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... of it But what are the real facts ? Why every one of the staple articles of British manufacture perfectly open foreign competition not shred of protection remains upon the case with both the cotton and the woollen trade The only manufacture which remains ...
... gloves, Frank Stone’s pictures, Fekbauis’ dancing, and means perfection in each instance. Spooney. —A young man who cannot dance or talk, or talks better than he dance, or vice versa. A young man who wears clogs and mittens, and sings sentimental songs ...
... 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 ...
... the amine of the said petition. Dated this 31.1 day of Way, 1861. ROBERT ALEX of AN the C DER ANDERSON, Clerk ourt. Narver. Dance. LAZENBY snit BON doom it necessary to d IlWaCasslise s( oasis. at Mamma Sams. Sys*, lAA GEN U 124 a description betas IM mem ...
... Duke Cambridge, Lady Clementina Yi.'iiers, the chioness of Douglas, and ?oo»e other and danced the confined before the Court, and the immediate vicinity the dance were Eari Grev Sir F. BariHg, the Marchioness of Ailesbury, the Douglas, Sir J. Graham, ...
... Her performances talents have been criticised in variety of ways Certainly her long absence from the stage not improved her dancing nor has time added to her charms” One of the Brussels journals gives the following amusing story: singular scene which nearly ...
... competitor man has suffered an inroad into his capital in the hope that both rivals would be in time Now however the wheel is clogged we great stress laid upon what every previously have understood namely local made undue advances to parties in the iron trade ...
... lbcnOOO?Coert, ?O PATRONS AND ADMIRERS OF THE FINE ARTS. M ESSRSFARGUS& SON beg to annou e that they will submit to PUBLIC COMPETITION. heireserve, at their SpacIous ROOM, No. 4, CLARE-STIIEET, 5tiwOEn,?ESDAY Next, the 3rd of December, by direction of Mr ...
... the Ready-made STOCK* which will embrace every variety and novelty in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots, Shoes, and* Clogs! THE BESPOKE BRANCH Will have F. E. R's. most careful attention ! Persons residing at a distance from Falmouth, may be fitted ...
... the Ready-made STOCK! which will embrace every variety and novelty in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Clogs ! ' ' THEBESPOKE-B%AHCH Will have F. E. R's. most careful attention! Person residing at a distance from Falmouth, may be fitted ...
... Ho'cvwd, and to more than rival the former powerful Ste*« Rome »nd Venice. All went for nothing the insatiable mania for competition, and the class interested in British Shipping were to tbe claimants for Legislative redress against lb* wild theories of ...
... day that a well-dressed and even ladylike woman , glecis, es neuratel as I could measure them-which n 1234 Bridgewater competition which has already been The aft' tit is Lord John's, much more than that of the use • enteredthe office to book a parcel ...