... twenty years. RUSHES, COMBS, and BROOMS every description, whether for the Dressing Table, Household, or Stable use. PATTENS, CLOGS, &c, 20 per Cent, lower ;han any other House. Hawkers and Shopkeepers supplied. NEW BOOKS. A LL BOOKS published on the usual ...

... never on any former occasion given their opinion respecting such a splendid collection vegetables as were exhibited for competition that day. The prizes were awarded as follow;— Best Collection of 2 leeks, 6 onions, 6 round potatoes, and savoy cabbage ...

... flfll4trlLlntous. • DANCING. H. GIDDEN'S re s p ec tf u lly i n f orms hi s Friends that his ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED on Thursday, the 27th inst., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES on the Ist of Octob:r, at Eight o'clock. VARSOVIANA, and the newest and ...

... and bis daughter. the evening, though it wa* summertime, bad dance. I led out Mis* I did so, I seriously declare, without the slightest view of important consequences that ensued. After the dance, which (I remember it well) was to tba favourite and far-famed ...

... his tenantry who could dance needed no introduction in selecting as his partner a member of the aristocracy, of which there was a fine illustration when exceedingly active little man —a Clandeboye labourer, named Williamson —danced a hornpipe to perfection ...

... stealing a pair of clogs troni the shop of Mr. Croft, dogger, bottom of Kirkgate. Mr. Barran, outfitter, Briggate, saw M'Gragh and two other youths running towards Briggate on Monday afternoon, M'Gragh having under his arm the clogs. Suspecting that they ...

... capital and credit, which enable them to carry out the most g gautic enterprises, a id reap enormous profits. Against them competition is vain, and they are, in a practical point of view, monopolists, however loudly they may proclaim the principle of free ...

... bales Buenos Ayres, Egyptian, Turkey, and other low wools were offered. We had a good atten- dance ot the home trade, but an unusual absence of foreign competition, and at the first day's sale which consisted entirely of East India wools, there was an average ...

... content with resting on their past triumphs of past success, and that they would not allow it to be said that in the hurry of competition they forgot to cultivate a higher intelligence and moral and mental progress. The noble lord was much cheered throughout ...

... of one of the heroes of Aliwall. There in front of the Castle they *gain repeated the National aim of England and France. Dancing was then commenced in the Hall, and continued till one o'clock. Before leaving our brave allies were toasted le a bumper, ...

... the had led to the war. This refusal necessarily were further efforts of Lord Palmerston ; which, it is said, whose ser- clogged by the Peelite section of the late important offices vices also were required, claiming the difficulty has been for themselves; ...

... let His name prais’d Soon shall hear the loud of the reapers mingling with sounds with of brigtit morning When the first dancing the adorning And hanging with crystal the fruit of we wild joy of gleaners As delighted they trip through eyes too will gaze ...