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... Black and White Kid and Satin, Patent and Spanish Leather DRESS and DANCING SHOES ; French Promenade and Indian Rubber CLOGS and GALASHES; Gentlemen's French BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, CLOGS, GALASHES, &c. &c. is now most complete, and respectfully solicits ...
... 1839. DANCING ASSEMBLY, ed CovsA AND nOBnso, WALlB5DD, MR. ANDERSON l:D ESPECTFULLY intimates that at the aesL . Request of a Number of his Friends, there will be an ASSEMBLY in the Large Room, Coach and Horses, on the 23rd Instant. e- D.ancing to commence ...
... b Mll. G RACE, of Saltwick, Stewards. AIR. GIEORGE BRUIdiELL. ) Tickets, 5s. each, to be had of Mr HEsIM EsT11n, Morpeth. Dancing to commence at 9 o'Clock. BRANDLING JUNCTION RAILWAY. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Special A General Meeting of the Brardling ...
... The Clarity ball in Gateshead, on Thursday week, was nurre'ously attended by the gentry uf the town end neigh- bourhood. Dancing was kept up with great spirit to a late hour titider the superintendence of the stewards, General Aus. tin and 3Ir Bulmer ...
... Surgeon in the Room of the late Mr John Baird. As it is essential to the Prosperity of the Charity, each Governor. in Case of Competition, is requested not to engage his Vote in Favour of any particular Candi- (ate till he bas 'made Enquiries into, and considered ...
... A N I). B A, L L Wil t-ke Wiace ON THRURSDA Y E VENI- G, mtm 25R INSTANTI A1T THE A iSk;MBLY ROOMS, 9 EWCASTLEUPON-TYNE. Dancing for the PlupilI to crnammelle' at 6 o'C:ook; for the Cromnaerv at 10 o'Ctluk. Gentlenmesr's Tickets. (inclutrling IRe~kssents ...
... TERVsANs. reviousit'o the Play Overture, Barber of Sevile, tossisr. After the Play, a Pas Suil by Mrs If. Povev; and a Comsic Dance by Mr It. PowEa. To be followed by a petite Comedy, in one Act, called PERSONATION. Lord Henry, and La Roche, ?? Mr TErNAN ...
... supply of Sinithfield market, and a protecting duty 20s. quarter on wheat, leave the farmer little to fear from foreign competition. We not stand alone this opinion. At the Steyning dinner, the Duke of Norfolk said, •• When they remembered tit* late very ...
... the Long Room of the Itidley Arms Inn, oln 'hursd:ly the 24th Itistaitt, when th p\itr Su',sction Assemblies will be fixed. Dancing to comtalence at 8 o'Clock. ?? h ln 'Tickets to be had at the Bar of the In., ?? T'ickets, 5s., Ladies' to., 4%. Tea included ...
... formerly pursued by the bill introduced by the present Premier, and also by that passed ten years afterwards (in 1835), in accor- dance with the suggestions of a comm ittee over which the Duke of Richmond had presided; but there were still many abuses existing ...
... Cotton, and Trousers unlined Blue14 K4:rs4y Jackets, W4als,,wuats, and T.roustre3 Rc](eev Orawts5444 Yarn S:ockings ,ilnes, atd Clogs Boy's Capi. WOMCEN ANtD GIRLS, Blue Flannel Poiticoats. BWle II 44n A prOiIS. Unhtearlied Mlt O. Cotta~n Vl-nidekvrchief's ...