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... per cent., and have lessened the prices of steam-engines considerably. This will have the effect largely of neutralizing competition, and preventing the success of smaller establishments in which, through not having such perfect organization as exists in ...
... above celebrated Colxa 00, in original Casks of and 100 r.&Uons; also in Casks of 10 to Gallons; and in Tins ot This Oil neter Clogs the Lamps nor Clinkers the Wicks, bat barns daring the longest period with the greatest brilliancy. GEORGE DIXON. Lamp OU Importer ...
... dioramic views. And the Lion Hunter’s NATIVE BUSH PEOPLE from the Great Kalahari Desert, will Exhibit their Charmcteriatfa Dances and Customs. THIS EVENING, and Every Evenlnj (except Saturday), at Eight o’clock. A Bpect*l Representation on EVERY SATURDAY ...
... quarter, and without any delay. Eight Classes are at present in formation. Gentlemen who intend to present themselves for Competitive K* sminations. Military or Civil, will find these suited to their objects. Private Lessons may also had. Apply, No. 9 and ...
... rare in Cornwall—of the dary grey eye, night ago, he was engaged for oonsiderable period of a certain people required was competition equal terms, and open and of their solemn entry into the capital on Saturday, the eternal, immortal, invisible, the o>il> ...
... with c. Mathews, the celebrated Clog Boot, and Pump Dancer, who bids defiance to all, and challenges competition. MaTHEWSON's Funny Stories—Strange Doings—Terrific Combats, ...
... parties, within the like period. Dundee, 28th January 1858. BELL STREET HALL, DUNDEE. DANCING EXERCISES, BALL AND DRAWING ROOM ETIQUETTE. SINCLAIR, Professor of Dancing, &c, has the honour sion orta^^t l ll RE-OPEN his Class, for the usual Session, on Monday ...
... —Mucti good has am great comfort afforded tk rele.r.e of bedding, to many of the poorest ; and upwards of five hundred of clogs irrovoilNl, and readily distributed.—A donation of £lO was from Boston through Mr. \Vilma, kindly contributed. to show their ...
... North- Western for a rett:ement of d fforence., and to put au rid to the competition, at ex ressively low rated, fur goods and Native:as whichlhas been gang on. Tug Lase DANCE !—At a ball at a tavern, in London, was • Mts. Mary Bake who joiiied in the ...
... the simulnerum of it is nevertheless powerful for purposes oi obstruction. If it is not independent check,' is an independent clog. It is singular enough that the only speaker ol any mark last night against the Ministerial measure should have laid main stress ...
... fine surface, instead of burying them in the ground. It. is made with alternate larger and ?? rings, thereby preventing the clogging complained of in other roUers. For exterminating the wire-worm its action is effectual : for rolling grass lands subject ...
... to appear again under tire some auspices, eal Fridlay aned Sateeuday, at the Pavilion. 'ritm award oss the Price Essay Competition on Popular Amneements was meade sir i Thursrday nighrt, when Iffeessrs. Sawyer, and Patching, jun., were denlsrod tire ...