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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... unprotected villages, and the utter dissolution of society. The handed olund of Passatore have established a formidable competition with the sacerdotal peculators of the capital, and set up • rival canon law equally disastrous, but not more at variance ...
... our millers were in danger from competition with those of France. The French millers, undoubtedly, bad the advantage of improvements their mills which had not hitherto been introduced into this country; but competition had in this, as other cases, already ...
... ormy weather to mollify the wrath of the ocean. Where the cr«w live in china closets, wearing crape petticoats and wooden clogs. Where the cabin is fitted with every sort of small scented object that is utterly irreconcileable with water or motion. Where ...
... these dances were Miss Keane mid Michael Consedine ' the acting porter of the workhouse, and that Men. Magee, the zustron, joined iii the dance ou the second occasion, An attempt on the part of Miss Keane and Mr. Cousetline to have a third dance on a ...
... of all uon and loreigo siorpior. •ith pair to fee, i competition, ais ear place is the great market of the ladiag and iii.thargo-g , Ind st not be as now, world. It was by Ire unrestricted competition, the for when the Moo . It, and the anchor NI 1 severs ...
... the bill. 'I he supper and refreshment which included every delicacy, were served in Mrs Cotton's mend style of elegance. Dancing comineneed at ten, and Wan kept tip with spirit until morning,. Rohert Esq MD. in appointed phy•iitotti to Kiikenny comity ...
... the adjacent Glebe laud, and showing no sign of disease. The day's amusement concluded with splendid ball and supper ; and dancing was kept up with great spirit till an early hour, to Ham lon’s band. “Aid Yourselves, and Heaven will aid too.” DUBLIN WEDNESDAY ...
... establishment of a postal line on which the ordinary traffic would not remunerative for steamers. it her the test of public competition mav applied ; or an estimate may be made of the probable loss, and thus of the sum required to cover that loss; the expense ...
... Days. brh Prizes, which are all open to general competition, include THE FARMARS' GAZETTE CHALtENGE CUP, Value One i-uncred and Twenty Guineae, TiiE TOWNLEY CHALLENGE CUP, Value Fifty Guineas, for competition by TENANT FARM- *ERS only ; and SWEEPSTAKES For ...