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... Colonel Keppel, Major Major Teesdale, Mr. Fibber, Mr. liol/maun. After supper, whi was s rved between one and two o’clock, dancing was resumed, and the birthday hall was closed near five o’clock by a cotillon, which ad* admirable final* to one the most ...
... everything in their own bands. When on a com- mittee on this subject two or three years ago he carried a resolution that competition should not be recognised as a ground of opposition toa new scheme; but such was the* influence of railway companies on the ...
... The (.rand Band, under Mr.W. M. PACKER. «dl perform selections from the most favourite opens and a ne*^ a,„l brilliant ?? of dance musie The wines and refresh- ments are of the choioest quality, and ei »ry , ...
... order, GEORGE LIDWILL, Adjutant. CIVIL SERVICE of INDIA— A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION of CANDIDATES will be held by the Civil Service Commissioners on March 31, 1868, and following days. The Competition will be open to all natural born subjects of her Majesty ...
... the romantic Drama, in Three Acta, and a Prologue, outitld THK DUKE'S MOTTO. w..h entirely new eceneiy by Mr. T. Grieve, dances composed by M. Espinosa : Captain Henri Logard.re, Mr. Fejliter; Messrs. Jordan, Emery, Prict, Widdicomb, Fitzpatrick, Evans ...
... Tjinrsday, May 16. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218 Ilolborn. Tl ■ ntly deeorat. room and liest Rand in London. Open tor Concert and Dancing Every Evening. Musical Director, Mr. W. M. 1 at, Hal f- Blght ; close at Twelvi throughput, ...
... Hifrh j__ | smost spacious and brilliantly decorated Hall- ■ in fondon. Open for Concert and Dancing ■at, Half- past _i r.REMOHNE.— W i V. v lie, Mv tic. Dancing. f-fl. ring W hitsun week ?? ■ :. of Saturday /IRB -~sUP- \__z | .t in London. th the amuse ...
... BRIDGK SOKNE. Wondroua Stafe Effect.— THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LAN K. THE GREAT ClTY— Sixty-third Night. JOLLY BKHOARS' CLUB. Hong, Dance, and Final Tablaau.-TH EATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. fTIHE GREAT CI TV. —Sixty-third Night. ■ LONDON by NIGHT. Marvellous Sensation ...
... Promenade amongst the lovely Flowers shaded by Trees, Children's Dogs and Monkeys, the i. Parisian Circus, Clowns. Acrobats, Dancing nn the Platform, i mance of Mdlle. Pereiia on the Traiieze. Every night at Btrn»n ..clock (see Tomahawk). Tho wonderful perform- ...
... TICKETS, jjt ONE FARE, will be issued by »c GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANYS Steam foil 8. leaving London bridge Wharf for BO CLOG NE on Saturday, the 3d inst.. at 7, and Sunday, the 4th, at 8 a.m. : available to return hy tlie ships leaving Boulogne either ...
... against the Estate of JAM ES GEOftGE 1-INDON. late of No. 72. Golden-lane, in the parish of St. Luke, in the county of Middlesex, clog and patten maker, deceased (who died on the sth day of April, 1869, and whose will, witli a codicil thereto, ?? by Jonathan ...
... engaged a|«( tally for the Pantomime. GL’URKY THEATRE PANTOM IN E.—LiHputi*n Band, Man Monkey. Ix»ttie and Pedlie. Champton Clog Dancers Misa Pedlie. four year* age. the Violin; Wkltehouae. Skate Dancer; Ponies, Doc*. Monkeys. SURREY THEATRE PANTOMIME ...