... and the inclinations i1ary rto surm unt the ridge of the country are of such a hthat w e annot recommend this line ln competition r the One We P~propse. An inclination of 33 feet per mile nods aver about slx miles of the distance. ;ku r h l aybeforeyou ...

... UTENSILS, POWERba FARMING SOKCOS and other '7 ldicelaneus eComprising- .Pla 40 Double and Single Serdh. 2 Screw Presses, with Clogs Jczs biing &Carding Engines, sud Lida.oi well clothed with Cards, 20 Lewsis and Davit Cross for and on the most modern Cutting ...

... 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 ...

... 13th ?? instant The IowayIndiads will appear each Evening In their ?? Native Costu, es, and will give their War end other Dances, Songs, o tic. Doors open at Seven-To commeb ence at Half-Past. Io Admission-One Swhilling. Children, glalf Gxtrice. PRIVATE ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... psrizes at scn ithe pinnipninal a-rientitinal shunss ndurinig tine sentasn of 1860, and sint ?? ott Junne 12ftii 18'61, in competition with seyrerl of the Steal impnnrtant, nasincra ili Enginnud. orvtld. C 9280 r D1OYVA L AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IL EnjLATIi ...

... riginftl Troupe ANNIE ILLIER willaspear every 4 kenng t igt ad ono'coc. ?? DID DEAIRS DO. - PRINCE OF WALES. ?? 9iIi5vitmanble Clog tid Patton Dancer and real ?? A raes of Negro Life oand Chara eter-Mrs. SCOTT1. G 32785 MISS E.WY A TT, celebrated ContraltO ...

... 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 ...

... the Pub~lic at Is.. and OPERA GLASSES at Is,, l~e, lie.. 0,. esand 2is. Apply at the ?? les in the Exhibition, or to I. B. DANC'ER. -I. C'roes-etreet. hfanris~star No Af outs. B f6ld 1tI.SITEBS to LEEDS NEEDIN(G SPECTACLES V should call at HALL. and HUDPSON'S ...

... Sliver 'Pyne. Vsalabl, Gracying Deck and Extensive S'rrpbudditig Yards. Mr. JACRKSON is instruteds (to submit to Public Competition, at the Gosld~n Lion TfotFl, limgeitreet. Souiti Snirrlde. en Molferau, iA, Pfau ?? i ds of Aspect, 1580, at two fur tiree ...