 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 ...
... removing those clogs which pressed unfairly and injuriously upon their industry and skill. There were many things which might be borne in the days when they leant upon the state for protection, which, now that they were left to the free competition of the world ...
... 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 ...
... wondrous change. Robbery of Clogs.—At the Town Hall, Whitehaven, on Saturday last, Mary Ann Crosby, and Jos. Crosby, her son, a boy of 12 or 13 years of age, were committed for trial on a charge of stealing a number of clogs, the property of Mr. Trohear ...