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... A CARD. MR. S. WORTH, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, and VALUER, 46, HIGH STREET, Sheffield. DANCING AND EXERCISES. Mr. J. FRITCHE has the honour to announce that his SECOND QUARTER'S INSTRUCTION wiU commence on Saturday, April 14th, at the Assembly Rooms, Norfolk ...
... Parents and the improvement of Pupils. 18, St. James's street. SINGING AND DANCING- MR. SAUNDERS St 3^^? ll^ announces the RE-OPENING of his Select EVENING ACADEMY for Dancing, for WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24th, at Eight o'Clock. ?? The MORNING ACADEMY.Tor Young ...
... DEALERS, and OTHERS.â?? S I OLEN, on or since the 11th of Juie last, FOUR CARVINGS of FIGURES in IVORY, viz. ;â?? Boys Dancing, 5J in. long by 2 in. wide ; Boys Playing with a Mule, 5J in. by 2| wide ; Silenus and Batvrs, 6 in. high by 3J wide ; Two ...
... and appropriately framed. * * I Apply to Mr. Marvin, Upholsterer, Union-street, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Dancing. ?? MR. W. PARKER, Professor of Dancing, 35, Bugle-street, Southampton, respectfully informs the No- biUty, Gentry, Schools, and Inhabitants generally ...
... : French Shoes. 2s. !Jd. : French Cloth BooU, goloshed with patent leathor, ?? Cork Sole Cloth Boots, 12. 'id. ; Elastic Clogs. 7s. 6d. rIIHOMAS STEEL, 203, Oxford-street (near 1 Orchard-street', has consigned to him monthly, from Paris, the be.t WELLINGTON ...
... 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 ...
... STEWARDS. MAJOR CAMPBELL. Ma. Lwteb, ] Mb. Ei übstthobmi, Mr- Dabibi. Hobkby, Mb. Taos: Ainswobth, Ma. Cabr, | Mb. W. H. Tobkbb. Dancing to commence at half-past Eight o'clock. Ladies' Tickets 7*. 6d.' (ieutlemeus' Tickets ?? 10s. 6d. Tickets to be had of the ...
... VATE TUI- A. TION, Quadrilles, Spani__b Dances, Waltses, Minuets. ant! every oihnr department of the above Polite Art,TAUGHT ii the most fashionable style, and with the utmost expedition. bj Mr. CUNNINGHAM, Dancing Master (late of the Opera House), at his ...
... 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 ...
... MLchan), re- spectfully announces that her RESIDENCE is BEMOVED to No. 71, Mabland P_acb, Southampton, where her Academy for Dancing, the Grecian, Pole, and other Exercises, i* held every Monday and Thursday, at Half-past Two o'clock, and where Private Pupils ...
... very superior character, a-d the other Effects (new ! within three years), of a kind and quality seldom put up to public competition. The Agreeables will be in a slate of consump'ion at Twelve. Business will commence exactly at One. / SOUTHAMPTON, \Z/t ...