... obUin it (applanre). become* open to many objections ff *'”* ri He trusted ell would unite iu the good principle* of the competition for lend wonld lores successful bidder i . tl , at and green would carry the day in vate agreemonta with his landlord to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... cation as well the passage tralLc between the two coun- would remind them that it i Dg( striving by its gross suggestions to clog the BUpi . rior to him in strength, bat c loins down the wi.d «:e--they returned. It was al o said tbat, ® ' ,g trie-, and ...

... Manchester. Sheffield, end Lincolnshire Railway Companies, from which appears thet they are shoot to enter into strong competition with the Greit Mortbern Railway Company for the conveyance of pamengsrs and from those towns to which the trains of the ...

... performances, wbo' defy the wcrld for competition, (being positively the last fi three nights previous to their leaving this ?? appearance in Dublin of Mr. John Crabtree, the emperor of all dneceri either in clogs, boots, or pumps; Mr. and Mrs. b SL John ...

... un- F rivalled Nigger Vocalists, who will make their appearance t oo MONDAY. the 14tb instant, in their inimitable Songs, F Dances, and extraordisary Performance on Two Violins. r Triumphant reception of Miss Stanley, Serio Comic Vocalist a and Guiarist ...

... Sorges, Dances, and extraordiuary Performance on Two Violins. Triumphaut reception of Miss Stanle,,Sario Comic Vocralist and Guliarist. Madle. Zitell, the fascinating Dansenae5 .Msater Walsh, the Dablia Tenor; Cbristopher Mathews, the S1rivalled Clog, Boot ...

... Trapere, Sporta of Atlas, Dancing one, two, thrD ond flur silver globes on their feet at one time- ias C. HARROW, Comic Characteristic Singer-Mr. and hira. HILES. Coplic ColerneteriStic Singers and Dancers-Mir. J, pALLON, Clog, Boot, Irish Jig and Reel ...

... Trapere, Sports of Atlas, Dancing ono, two, tleree and fcur silver gluobe on thoir feet at ono timoe-iliso C. HARROW, Comic Cbaratotri3tie Singer-Mr. and Mrs. MILES, Comic Ceoaracteriatic Singers and Dancers-Mr. J. FALLON, Clog, Bout, Irish Jl g and Real ...

... Double Trapere, Sports of Atlas, Dancing one, two, three and four silver globes o'a their feet at one ?? 0. HARROW, Comic Characteristic Singer-Mr. and Mrs. MILES, Comic Characteristic Singors and Dancers-Mr. J. FAILON, Clog; Bott, Irish Jig and Reel Dancer-En- ...