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... 26 SPEAKINGS. Gloire, from Liverpool, 19th Dec., off the coast, below New York (see arrivals at New York in List of 2oth Dec.). National, Joret, Bordeaux to Buenos Ayres, 15th Nov., N 25 W, by the Alcinous, at Belle Isle. An English barque, showing HGPF ...
... relative duties and responsibilities of the employers snd em- ?? Mr. Colveb proposed the Town and Trade of Sheffield, and in speaking of the maua- faeturing importance of Sheffield, he said that wherever - civilisation had reached, there Sheffield wares had ...
... wmotamee ten, cdlen twelve times n each week, the elite of the Nobility, Aristocracy, ana of tho British Empire; fact which must speak . dumes for the sterling excellence THE £ XTRAORDIN ART DURATION OF THE SEASON too, is unquestionably WITHOUT A PRECEDENT Is ...
... of the flevenne, the Bankers' Clearing-- 'o brufe figures, the returns Of exports and imports are all Iwli' pdniri, and all speak the same languo,~ But few have, tha wo think, concidered one most remark'able feature of tb-e ilic V.resent time, or have ...
... VOL IV No m AMUSEMENTS fJlHEATRE ROYAL BIRMINGHAM PANTOMIMIC SUCCESS EVER ACHIEVED THEATRE EVERY EVENING “WHO SPEAKS FIRST” After the Grand PANTOMIME written by Mr Charles Milhvard and entitled FAIR WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS” MORNING PERFORMANCES every Thursday ...
... ONE PENNY. A ROUND OF THE WEST•END THEATRES. It is still the fashion to speak of Christmas theatrical performances, more especially the pantomimes, as pai n . eipally intende I for children. But, if this he the fact, the juveniles of the latter half of ...
... t to Mr A. Woodward, his co-secretary, that he could not be present on that occasion, but he desired him (the speaker) to speak for him. He could not express how very warmly and earnestly desired to thank Dr. Wigan, Arthur, and othera of the committee ...
... our readers a detailed account of the work, for which St. JamePs is preatly indebted to the above gentleman. Artistically speaking, tho first object in decorating a building is to produce a culminating point of interest. This is best done in church by ...
... Odo, Bishop of Paris, abolition in the church. In seethe Pifferari, or Calabrian beg=i i r and before oat-door shrines of Au speaks of dancing in English at —Captain Potter the aim in the Chriatims, Is the holy-dales after Poses, iallf in ehmth, and as ...
... person con- nected with the court could speak or uuderstand a word of English, a Babu was secured from the Judge s Court to swear the witnesses, which he did as follows : — Babu (loquitur, to witness)— You wUI not speak anything but the truth ? Witness (taking ...
... deoeased, ** Harriet, Haxriet ©* but. ehe comid not speak. I administered the brandy to her with a spaen. I calied in Mzs. ©gan, and sant for x doctar, bus the deceased was then dying and unable to speak or give any version of the bratal atsack upan her ...
... columns of the Adcertiser, form a conspicuous, if not in’fluentml class in our urban communty; and, indeed, comparatively speaking, a numerous one, when we consider that the Omnibus Com].aany have nearly six hundred vehicles running daily, and private ...