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... 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 ...
... were creditable to all concerned. Railway Competition. correspondent, writing to on this subject, says—“ The Scottish Central, ami Edinburgh, Perth, ami Dundee Railway Companies, arc carrying on their competition with undimini-shed vigour, and no one can ...
... obUin it (applanre). become* open to many objections ff *'”* ri He trusted ell would unite iu the good principle* of the competition for lend wonld lores successful bidder i . tl , at and green would carry the day in vate agreemonta with his landlord to ...
... Jan 15 Concert 16 January 1851 held at Oliver’s Royal Hotel Bodmin on 16th instant EAST CORNWALL HOSPITAL and DISPENSARY Dancing to at Eight o’clock Gentlemen’s Tickets 7s 6d Ladies 6s week Dated January 8 1851 HOTEL REDRUTH TO CHARLES E ANDREW of Mr ...
... wheel in the train, connected with the different clogs or brakes, and to connected with the battery by touch, so as to apply simultaneously and instantly any desirable amount of pressure to every clog. Toe Dutch Navt—According to tho almanack of the Dntch ...
... ons, by Messrs. Snelling and Boulcourt. N.B. The Programme of the•bances as usual. Doors open at Half-past Eight o'clock—Dancing to commence at Nine and terminate at Half-past Eleven o'clock precisely. Admission, One Shilling. THE UCKFIELD BURGLARY: ...
... charity set apart for the poor of Honley was distributed on St. Thomas' Day, and consisted of flannels, blankets, sheets, clogs, &c. Since that day many in Honley have com- plained on accouut of the imposition of some parties having applied and succeeded ...
... the way, believing Piniself to have some advantages of knowledge, locality. or friends, resolves to swell the stream of competition, and risk bis fortune in the paper trade. the first place, then, he cannot commence single practical operation till he has ...
... at the office of the Brighton Gazette, the paper will I be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. DANCING.— Miss LEONORA GEARY, Pro- fessor of Dancing, Deportment, and the Indian Sceptre for I '• Mugiar) Exercises, continues to attend families of the ...
... they have the name of James Barlow, Inventor and Manufacturer, 1 1, King WlUiam-street, Mansion-house. DANCING.— Miss LEONORA GEARY, Pro- lessor of Dancing. Deportment, and the Indian Sceptre (or ' Mugdar) Exercises, continues to attend families of the ...
... and other articles, reconsideration of the Navigation Lave. Ac. There was some difference of opinion a* the advisability of clogging the pelitioii with prayers mt immediately bearing upon Protection ; and the prevalent feeling appeared that it was impolitic ...
... compete with English manufactured Paper even Engliab market!. You ahall immediately see the meant taken to prevent that competition and to the English and Scotch manufacturera a monopoly in our Iritb markela. In report on the abolition of the Paper Dutiet ...