... lower in Price, than C last season. Agent for MATKiNSON'S WEIGHING MACHINES. - - 2PMOVAL OF BUSINESS, THOMAS GALE, PATTEN, CLOG, AND LAST MAKER, re OST respectfully announces to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has REMOVED pr from his late ...

... of meeting the foreign competition by removing the Guties on seed, and by permitting the import of maize and otherarticles. I believe that the increasing skill of the feeder of cattle in this country, stimulated by competition, wil! give the agriculturists ...

... existed in 1844 had continued. But the house was sensible that with the continuance of that tax there was a formidable competition; and the bhouso disregarded the considera- tion of somte £600,000 or 4Y00,000 of revenue, they wished to establish the ...

... ET, On MONDAY, April 6th, 1846, when will be introduced the Polka, Cellarius Waltz, Quad- uilles, and all the Fashionable Dances of the Day. The Officers and Committee of Management beg leave most respectfully to return their thanks to the Members of ...

... variety of Tone of every Wind Instrument, also the power of a large Organ. It is equally suitable for Sacred Music or the Dance, and adapted for the Drawing or Concert- Room. Church or Chapel. .Manufactured for the Patentee, G Luff and Son, 83, Great ...

... done for ten years previously. Great Grimsby ba* wrought this miracle in and for us. Who will say that fair and wholesome competition is not good thing, whether between individuals, societies, or towns The proceedings at Grimsby yesterday, preparatory to ...

... daring V GlobeAscensionist and unrivalled Characteristic Dance r of Cremorne Gardens, London,will make his first appear- ance in his original Grotesque a la Butterfly, intro- ducing his Rustic Clog Dance, DS performed by him at B Cremorne and the principal ...

... Steam-ship Geyser, now lying in the Victoria Dock, the Classic Play, in five acts, with new Dresses, &c., entitled CIVILIZATION. Dance by Miss H. Howell. To conclude with the SHIP- WRECKED COCKNEY. i On MONDAY, the powerful Drama, from Dickens's H Household ...

... maidens escaped from school to meet in roystering glee under the shade of the mistletoe, in spacious apartments sacred to dance and song, where youthful feet move to the harmony of musical numbers. Men must play as well work, and they must play merrily ...

... boy had his skull nearly blosm off, and the whole of his skin was burnt, except where shielded by his bell, his garters, and clogs. Explosion of a Barril of Ourfowoir uitdkr a Bid.—Extraordinary Escafis.— The other evening accident took place at Craigneuk ...

... MOWERS & GAR- DEN ROLLERS, which have proved to be the BEST, and carried off EvERY ptuE that has been given in all cases of competition. GARDEN SEATS, CHAIRS, and TABLES, Ornamientl Cast Iron Fountains, Vases, and Pedestals. STABLE FITTINGS of an Improved ...

... Percival, Neil, Hilton, Guy. and Campbell, the Champion (Juintet ; Masters George and Willie Guy, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. William S. MulUlly, the great Violinist; with Messrs. Monkhouse, Copeland, Kcohl. Kelly, Camaly, and FRED ABBOTT, The ...