... theie will r DANCING of HIGHLAND REELS by the Competi- m. -ho are all to appear in the HIGHLAND DRESS. ?? ?? is of ?? price 2 s. to be had as uliial at the pGcShops, and at the Lobby of the Aiiembly Rooms, Ihc plans of the competition, mufic, Sic. will ...

... Shillings. COMPETITION or i'IPERs! I:.* -nail Taurmi-Rojjt, On Toesdav nest, the sift ir.fi. in the Forenoon, imme- diately alter the Rack, there is to he AN EXHIBITION OF THE ANTICNT MARTIAL MUSIC OF SCOTLAND, S.ing the Annual Competition for Prizes ...

... freely mingled _in _their social _parties , _called _merry _* _outi in _Cumberland ; and by her graceful figure , _g _elegant _dancing , and _kind-hearted gaiety , _gave a t _xest to tbo entertainments , _-. whicb , wtt 2 ioat'her J _preseuce , _would _hive ...

... not be any greater calamity to the navy than to have an overgrown list of officers whom they could not employ, and who only clogged the list, and impeded the public service. (Hear, hear.) Mr Macgregor said that there were altogether 3504 officers on what ...

... througli the village, and along the road the firmt of residence, where they were entertained with succession of Highland and dances,— The Tuesday. Fkrk Circßcn pRKsnvTKKT —The monthly meeting of this Presbytery was held yesterday the Merchant Hall. The greater ...

... sallied forth to _play a game upon tbe loch at Haining , but camehome again sooner than was expected . _Finding _thestonea clogged with ice , and otherwiseaffected by the _frost _, _the happy _idea was unhappily hit _upon by _some of _the more _eager and ...

... litaliah; ible; 'Geography; H.ist4ory-; Arilimetic; Instrumental Music; Drawing and Flower. Painting; Singing; Caligraphy; Dancing and Calisthenics. I5ac fastizer Melodling, Eorold ridery, PiaeS;azd Fancjly Ifccll~'uerlo, The-Clactes are conducted by eminent ...

... pupil, the imagination bas to pieta,. to itself. With the politeness of the drawingroom, music (instrumental and vocal), dancing, drawing, painting, will suggest themselves ; also photography, e t e. The pupil will doubtless have the advantages of being ...

... audi- oence. Among other attractive and novel fea- t tures, we notice Irish songs and dances. Mrn Lown's JUVENILE ASsEMBLY-On Saturday s Mr Lowe had his annual Dancing Assembly. lf It was held in the Music Hall, and was rich in all the elements that make ...

... CAses. After which, MR AND MRS WHITE. Mr White, , ..Mr G omEis5AL. To conclude with THE DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER. Tom (with Clog Dance), - -- Mr W. GO MERSAL; Doors open at Seven o'clock, the Performances com- mencing at half-past Seven, with the exception ...

... Polyhymnia, the Muse of the Sacred Hymn; Erato, the Lyric Muse; Euterpe, the AMise of Music; Terpeiclsore, the Muse of Choral Dance; anid Urania, the Muse of Astronomy. The representations concluded with several statues not inclsde(d in the programme, including ...

... examination, aiming, as it does, to do for the standard works of English liters-, ture what has only hitherto been done for the clog- cal anthem Mr Donaldson'seammer is unpuitenticem bat the work is evidently dawn:mettle on that account. His questions were ...