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... which was called ' Chundah's Son^,' from the circumstance of its being the tune which a celebrated Hydrabad Dancing j Girl of that name used to dance. ? Vide Blackiston's Twelve i V ears Military Adventure-. | London: Publi-hed (for the Author) hy Gonldinjj ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... much-admired Russian MAZURKA, GALLOPADE, I &c. as danced at Ihe Princesses of Weimar's, and lately intro- | duced at the Duke of Devonshire's. — Address t064, Jerruyn- I street, St. James's. I rriHE MAZURKA, as danced at the Court of j _L Russia, and introduced ...
... by ditto. 2-. 6d. New Quadrilles, &c. * Hart's Thirty-third Set, ?? Adelaide's Quadrilles. 4s. * Hart's Royal Mazurkas, as danced at the Palace, Brigh- ton. 3s. Hart's celebrated Quadrilles, arranged as Duets. Wart's Seventh Set, from Pietro I'Eremita ...
... 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 ...
... l- An extensive Library for the circulation of Music. Pianofortes. Harps, Guitars, cic. lent en hire. rp IT E MAZURKA, as danced with such great _L eclat nt ihe Duke „f Devonshire's Ball at Brighton.— The Misses J. and S. PRI NCE, of Almnck's, St. James's ...
... at tl.e Freemasons' Hall; Lnni CAWDOR in the Chair: — Messrs. Attwood,: Hi-hop, Bellamy. Cramer, Calkin, T. Cooke, Collyer, Dance, Elliott, Griffio, Goulden, Greatorex. Horsley, Hohhs, Kny- j *ett. Kin/, Leete, J. Lord, W. Lord, Nield, Neate, H. j Phillips ...
... to unite all the advan- j tages of the Indian and Turkish methods of Vapour Bathing und Shampooing, which sets it above competition.—Apart- ments, with every accommodation for Invalids, and the greatest attention is paid by Mr. and Mrs. S. to those who ...
... Medicine so effectually allays pulmonic irritation, and unloads the air vessels of tbe viscid phlegm, with which they are clogged, as this Balsam. While opiates and the usual reme- died have been administered in vain, this ha« afforded the greatest facility ...