... commonest articles must have surprised workmen in this and every other European country, so far were they beyond rivalry or competition alike in their excellence and price, even after the dealers in such ware had added a large percentage of profit to the first ...

... other grounds unnecessary. The occupations exhibited include the making of cloisonné, pottery, fans, lanterns, umbrellas, clogs, and sandals, inlaying work on wood, metal, and ivory, spinning and weaving, and embroidery of various kinds. In the theatre ...

... , both whom had notices to that effect the paper. contended that the site in question ought to have been let by public competition, and not upon the architect's valuation.— Lord Frederick Filzroy seconded the motion.—Mr. Hnrben moved as amendment that ...

... Promeinenet asseoeg, the latest arrivals are SMr Cleris. Whlite, ermir and topiesil vocalist; MessereScottaried Finery, Irish aced dance artists Shoeig Marie Frascee, an arconeplished eerie Messrs Curley need Cray. variety artistes anid dancers ; SMr Jameess Brady ...

... Miss Grace Leslie were good as Kate Wynaley and Chloe Castabout respectively. The Weston Trio then followed with a statue clog dance, and received a well-merited enoore for the same. The whole concluded with the presentation of the comedy, in two acts, ...