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... LADIES' SCHOOLS.— The Principal of JL an established Ladies' School, of liberal terms, intend- ! ing to re-appoint to the DANCING DEPARTMENT, may I obtain the Daughter of a Master much occupied in the higher i circles, by engaging with him. He purposes ...
... Icebergs, Mist and Snow. Nelson's „, s.oiu I ruz. Bay of Santa Cruz, Mole, Attack ?? Ileliveen Deck Sweethearts and Wives. Dance Cabin of the Admiral. Pre|>arations f or , .. , ?? the Nile! Terminating wiih the Fxplo- ?? [or,fl '• 'he Sea ! ! The Admiral's ...
... Soho-square. TWO NEW MUSICAL ALBUMS for 1848, illustrated by Brandard and others. — No. 1, price 125., An i Album of New Dance Music, b» Strauss, Labitzky, Redler, Goria, Schulhoff, Camille Schubert, i-'antos, and Marcailhou. No. 2, Album of Vocal and ...
... doubts not much competition will be excited amongst sportsmen. He also expects that, from the various and costly no- velties which decorate the lately repaired anel reconstructed church i of this little village, at least an equal competition will be produced ...
... The whole exhibition designed by- Mr. W. Bradwell. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, and EXERCISES. Miss LEONORA GEARY begs to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and her friends generally, that her CLASSES for Dancing, Deportment, and the Indian Sceptre or Mugdar) Exercises ...
... wood, is added to them lately, which increases the durability. Likewise the Sc-cques Articules, or Jointed Clogs,- for Indies er gentlemen, with Clogs and Pattens ofevery description, made and sold by. J. BURROWS, Paten- free, t^t his manufactory, No. 23 ...
... 12>. Contents ; — Hip. Hip, Hurrah! The Meeting of Ships. Hush! Hush! The part ing' before the battle. s»t. what shall we dance ? The ' Watchman. I be Kvenmg G«n. CVEKINGS IN GREECE— The Poetry by Thomas Moore, Esq., th« Musk by Henry R. Bishop and Mr ...
... > l,h -* 11 inconveniences other Clogs are subject .^•oe so const rue ted that by the touch of a finger (hey Wtaiud shorten to any size required, to fit over different sail »hu**s. I he-.* useful and approved Clog* are brou.-ht ?? ,n r [ H '™ I ?? ...
... which l.as ben. received for private sale, and is offered at singu- jarly Ipw prices^—M-.rch1.1821. I JJATENT FARABOUE CLOGS.— These Clogs | «- have a joinffn ihe middle, bjf. rhe effect of Springs, yield to the motion of Ihefeet. whicli not only makes them ...
... (po-t-paid) to Rev. J. P. ,40, Gloucester-place, Porl- man-square. DANCING.— The Misses PRINCE (PupilsTif M. D'Egville) beg to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry their MORNING ACADEMY of DANCING for YOUNG LADIES will RECOMMENCE on MONDAY, (he 221 Instant, nt ...
... white, 3s. 6d. : French Boots, 4s. 6d. ; French Shoes. ?? 9d • Side-spring Boot-, no fastening required, 9s. 6d.; Side- spring Clogs. .Is. 6d. : rich Satin Boots in all colours at rednced prices; Embroidered slippers, Ss. 6d. : Bronze shoes, 3s. 6tl. Order- ...