... frequent and corciial. The chief features of the second part was a racy sketch called Pete's Birthday in svt;ch song and dance of the most catching kind are introdl'ced. The farcical tragical burlesque C Claude -ielnotte again caused immense laughter ...

... toon tho management of the bar. Dancing was kept up till mid night. BiRD Sarow.-An exhibition of birds was held on Christ- mas Day, at the house of Robert Robinson. WVind '\itl Inn, Moor- Lane. There was a good competition for the prizes offered, and several ...

... Allison; R. Assphlawnal ; Thomas Marsden; Angus Mc.Lean; and MI. Gillot. The works of M. Gitlott are selected for anational competition. Matheassatics, stages 1, 2, 3-Jola t llrown and Jolnia J. Heyveod, 1st stage, lst class. Applied f neelhanics-J. J. Heywood ...

... LEYLANDo-On Tuesday,j the tenantry of the Misses ffarington, who had been sue- cessful en obtaining the premiums offered for competition by those ladies for improvements, and for the cultivation. of green crops, &c., on their estates, assembled at Worden )Hall ...

... over-production or the foreign competition as they would; but he held that the erl- diminution of trade was snore owing to the decline of the sre. demand of the people at heome for nasueefaatured goods ate- than to foreign competition or the decline of foreign ...

... given at intervals in Rood style, by Brothers J. Harkess, T. Parker, and W. Birkett, &c. On the business coming to a close dancing was commenced and kept up with great spirit till the clock announced the closing hour, when all separated in peace SC and ...

... of the town and a ruffian, neighbourhood. After luncheon was inl- Mr. T. M. SIUTME~WOnRTH proposed the toasts of the I 'of clogs 1Queen, 1The Prince anti Prinfeess of Waess, and the easy die- rest of the Royal Family. guago is Mr. E. Binityx then rose ...