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... Lambert offered some valuable property tor sale. Tbe lots were Gi-pcwed of as ioHows, there being a good atten- dance ana very fair competition : — Lot 1: Threes houses, Nos. 24, 28, and 28, Hops-street, for J8145 per house. Lot 2: Two dwelling-houses and ...
... on the pier are gradually lading, and in tbe mental vignette ap- pears the form of her who is bo-und to be at. most ©f the dances, and wiih whose programme- last eeascn you toyed much longer than was really necessary. The curtain is being rung down on ...
... these are varied with a hurdle race, bicycle races, and, what will probably be most popular of all, a number of football competitions. The prizes are numerous and unusually desirable, and the fact that Mrs. Feilden is to distribute them wiU lend an additional ...
... Association Cap competition of 1886 7 closed on tbe Ist inst., and there are now only 34 clubs in tbe competi- tion, compared with 53 last season, and 103 in the previous one. The committee are very desirous of having the competition reduced to reasonable ...
... fully presented, is now-a-days scarce, v discernible. Instead of that, music-ball artistes are-engaged to sing comic songs and dance breakdown.., etc., and great sums of money are spent upon the production of • ballets and processions. •*>* Te are frequently ...
... to draw the attention of the Government to the persecution of Wesley ans now going on in Tonga. The six days' pedestrian competition at the West- minster Aquarium has new come to a conclusion Littlewood (Sheffield) taking the first prize of £100, Cor- bett ...
... STEWARDS. MAJOR CAMPBELL. Ma. Lwteb, ] Mb. Ei übstthobmi, Mr- Dabibi. Hobkby, Mb. Taos: Ainswobth, Ma. Cabr, | Mb. W. H. Tobkbb. Dancing to commence at half-past Eight o'clock. Ladies' Tickets 7*. 6d.' (ieutlemeus' Tickets ?? 10s. 6d. Tickets to be had of the ...
... the m.both&mbny‘:.d nanci , was steadily pr ng. KM 8 were mllyvenod with songs, &c., after which the room was cleared, and dancing indulged in most heartily until a late hour, when the company dispersed, thoroughly satisfied with their evening's entertainment ...
... in Pesch yee • shall address to the Federal Council. I shall fin ne If with this Conetitution. This we have promulgated to clogs a h • • c • e.• tripes (movement without case.) At arrival Ay, come on here, Will, un let', hey id reetl Flouted the Oriental ...
... 123 4§d for groceries, and & veriiot was given in favour of the widow.——John Houghton, clog iron manufsctarer, obtained a verdict for £3 10s, the amount claimed for clog irovs supplied to Thomas | Smith, biscksmith.—Mr. Withers was for the plaintiff. | ——Edward ...
... held a meeting on Thursday night, under the presidency of the Rev. Gordon Coe. A debate took place on the subject, Ig competition the chief cause of poverty? The affirmative was led by Mr. J. C. Sharpies, whilst the negative was conducted by Mr. A. ...
... rs join in his in- inquiry—what chance has an honest man, who pays 20s. in the pound for his mills and machinery, in a competition with one who, by means the most dis- reputable, has obtained bis for ss. or 6s. Bd. ? A healthier system of business is ...