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... the Long Room of the Itidley Arms Inn, oln 'hursd:ly the 24th Itistaitt, when th p\itr Su',sction Assemblies will be fixed. Dancing to comtalence at 8 o'Clock. ?? h ln 'Tickets to be had at the Bar of the In., ?? T'ickets, 5s., Ladies' to., 4%. Tea included ...
... government, and was Iscakulably increased by the grasping cupidity of the Shah, there grew up in his reign spotter and most serious clog to the prcgreas na tiooal prosperity.—ooe which. unfortunately. increased with every year of his life; and that was his mode ...
... ?? some orders lately fromthe north of Irela ( i( |j (? ieij(j difficulty I experienced in executing them f ?? is^A _fl dance of the article here. The quantity ' | warehouses in this country is considerably and the stocks abroad whether beldon o ] 0 ...
... with stealing a variety of articles from the shop of Mr. Tracey, of Wire-street, consisting of combs, brashes, stockings, clogs, gloves, shell-baskets, &c.—After suitable admonition, the learned Recorder sentenced her to fourteen days* solitude in the ...
... In(lia Rubber Goloshes, 7s. id. ; Cloth Boots, 5s. Wd. to 8s.; Satin, Silk, and Kid Slippers; also, Adelaide, French, and other Clogs. Gentlemen are informed at this Mart, and here alone in Brighton, they may be supplied with the BEST WELLINGTON BOOTS AT 14s ...
... Webster's Wallet of | Vmim and Waggeries— Th* Firtt Fratricide— Featt of the Gladia. I j tpre— The Ravel Wonder*— Simpkin Clog Dance — Magian and Caba- ltstic Experiments, M. Buck — The Englith Paganini and his extra. ..r.iinary Sons— Th* Indian Juggler ...
... splendid THIS EVENING (Friday!, March S, Webster’s Wallet of W'hkn. and the First Fratricide; Feats of Gladiators, mid Simpkiu Clog dance, the Ravel wonders; Wljl»rt HgWg; avian and Cabalistic Thaumaturgics by MB nek; Plunraon • Poses Two Perpendicular Ropes ...
... Terracina is rendered, by the popularity of the opera on which it is founded, the more interesting and delightful. Dovernay dances exquisitely. The bed-room scene is rendered by her quite as wa;•m—to say nothing farther—as the frequenters even of stalls ...
... performance of the Arabs, when the Stage will represent the Great DESERT OF SHAARA, With Tableaux Vivans of the Evolutions, Dances, and Ex. ercises, peculiar to the Bedevi, or Sons of the Desert. The favourite Glee of the Chougb and Crow, by the en- ...
... first rate character. We observe by the prospectuses that the members have resolved to throw open the Society to general competition,for which they cannot he too highly praised. The Society has had struck a very beautiful medal, which will be distributed ...
... Highness opened the hall with a quadrille. Lord Fitzallan had the honour of dancing with the Princess in the first set. and Prince Nicholas Esterhazy in the second. Her Royal Highness danced with much grace and animation, and appeared in excellent spirits. Wb’lst ...
... Cotton, and Trousers unlined Blue14 K4:rs4y Jackets, W4als,,wuats, and T.roustre3 Rc](eev Orawts5444 Yarn S:ockings ,ilnes, atd Clogs Boy's Capi. WOMCEN ANtD GIRLS, Blue Flannel Poiticoats. BWle II 44n A prOiIS. Unhtearlied Mlt O. Cotta~n Vl-nidekvrchief's ...