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... cnoznro TO BE LET BY AUCTION. MB. WABNEB HAS been authorised the Ecckiia*tical Commissioner!, LET AUCTION, in the DEMESNE of CLOG HER, on SATURDAY, the of APRIL next, abont 100 Acre* of Prime ORAZING, all of which will be put up in Lota to auit Purchaser* ...
... LATHWOOD. As there has been a considerable advance in the price of Colonial Timber, Baltic can now be brought into close competition with it. The present price of the latter is such as to recommend it in preference to the former. 3, Hamilton Street, 10th ...
... rolling the lea pins, playing cards, &o.; and the leaders of the Mormons indulge iu these to great extent, together with dancing, swearing, and everthing else that is beyond decency.” Mobmon Miracle—A boiler-maker, who was Morroonite. met with an accident ...
... whirling waltz A giddy heard no music all the night But what their motion made. They came tripping in my dreams. They danced around my bed ; Danced to music of their own. Around ray dreaming head. Next day 1 metaphysicked me With Locke, and Beid, and Browne, ...
... Emperor | i, per is 2d per Prinee Gortschakoff (formerly Commander-i ors, Is td tend to forma Club amongst themselves for competition | er owt. in farm stock, with a view to bringing a fine breed of the Principalities), Commander of the corps « per doz cattle ...
... rare in Cornwall—of the dary grey eye, night ago, he was engaged for oonsiderable period of a certain people required was competition equal terms, and open and of their solemn entry into the capital on Saturday, the eternal, immortal, invisible, the o>il> ...
... we Banbridge cerrepondent says season is at jetty's shimi, lately commieineed, are short of their are happy to kern that competition among the env- present, and has been for the past week, very sternly allotted somplemeeets of seamen. that reeruiting to ...
... TIIURSDAY, the 23rd December, 1858, consider proposals for supplying the Workhouse with lot ex- ceeding 300 Pairs of SHOES and CLOGS, Different sizes, as maybe requiled from time to time, by order of the Board, till 2Dth September next. Sealed Tenders, addressed ...
... Here is the franc you paid—l will take the hat;” and ho forthwith transferred the renovated beaver to bis own bead. In competitive examination lately held, for the purpose of appointing fit peraons to some of the Government offices, one of the candidates ...
... u-mal much admired for their stature and strength. The dancing was highly spirited—the Strathdon men distinguishing themselves most for grace and variety ol steps. M‘Kensie, who won the sword dance prize, has a good carriage and style. The Queen paid great ...
... iu which they manufacturer of that town had been obliged to reduce the scale of prices in consequence the overwhelming competition of French laces imported under the abolition of duties this country. Our contemporary says The policy of the Trades’ Union ...
... , which they had ',sleeted to I reu that wo kave 90,000 men in and within forty were left on the Feld and in the hospital clogs y- i Preetonti7 tbil wedi 42 • bahe --Ceerti.-tniedy that mime before him were of the usual ehantaterowith Ones: thrashing ...