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... will be an ASSEMBLY at tbe Rooms, Low Pavement. Tickets, 7s. each (Tea included), may be bad at toe News- paper Offices. Dancing to commence at Nine o'Clock. TTIMBERLEY BAZAA R. Patroness, THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNTESS MELBOURNE. A Bazaar for the benefit ...
... more attention to cattle feeding awl those departments of agricultural pursuit which come less in contact with foreign competition. Some may complain that labourers will to scarce, but fewer labourers will be required tinder the new state of things to ...
... alarmed by mere reports ; and, above all, that they would not countenance any approach to reckless and destructive competition. Competition there must ever be, but it should be founded on fair and just principles.—The Report stated that there was a disposable ...
... the proprietor will impose merely nominal restrictions with regard to price ; indeed, will leave many open to unreserved competition ; and as the Catalogue con- tains the names of those who by universal assent are already at the head of the profession, ...
... at «__elr SOUTH MUSKHAM. ?? J- M. POTT is honoured with instructions. I ■■, _ 1 from Mr. Chouler, to submit for PUBLIC COMPETITION, on the 12th April next. Three Hundred prime FAT BHEEP and Fifteen BEASTS; also. «ome STOKE BEASTS. Further particulars ...
... which was carried unanitnousily.—Mr. Fearn then proposed a vote of thanks to the respected President for his instructive, clog:lent, and deeply interesting address. This was seconded by Dr. Shaw, of Leicester, and, being curried by hearty acclamation ...
... was evident that the three acres would not be finished within four hours, particularly as one ofthe cog-wheels was becoming clogged with dirt and stubble. It should be mentioned that M'Cormack's machine was a new one, and had not previously been tried. ...
... premises.—The first lot offered for competition was Trusthorpe Cottage, whioh is situated close to the sea, and has been used by the family marine residence. The bidding commenced at 1001., and after some competition the lot was aold at —Lot 1 in the ...
... commenced with Sir E. B. Lytton's play of Money, which was placed on the stage the most creditable manner. Some excellent dancing and singing followed ; and the performances concluded with the farce of Turning the Tables. During the evening, the band ...
... COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION — Notice is hereby given that the NEWSPAPERS supplied to tbe EXCHANGE will be offered for SALE by COMPETITION to the Members on Wednesday, the 28th day of December next, at 12 a.m. Members may, however, purchase for parties not members ...
... the ground at once. By thi* arrangement, the large wheels working between the small ones completely prevent the roller from clogging, and it may be used on land damp and sticky as to stop the working of the old roller.—A Norwegian Harrow, which is a valuable ...
... 17 ARN ERS' IMPROVED VV LIQUID MANURE, or general PUR 1 ABLE PUMP. The val-e is a hall ot imperishable maiern.l, and cannot clog in actms. The Barrel is of Galvanised Iron, not likely to corrode and can be raised or lowered at pleasure. The legs will fold ...