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... markets the Americans with iron, and that their own request. (Cheers. In the face of sevoie competition it neccssary everything can free agriculture from all clogs, and it is, therefore, with pleasure that I see allusion in the Speech to the Land Laws. (Cheers ...
... five years, autl they have bound themselves for fourteen years not to carry on or be concerned in any shipping business iv competition with that vow carried on by the ( lompany. Tho Company's Fleet, omitting the lour vessels above referreel to, was on the ...
... re and Marine Engineering above Scholarships, of the annual value of 501., tenable for three years, are thrown open to competition. There is a Vacancy for one of each class of Scholarship. Applications for all particidars to be made not later than the ...
... pupils entrusted to her care. Highest references at home and abroad. Dulwich House School, Victoria Rood, Gipsy Hill, S.E. (CLOGS TO GIPSY HILL STATION.) Prititipals Mi. WILLIAM WOOD. Ma. J. J. WILKINSON, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge. rill -11S School ...
... entectain- i ‘mont included the 0o | old English pastimes of single- | stick and foil exercise, bexing aud wrestling, and a | competition besween the sword and bayomet, The programme coucluded with a licewoik display by M, | James Pain. I'be promised pyrotechaic ...
... LEBLANC and !'RB give DAILY PRIVATE LESSONS in all ionabls Dances, ou their renowned system.to any one wholly iiiutccjuaintcd with the art.— 22, Hart-street, Bloo_uau__ry-_. ...
... George Bellevers and Mr J. Beck are goad v ocalists, and Mlr Bell Taylor (the oneileged warrior) is Veiy humorous in song and dance. lIENa'tLER'S CIRQUE,-Proprietor, dir C. Hengler.-A good and varied programme has been produced here during the 'vee'k, the ...
... over cxc: tion, &c, and is the Immediate cause of one halt the diseases mankind is subject to. The blood becomes thick and clogged, the circulation is imiierfect, and impure matter is carried into the system, which must be driven out before a cure can be ...
... their speciality drama, CONRAD AND LIZETTE. Conrad (a German), with songs and dances, Mr. P. F. Baker; Lizette (a German girl) and Tim Flaherty (an Irishman), with songs, dances, duets, kc, Mr. T. J. l'arron ; supported by full Company. DRAMA at 8.0. A ROUGH ...
... his Pupil, Miss Randegger) Raff's Chaconne for Two Pianos. (Op. 150.) ?? I7.RANZ LISZT'S SONATA Weber's Invita- tion to Dance, with Arabesques by Carl Tansig and Solos, will be played by Mr. Oscar Beringer at his Reoitai. MADAME ANTOINETTE STERLING ...
... the School for three years, and open to general competition. Also for two Scholarships of the value of 25.. per annum each, tenable for two years at either Oakham or Uppingham School.and open to competition. (1) Among Boys whose parents have resided three ...
... over-exer- tion, &c, aud is the immediate cause of one-half the diseases mankind is subject to. The blood becomes thicl. and clogged, the circulation is imperfect, and impure matter is carried into the system, wluch must be driven out before a cure can b ...