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... the had led to the war. This refusal necessarily were further efforts of Lord Palmerston ; which, it is said, whose ser- clogged by the Peelite section of the late important offices vices also were required, claiming the difficulty has been for themselves; ...
... Mr. J. S. Capabn Mr. Footit Mr. J. Harvey Mr. J. R. Toblin Mr. Jno. Clark Mr. Bboadbent Mr. s. Job, Hon. Sec Mr. S. Hole Dancing to commence at Nine o'clock. Tickets— Ladies, ss. ; Gentlemen, 7s. 6d. FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS, 38, Poultry, London, the most ...
... and bis daughter. the evening, though it wa* summertime, bad dance. I led out Mis* I did so, I seriously declare, without the slightest view of important consequences that ensued. After the dance, which (I remember it well) was to tba favourite and far-famed ...
... up. the Great Northern refused to sanction this arrangement, and thus the companies were left in the same state of open competition they were in before Mr. Gladstone made his award. The terms of this award the Midland the London and North-Western, and ...
... determined to call a general meeting and attempt to get the new shares put up and sold by auction to the highest bidder. In accor- dance with this, the object of the meeting, Mr. Small, surgeon, proposed, and Mr. Clarke, butcher, seconded, a resolution to the ...
... per cent., and have lessened the prices of steam-engines considerably. This will have the effect largely of neutralizing competition, and preventing the success of smaller establishments in which, through not having such perfect organization as exists in ...
... geographical science. An out-door entertainment was given on the llth inst. to the inmates of the Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum. Dancing, cricket, and various rustic games were indulged in. A new quarterly review, backed a powerful political party, is announced ...
... operation truth to root out superstition still linger and clog of men Philip's of Progress in Britain No II Growth of Ship piece of ship anatomy wns a few since of singing birds its loaves danced twinkled to their music Aud now though stripped scorning ...
... Sheep-square was worth at least 20002. Jfr. Williams said it was aU very well to say that it was worth 20002., but it was clogged with public pathways, and could not be used by the Corporation for any other purpose but that. (Laughter.)â?? The Town Clerk ...
... Last night that well known and extensive hotel, the Durham Ox, with theadjacent premises, was to bo offered for public competition Mr. Hitcbios. The high value the property would doubtless attract large number of capitalists. Tuesday next Messrs. Hall ...
... was built by Mr. Searle in the year 1807, at oust of 20001. For some tune there waa active competition. Eventually it was knocked down for 1051. The competition for the civic relic was between some gentlemen connected with the boat clubs of the University ...
... although the competition was not great. Mr.Laxton and Mr.J.lslip took off the larger share of prises. J. M. Wingfleld, Esq.'a name also figured conspicuously in the prize bat. Tbe Marquis of Exeter, as usual, exhibited for competition magnificent basket ...