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... most splendid articles of foshionable Jewellery, which, for chastity oT design and richness oT colour, may safoly defy competition. The leading feature in this elegant invention is, that time and wear have no effect upon its appearance, lt is manufactured ...
... and Wurtz, Soho-square ; and uf J. Nunn, Greai Queen-atreet, Lincoln's Inn-fields. FASHIONABLE DANCING QUA- DRILLES and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite for Genteel Society.— PRIVATE TUITION.— Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return hla grateful ...
... t, Upposite Hanover-street. fpHE HEALTH PRESERVER or PRO- ■ ?-JL MEN ADK CLOG, for Ladies and G tiemen. possesses flio mosl decided advantage* over every olher 'kind of clog, being snore durable, extremely lightand pleasant 4o wear, com- posed of cork ...
... which the Lectures on the Dances of all Nations has hitherto been received, and desirous of adding additional attraction thereto, arrangements have been made for popular music, conse- quently Lectures on Popular Music, andthe Dances of all Nation , illustrated ...
... 28, Edward-street, Portman-square.. Mr. C. V. W. has no connection with any Person of ibe same name. UADRILLE and WALTZ DANCING, at ALLEN-aod.&ON's,late of Sherrard-street, uow.j9, St. Martins-lane, are soon acquired in the newesj style of taste and ...
... by Boosey and Co.. 28, Holies-street, Oxford-street. DANCING. MR. HENRY KEN DON respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry that he TEACHES the celebrated POLISH MAZURKA, in the same style ;is danced at the Nobility's Balls in St. Petersburgh. 1 Letters ...
... of grace, beauty, j and sentiment. Nothing can exceed the glow of delight while j dancing to the sylph-like music of the Naiades Polka. These graceful, sportive dances have proved a welcome addition to the I ball rosm. — Vide Terpsichorean Gazette. London ...
... Troup's Stable Yard, St. James's Palace. ALady, competent to instruct in the English and French Languages, Writing. Music, and Dancing, is de- sirous of obtaining a Situation as GOVERNESS, either in a Private Family where her Pupils would be under the age of ...
... income derived as the direct right of property, and distinct from industry and labour. The savings which, by mere dint of competition, raise the value of the object without raising its income may be a satisfactory sign of prosperity, but it is no augmentation ...
... whole of it (82 pages) in W™**»ncaj r Sol * B each, with a precision of meaning 11 *hate, ~ ,ion whicn Bhall def y the competition I -S^tfully r * er ~ Th ose who wish lo form a Greek Class •a-iT B*v prt ...
... begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that at the request of several Families of distinction he has OPENED his ACADEMY for DANCING, at Almack's, King-street, Si. James's, which will continue every Monday and Thursday during the season, commencing at Eleven ...
... portraits taker. ?? originals ever ottered for competition. Vizetelli. ?? artist, has sketched and grouped his characters wit the most ludicrous pictorial-effort ; thefo i which the precise Mr. Minchin appears, his clog-*, while the impudent borrowed man in liven ...