... 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 ...

... ilty joining in the chorus of the song. At some shops the concert was varied by the pantomimic mo, ements of the Oriental dance, and the wondeis of the magic-lanthorn were in one place exhibited to a gaping crowd. Trains of youths, inincipally Christian ...

... 111 r. H., for so mistiming his dry topic, go back to his days of wet quakerism, and sing . _ _ Merrily danced the Quakers wife, And merrily danced the Quaker. which he did with irresistible drollery. 111 r. J- C- read an essay on contracts, and also ...

... upwards of 121bs. It was shorn two days only after being washed perfectly clean ; as regards merit, it can be shown in competition with any other fleece in the count y.—Leeds InteMyelleer. It is intended by the Admiralty to pay off six of the old 10-gun ...

... part of the company who occupied the Temple retired at eleven o'clock. The remainder afterwards joined in the sprightly dance,' Which was kept up with great spirit unill a late hour. The number of children in the schools is, we learn, nearly 950. SALE ...

... 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 ...

... question, while swimming at -some distance from , the shore, was suddenly attacked by a large - medusa or galley-fish, which so clogged his movements, that he was in imminent danger of being drowned, and it was with difficulty he disencumbered himself so far ...

... was sold in the Bolton and Bury line, by auction, at the Clarendon-rooms, on Wednesday, Mr. Winstanley officiating. The competition was &et very lively, and the prices realized were a shade below those quoted in the.listsof the day. The London informer ...

... (FRIDAY.) the 4tb instant PART FiasT.-TheVoltlre-M.Adolthe Franconi n exhibit the oelebrated Hoyse ' Sultan'-The Chairs-Scarf Dance-The Mantle Poses-The Indian Ball-The Two Punchinollos-The irand Voltige-The Romnan Gamos, en Six Heroes. An Interval Of T0D ...

... Ater Gull.-Scarf Dance, by Madlle THREE DITTO, with Watereaide„3- 6 01_ Lengthening-rods, Establishment. on MONDAY next, the 14th of February instant, whole of his new purchased WINTER STOCK of FRENGH 17 Stanley.-The Cask Dance, by Me-Leroy.-The Leaping ...

... Iiitise st amussemencst. Ammuongut iuauy other-s siill he foussd this falls,;1 itg, smsinely-, thile cehebratesl MAGIcAL DANCING FIGLURES~ ENThUSIASTIC VIOLONCELLO 'LA.YEFS; CHTANGEAIBLE CARDS; MAGICAL DISSOLVING BALLS; EN~CIANTED CIGAR CASES, 0R1 LIN-1ION ...

... Barlow, boota and shoes; John Robinson, brushes ; R. N. Hodgson, candles and soap; Robert Neilson, coals; George Glover, clogs; W. Cooper, coffins; Thomas Byre and Co., drugs and drysaltery; Bryan Henshaw, flour, wheat, and oatmeal, for six months; W ...