... and helpless. friends, were abundantly isup- a plietd, sothtthey lacked for nothing. In these societies there a weas no competition, nor machinery working against, and in Ii ?? to, the workmen, (the bane of the labouring classes inatepreent very imperfect ...

... reason for assuming that whoil the corporation is released from the dead- weight which since the municipal reform act has clogged its efforts, and obstinately obstructed its career of public im- provement, no time will be lost in thle endeavour to pro- ...

... arguieent, because every man who emigrates from a densely populated country, by the amount of his labour and food mitigates the competition for food and labour, in the respective markets of the country,_ The number of these emigrant departures from the pqrt of ...

... magic effect of the dance appeared to be at its height, red-hot iron shovels l were brought in, and were struck by the infatuated g dancers repeatedly with their hands, and some even licked e them with their tongues, the music and the dance raging ton with ...

... junction of Miller-street and Long Mill- gate. Lar ATHrENiUm SOIREE TlcxET.-This ticket, which has been submitted to the competition of many first-rate artists both in Manchester and London, promises to sur- pass all its predecessors in elegance and ap ...

... creature tromblned il as his huge Mlilesian grasp. Disdaining the recognized form I f- of thle dance, the Irish chieftain accommodated the music i ar to the dance of his own green land, ulid perforied a donble i or shuffle jig, carryisig Miss Little along ...

... harve WittncsSe his pesformance dlurinig eight yeats. On 'Tuesday last tles rdil was taken off' the Plymou~tht r1oad, bitt thle clog was? wctiugwfor thee bag at the uistuldtine, bitt iso matil arrivedl, anil ?? has beeni appareutly in gicat dis- tress ever ...

... monumentcas citgr. ehieb appears in your paplernof Wednesday last, it is diatel ixnd thit certain srlisu named a- oitentred competition. for or Ito expression lane odd one, and Conveys an offensive impute. Bo, lrm, shit masy be injuerious to the gentlemen ...

... giving speeches and recitations. PRize RiNoING.-On Tuesday, the bell-ringing frater- nity were much on speculation about the competition to , be entered into durhig the day, with the different ringers who had come into the town to compete for the prizes offered ...

... In the intervals between tba dance several excellent songs were Sung by the workpeople. W. Blinkhorn, Esq. the managerof the above I works, and several friends were present, and took part in the evening's proceedings. Dancing was kept up with great Spirit ...

... concluston of a ball held in the ol .1spirituous village of Eifh; in this vicinity, one of the compars ,, ot nwico haed well danced and wall drusnk, issueti forth at sic a. o'clock, to sadise Isis pony for Itis journey homnewardC. In the mist andi glaumers ...

... owner f thisf o fistrte 01 Of treasure, athough he was advi ed to place it - ?? take up sethot ?? metropohi~an. pit~ici for competition, he wa axoscepnoler 05 the that the gentenzen of ~his district should ?? eo aoer. 30 t iaitY o ' Catering the is t n p tt ...