... subjects having a ground annual attached to them of only 3d. The property being favourably situated, caused considerable competition—indeed, more so than any we have seen brought into the market for a considerable time Pound after pound was nodded, winked ...

... SUCCESS EVER KNOWN. ia bat one opinion, the press and the public are aaanimoua. The Eqacatrian and Hippodramatic Talent defy competition. The CONGRESS of MONARCHS is sight that bailies any Day Performances, Tuesday, 2 tod, and Saturday, 2«th of January, commcndag ...

... James'.. tiateehearl, twisted I.y the Geworth choir, sang several glees. The company amused themselves by dancing whea ever the land played dance music. The company broke at ten o'clock. The miiimittee are highly pleased that every thing passed off with ...

... entertainment at the 'fawn Hall on Monday next. The entertainment will include a comediettag 1 ical song with local hits, a clog dance, Irish jig, and laughable farce. NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. — The sole right to sell refreshments on the ground ...

... entertain. naeot—to the *dimes at least, whatever it may be to the Protestor—is the presentation of valuable prises at the clogs, A cow chins, sump* • gold watch, • silk diem or an Ameerieaa clock, is so addition to • lady or gratis goalie of the eate ...

... Guards, Watch, Alsatians, Pages, Ladies, ka. The new and magnificent Scenery painted by Messrs. Fiji lay and Dawson. The Dances and Groupings arranged Mr. J. Morris, of Drury-lane Theatre. The Drama produced under th immediate superintendence of the ...

... PIANOFORTES | ALL COMPETITION, Bought or taken in Exchange. INSTRUMENTS ON THE THREE YEARS’ SYSTEM. Lawn MOWERS. NEW PATTERNS FOR 1869, Embrace every improvement, work easily, and cut closely. The Gearing cannot be deranged or clogged with Grass or The ...

... of great attraction to those viiitors who devote tbeir spare time to the cultivation flowers. In the dairy produce the competition was nolt so large on former occasions; but the butter and eggs which gained the chief prizes were first raie. The show was ...

... —The Amateurs' Concert took place iv Mr. Wallis*new Public HaU^i'M,^-[ which was crowded excess. The principal attraction clog dance contest for a stiver cup, which was Cornelius Hanley. °3 Wrexham Theatre Royal.—This theatre , Monday Mr. Httnnan, who is ...

... have increased diving the year. We hope they have; in particular districts, we know they have; the attendance on Church Ordi. Dances, eerteinly has increased in many cases, especially in more crowded localities ; the observance of the Sabbath is marked, though ...

... Captain and the dancing commenced, the gallant captain ba ,' it was not until far into the morning that Sir Roger de Coverley proclaimed that the festivities were over. _ During the evening Drill-sergeant Quilter, ot the Kettering corps, danced the Highland ...

... Legard, Major Spedding, Greta Bank, J. G. Tetley, Esq,, W. Bousfield, Esq., J. Bretton Bright, Esq., G. G. Boulton, Esq. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Tickets to be obtained only of the Steward*, throueb Mr. Redd, Keswick Hotel. Gentlemen's Tickets ...