... eutbu- t sinsra which hba been displayedr nivhtly xthe Preston t Grand Opera Companv may rest assusred that nvY future productions which the society may decide to stage will receive the heearty support of our towns- people, who have this week rocognised ...

... force, will not raise the cotton trade to a point of prosperity ; but it 'may enable masters to cope more successfully with some of the difficulties which beset the trade; it may keep some of them from closing their mills entirely, for it is quite certain ...

... demonstrate that art was, thein k. its period of apprenticeship, whea laboured weakness, and hard and dry detail il supplied the want of artistic power and skilful execuition. This picture is valuable, however, as a specimen of the state of art in the sixteenth ...

... the packer. The average life of a shuttle is about sill tmonths. It may be noted that in the manipulation Of n, tboxwood the utmost care is necessary, and after the iinitiatory stage only trained and skilled workmen are te I allowed to deal with it, This ...

... id studies which have an immediate cosnnexion with the tradles,, 4; manufactures, arts, and employments of this district, or with-that 11 spirit of enterprize which may enable them to seek their fortunes tr elsewhere. al In doing this, he should have ...

... ebbing of Life,-A dangerous illness having left my stomach too weak to assimilate ordinary food of any kind sufficient to keep me alive, I owe my preservation to Do Barry's Revalenta Arablca, on which I subsisted for months, recovering a healthy digestion ...

... ebbing of Life.-A dangerous illness having left my stomach too weak to assimilate ordinary food of any kind sufficient to keep me alive, 1 owe my preservation to Du Barry's Revalenta Arabicn, on wbhi I subsisted for months, recovering a healthy digestion ...

... small jealousies and minor streams of his fati uncongenial blood may ran through their ranks, they thence -generallty manage to keep serene and sociable. Indeed, his fitl they not only keep tranquil and good-humoured, hut they senior, occasionally evince ...

... use in such departments. While on tiis sabject we may mention that the draohlosmen lisve spacioe, well lighted, and well ventilated roomo, filled with every convenience for their delicate aiid intrieate art. Passing over a iolty gangway and through some ...

... epigram on t ht portrait 5 or rather on the art by wvich they are produced, of a very eulogistic character. 51r. Efastliamo's very fine photograephs now occupy places of hinour in tire Vatican amongri the choicest art treasures of the world. A GIRL POISONED ...

... ebbing of Life.-A dangerous illness having left my pri stomach too weak~to ?? ordinary food of any Ii kind sufficient to keep me alive, I owe my preservation to Qu Du Barry's Revalenta Arablies, on which I subsisted for 2 months, recovenin g a healthy digestion ...

... ebbing of Life.-A, dangerous illness having left my stomach too weak to assimilate ordinary food of snp kind sufficient to keep me alive, I owe my preservation to Dn Barry's Revaleuta Arabiea, on which I subsisted for months, recovering a healthy digestion ...