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... BILLIARD TABLE and BAGATELLE BOARD.—Apply the Printers'. pLOG BLOCKS.— THOMAS SWIRH, of Glossop. has a large quantity oi Dry CLOG BLOCKS ON SALE. ORGAN. —TO BE SOLD, a Fine-toned ORGAN, four stops through; stop diapason Bft., open do. Bft., principal 4ft ...
... Extraordinary precautions were adopted by the Town Hall Committee to disarm suspicion of favouritism in the selection. The competition terminated a little after six oâclock in the evening, and shortly after eight oâclock the decision of the judges, properly ...
... |ciJri«i nurserymen rural economy. up with portions of bricks and mortar, and also the esteem ot the Christian church meeting dance. furnished with weekly returns of what each of the 22,302 persons, at cost of £1,757 os. Id. As make us P ro of our countrymen ...
... at the house of Air. j wright, Shoulder Mutton, Huddersfield* rg ...
... STALYBEIDGE. Saturday and Monday, June 18th and 20th. Stalybridge Old Brass and Quadrille Band. SIX HOURS VARIED AMUSEMENTS. Dancing on the Green. Balloon Ascent and grand display of Fireworks at dusk, by Mr. James Pain, of London. Admission to the whole ...
... to be able to invite them all to assemble opening.—(Cheers.) Tha proceedings then terminated, and the room was cleared for dancing. OPENING OF A METHODIST FREE CHURCH SCHOOL GORTON. With the great increase of population in the townships of Gorton and Openshaw ...
... about 70 at Mrs. Beaumonts, King street.—After excellent dinners, the companies passed the evening in the usual enji yments, dancing, reciting, &c.—The club is established, as its name implies, to provide funds in case of accident to any of its members. A ...
... of the people. The Constitutional party had expressly declared that they were satisfied ■with the Reform Bill, and wanted to clog the wheel of progress. Parliamentary refoim was always a means to an end, and they might get a good franchise an ...
... LEATHER, including BUT 'S, BENDS, KIP BUTTS, SCOT AND SHOE BUTTS, CLOG BACKS. CALF SKINS CORDOVAN, ENAMELLED SEAL SKINS. BOOT UPPERS, GRINDERY, &«,, At prices which will defy competition. L. W. respectfully solicits an INSPECTION his GOODS. WILLIAM YOXALL ...
... again, and given the horse some w iter, jumped the shaft get in front when the mare com nenced dancing—Mr. Traffor.l: You don't mean to say the mare danced? Broom: Yes, she did, and then ran away.—Mr, r, ’-a ...
... which, with the Marple and Oompstall bands, played at intervals some beautiful selections, principally of dance music, very praiseworthily and dancing was kept with vigour in true rustic style that would have invigorated the soul of any depressed mortal ...
... have been guaranteed, an “, managers are issuing a schedule of prizes which shall be such as to render them worthy the competition of the best talent —and what that category includes our readers too well know to render it superfluous for us to say more ...