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... 13th of June next, there will be A BALL BY the Scholars of Mr. Chriftopher Towle, Dancing Mafler • who will perform great variety of Englifb, trench, nnd Flemifh Dances, quite in a new Tafte. After they have gone through their Performances, there will ...
... 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 ...
... ruduced j price, and on Infpection will be found much fuperior to thofe ! : Shoes commonly expofed for falc. Boot, Shoe, and Clog-making in thebefpoke line, executed with punctuality, in the genteeleft talte, and on reafonable terms. D. G. hopes his friends ...
... FRENCH and SCOTS DANCING. MR. MARTIN teaches Ladies and Gentle- men MIN UK'l'S, in the molt elegant and fafhion- able I'tylc: alfo, French, Enrlijb.and Stotth HlghDanees, Country Dances, and Cotillons. ? Mr, Martin was pupil to the celebrated Mr. Stranoi ...
... 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 ...
... the pails; it produces the molt decant (Wire to Gentlemen's Huftir Boots and Diets Shoes, as well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the Ladies. It is fold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor. at No 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn ; and by molt Boot-makers in ...
... io' Moti. Gougizbus, fen. ealfei rue PE- RiLdUCCAt,.VERN, 5ir, I'lse DARLING BhI GAND. - Pt1tcedino' Rhe abn'L an entire new Dance, compofed by Monr. Blondin, iled Ih5,,VlLLAG, E'IYE. Principal'DancersMousf. Blon.-l ?? eA~ Mfi ?? t di~n. ?? and.Mrsi-Nci'reerot ...
... nov-y. in ufe, to qualify thira- f&r the 'FIRST ASSEX13ILIES. YOUNG LADJEiS ac-d GENTLE. 9 are alfs c-aught every FASHIONABLE-DANCE, anid evcer, ac-tention exerted to g~,re'the nicnit, elegant Addirafs.' N'B. TleMorc-c-lag Academny fior.LADI OL sOenl, an~d ...
... argue against, the operation of the Bill on the small manufacturers of Yorkshire, whose interest woeld be deteriorated by competition :with persons of large capitals, whese interests the Bill would assist. He stated, that among tile description Of persous ...
... price tor Children im.lcr twelve Jne Guinea entrance, and Sixteen (tineas a year. ?r wt «ot the fin-t repute attend for Dancing, Music/ Sic * rnncipal will be in town in a few dais, and will Shift lttenf *t'>ad-''*esses left lor P. at Mr. Read's 11 ...
... Her I Highness make her dtLx in dancing tlut night, and in consecjuencr several the younger I sons and daughters, of the Noblesse arc invited I to join hands on this occasion. young Earl Drfawar to lave the honour of dancing I Princess CiiarhHtc. , His hlajcstr ...
... Annum. Mufic, French, Italian, Drawing,- Dancing, _kc. taught by very eminent Mafier* on the Ufual Term*. Mufic, by Mr. Mather ; French and Italian, M. Dwyer, a Native rf Paris; Drawing, Mr. Robcrtfon : Dancing, Mr.Morcy. ?? - 6 A fmall Number rf Parlour ...