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... tunes, Marches, Waltzes, and Country Dances. Ladies and Gentlemen can have them on trial. , Also German Canaries singing the Nightingale notes.— Take notice it is the Fiat Floor at Mr. Stockhan-% Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. CRICKET BATS and BALLS ...
... Fleece piibhc-honse, the 13uUhc. foil- mitigated penalty of tw^nnM^for^ba^m„^ make a proper entry of his beer. i Thfi competition in British ami Foreign silk goods ha* quite difl'ereut turn from that wlm li was expected. The Freticligooils are longer ...
... foreign goods, and the English farmer, there can no doubt, will enjoy the same protection ; and in one case the dreaded competition has not been attended with material alteration either to the manufacturers or the purchasers, neither we expect much injury ...
... 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 ...
... the expense of a single postaee,-- *o. j L I • '•* P-^PWing for publication. pASII 10 Wa BLK DANCING. QugdriH^_ A- and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite or genteel Society.—Private Tuition.— Mr. HOPE LNS Vo-s h*a\e to return his grateful ...
... Waltzes, Marches, and Country Dances. Also a great variety of Saxony Canaries, singing the Nightingale and Titlark's notes. Take notice, are to be sold as above, on the First Floor, at Mr. Hookhain's, Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. BATHS.— SH AMPOOING ...
... Country Dances, at command. ■ Also Piping Canaries, and a tame Piping Starling, Saxony Canaries, with the Nightingale note. Are to be sold at No. 25, St. Martins-lane, Charing-cross.— Observe, it is the First Floor, at Mr. Stockham's French Clog Manufactory ...
... 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 ...
... (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 ...
... 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 ...
... and Apifrt.hents fannd. Apply to Cbarle* Wright, Opere Colonnade, Haymarket. • XfUSHIONABLE DANCING. Quadn'Uw A and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite for' rienteel Socifety.— Pnvate Tuition.— Mr. HOPKINS bmr» l^ave to return his grateful ...
... , Soho- square—ra Private House. ?? i . HR HEALTH PRESERVER, or Promenade I Clog for Ladies and Gentlemen, possesses the most decided advantage over every other kind of Clog, being more durable, extremely light and plea-ant to wea., composed of cork and ...