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... the demand for by its abroad, the bank of directors on W raised the rate of discount from 3} to 4 pe Twe next mails for Australia al Zealand will be despatched from Berwick a — Via Southampton, on Wednesday the § via Brindisi, on Thureday the 17th April ...
... Melbourne College and Cambridge University, on The Mind and the Senses. The doctor, who is a young man, and • native of Australia, handled his subject in a masterly . The president, Mr. Robertson, ably occupied the chair. Sttim.tin - The Alfred, steamer ...
... countries to whom we owed leas than to our own offspring. If they looke the figures of oar trade with Australia, they wool find that the population of Australia, consumed the extent of £8 per head, while our trade with United States of America amounted to not ...
... Mr William Howie of Haddon Down, ting of Australia, a native of this district. It is no believe, more than twenty-years since Mr [ mously after having assisted his father at Haddon pt the went out to Australia, when little more th ot years of age, a youn; ...
... laughter, reading was nightly greeted with _r°ajs 3 as was the imitations of the Bin Ebony' 9 music hall artistes by the dog, • clog-dance has been ent ° a . , celebrated plaaded, as has been Miss Madge . eveD iog f « double dance. The entertainment has been ...
... plum pudding, plum loaf, and coffee. At the entertainment which followed, Mr. Robson presided, and songs, recitations, and clog dances were given by the guests, who had altogether an exceptionally merry evening. The Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity) ...
... autticient say that the Gavotte, Dublin Washer Girls. I'avan, Sailor's Hornpipe, ** Enchantment, ■’ Ghillie C'allum, and Clog Dance were the great achievements the evening, and those who were prevented from seeing the assembly, missed the finest treat ...
... the Coaly Tyne; Mr. R. Laverick and Mr. J. Nesbit gave a clog-dance; Mr. J. Mountain gave a recit*'.„ The Telegraph ; and Mr. Jas. Nesbit read ever one of bis popular letters from Australia, wkich caused endless laughter. Other songs and toasts followed ...
... Young's Melbourne Chambers 1 Mr Abington's Marie Antonini Morton a 8 1 Mr B Brett's Allumeuse J Cannon a 8 1 Lord Ellesmere's Clog Dance .l Dawson. jun as 1 Mr Noel Fenwick's Hampton—Bay Agnes.. Mush a 8 1 Lord Gerald's Meseta Robinson 8 1 Lord Francis ...
... hostility, and Co„ at Parton. Mr. Dalsells ales sod products have for many The London ooPPer market is stead to-day. 4 'South Australia 105% 1064 - - -17.-County of Flint. Cardiff ; Agnes lighter, Meade Kiugaclere party. which wao web years commended a high ...
... Lord Stunts. bury's horse, Zetland Stakes, York—Hannah. Weston Stakes, Bath—Pennyniore. Wiltshire Platt. Salntim —Wild Australia Salisbury euragewenta—lrish Air, atilt Lay, Castleblaney, and Hopeful Stakes, Doncaster—Hannah. Doncaster enaar. , ernen ...
... yesterday. wag Tort Roo. sad all Lord ut i m d SW Tort —Hannah. Wesson Stakes. Bath—Pannytacee. Wiltshire Plate. Salisbury—Wild Australia eapagemeata—lrish Air, Bellyful. sad Stakes. Doneseter7liaaaah. sad May Rom Stakes, et NEWMARKET GALLOPS. Nooday.—* ON TUE ...