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... monumentcas citgr. ehieb appears in your paplernof Wednesday last, it is diatel ixnd thit certain srlisu named a- oitentred competition. for or Ito expression lane odd one, and Conveys an offensive impute. Bo, lrm, shit masy be injuerious to the gentlemen ...
... concluded by humorously alluding to the dancing that waa to succeed, and by expressing his hope that they would all enjoy themselves. He was loudly applauded at the conclusion ; and soon after the room Was made ready for dancing, which was kept up with much spirit ...
... 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 ...
... justice of reproach at time far is concerned it is still it non taste the proved that could only declined of conditions that clogged discretion inasmuch as again sent for attempted to do something is quite evident bom with Gladstone for whose arrival described ...
... consequently all the Members wiU receive an EQUAL PROPORTIONATE SHARE in such Profits. Advances of Shares will be offered for competition at the Monthly Meetings ; so that Members wUI have frequent op- portunities of obtaining such Advances. ?? INTEREST is charged ...
... and Ale'ander Bruce,. Keig, ,rho were appointed judges, having minutely examined the Bulls and Imple- ments entered foc competition, unanimously adjudge as Ifollows~-. nanmosl aouge'a Th1rtf-hrnied Btill, Ult cl'es-13 Entries.: Ist Bull, belonging to Mr ...
... 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 ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...
... to dip, modify, emasculate his mealures, to enfeeble them by some vital omission, in order to conciliate this antagonist, to clog them with some perilous burthen, in order to satisfy that rival, till is fain to doubt whether compromise has not robbed victory ...
... the care that was taken at the passing of the Reform Bill to restrict the franchise by means of the ratepaying clauses that clogged that measure. Why should an arrangement between the parish and an owner of property for compounding the rates be made a ground ...
... EVENING, With LAURENT'S UNRIVALLED BAND. Principal Cornet-a-Pistons, M. Boulcourt. Doors& open at Half-past Eight o'clock—Dancing to commence at !Tine and terminate at Half-past Eleven o'clock precisely. Admission, one Shilling. N.B. Mr. LAURENT'S BENEFIT ...