... present price of cotton, the labour in a country so extensively auriferous as oars can already be brought to bear on a competitive development of this important future souses oyment, comfort, and wealth in this part of the world. Yet it must in mind that ...

... inurAnnze. The latest novelty her., The drfiren's Triumpk, by Mr. Arthur Wood. belongs to a clogs of domestic drams whioh Is especially addressed to the working men. It at depioting real the' is, the life of the day; the inoideuts are such as me are to ...

... residence, 9, St. Ann'e-road. Notting-hill, W1r. DANCING.-3, HANOVER.SQUARE, MEGENT.STRREBI jR. ST. MAINE, of the Theatre Royal, M LL~oDorairy-lane aiid Covent Garden.-CLASSES for fashionhble BALL-ROOM DANCING, LANCERS, VALSE, GALOP, &o., every Wednesday ...

... STREET, Caveudish- Square. — Ladies' own Materials made up. POCKET CLOGS.— Ladies should immediately supply themselves with this useful, unique and portable protection for the feet. Clogs or goloshes generally tire or fatigue, oppress by their weight and ...

... that stolid Legis- lature which garners in the revenues of the Spice Islands, and now and then imports a statesman from the dancing shops of Batavia. The Royal Speech-which we published in foil on Wednesday -belongs strictly to the clay formation; it is ...

... hope it will serve to remind my childhren that, in whatever corae of life tbey may engage, so prend a ?? is open to their competition. In conclu- sion, I beg you to accept my poorlv-eapreesed, but heoartfols, thauks for yeonr goad wi3hea-for the rmans civilities ...

... J. tedman. Odd Fellow* Music Haol-lProprietor, Mr. P. M'Corrie.)-Master and Miss Boberts, in their comic duets. clog, pump, and bost dancing, are still well received; Mr. Hoskina's comic singing is amusing; Mr. Malloy ie a clever Irishman, and Mr. Rudolf ...

... LEARNT to DANCE. — A Laely, of celebrity as a teacher of dancing, undertakes to TEACH LADIES aud GENTLEMEN who have never before had the slightest knowledge or instruction, fn 12 private lessons, to go through all the fashionable ball-room dances with ease ...

... •subject, to celebrate the event. He recollected one scene in that opera, in which was represented a number of insolvents dancing round a maypole, singing a humourous song in praise of the court and its judge. The relief given 'was, however, found to he ...

... the subject to celebrate the event. He recollected one scene in that opera, in which was represented a number of insolvents dancing round a maypole, singing a humourous song in praise of the court and its judge. The relief given :was, however, found to be ...

... high qualifications, :and for %which many~ of e thiern l'aid collie Oveor to hinglanad, and submitted themselvest to a competitive exauiiniition. Previous to the amialgania.f tion of thre two isilitary services the medical service of India wats open to ...

... subject to celebrate the event. He recollected one scene ins that opera, in which was represented a inumber of insolvents i dancing round ii maypole, siiigiag a humomuoums Song in la praise of the court and its judge. The relief given 'was,vs hoWever, fousid ...