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... the King, and, making him a profound reverence, invited him to dance. After having danced one turn with Ins Majesty, she danced with all the Princes. Tbe Prince Royal, in like manner, danced with the Princesses. After the ball, the Royal Family passed into ...
... his pert, feeling the first symptoms of the disease, he took to dancing night and day, saying that he wished to die gaily. He recovered. N. Buisson also cites the old stories of dancing being a remedy for the bite of a tarantula, and draws attention to ...
... her hand for the next auadrille. Ibe gentleman, the pauses of the dance, did the agreeable to tho ladv, she, on her part, lavishing blandishments on her militarylook ing admirer. The dance ended, the gentleman's arin was > n»Tv d for a promenade, and when ...
... retail shops one franc the pound for which reason it is much more generally in request than Colonial sugar, although the competition has necessarily brought down the price of the lutttr very considerably. The manufacturer of beet-root sugar, however, just ...
... Mewaras - Dancing to commence precisely at Nine o'clock, and Married Ladies will have no precedence after the Ball is began.— No Lady to call more than one Dance, and each Set to call alternately. — Ladies are expected, when they have gone down the Dance, to ...
... portion of his clothes, that were made of cotton, bad sustained little injury ; an the iron and nails that had been in his clogs wore found. The th w- re discovered all soiiarot-?. Strange to say, • deceased’s heart was found iUelf quitesound. All tlut ...
... Scrofulous medicine in the county of Suffolk, without receiving any benefit whatever, necessarily sets all attempts al competition at the greatest distance. , , , . CIV N B M. SMITH may be consulted at the bIX BELLS INN, Bury St. Edmund's, on WEDNES- ...
... doomed to certain failure as a necessary consequence; being totally unable tv pro- duce an article capable of sustaining a competition with it. The Distillery, No. 7, SMITIIFI KLD-liAliS, LONDON, is the ONLY ESTABLISHMENT of J. T. BETTS and Co. The Agents ...
... Double-sole ditto ?? 5 6to 7 (> Ditto ditto Cloth ?? li v to » 6 .Cblldrens Boots and Shoes from I*. per pair upwards. '•reach Clogs, & every Article in the Trade, equally cheap. Ladies' Boots arid Shoes made to order. Au allowance made where more than one ...
... FITZ ROY, decease.! ; com- prising overy articlo requisite for tbe establishment ofa Gentleman, v. hich he will otter f..r competition BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Wednesday, iho 25th October, and following days. Full paiticulars in future Papers. Early in October ...