... 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 ...

... lower in Price, than C last season. Agent for MATKiNSON'S WEIGHING MACHINES. - - 2PMOVAL OF BUSINESS, THOMAS GALE, PATTEN, CLOG, AND LAST MAKER, re OST respectfully announces to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has REMOVED pr from his late ...

... In(lia Rubber Goloshes, 7s. id. ; Cloth Boots, 5s. Wd. to 8s.; Satin, Silk, and Kid Slippers; also, Adelaide, French, and other Clogs. Gentlemen are informed at this Mart, and here alone in Brighton, they may be supplied with the BEST WELLINGTON BOOTS AT 14s ...

... distiller at Ciolognie. This Eon de Colozr.i'be _ imitation of Farina's, but the genuine iltiele isa nd a such, defies all competition. ,) q WHI'IE HANDS.-HEND ft.S OLD BROWN ci 'WINDSOR ?? ALMOND SOAPS maintain their rcau- C taimtiits sulierior to all others ...

... and other Valuable Stock, o0R SALE BY AU UCIZON. BRADLEY, BARNARD, & CO. ,retrurted lb the Assignees to submit to Public Competition, retbt revers uat the SPAtNSH WOOL WAREHOUSE, Bell Lane, (lealdin from BToad-street to Small.street,) Bristol, on MOINDAY ...

... Arabian and Hanoverian Horses, richly caparisoned. They will, in the courseof their Evolutions, introduce a complete Country Dance, and, at the same time, the interesting Scene taken from the Melo-drama of TIMOUR THE TARTAR. The Greatest Curiosity in Europe ...

... ET, On MONDAY, April 6th, 1846, when will be introduced the Polka, Cellarius Waltz, Quad- uilles, and all the Fashionable Dances of the Day. The Officers and Committee of Management beg leave most respectfully to return their thanks to the Members of ...

... St. .311artina, SUFFOLK. Messrs. COLCHESTELR & SON Have received instructions from the Proprietor, TO OFXFER TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, At the Great White Horse Tavern, Ipswich, On Tuesdiay, Aug. 10th, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, A VERY CAPITAL, AND ...

... 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 ...

... nov-y. in ufe, to qualify thira- f&r the 'FIRST ASSEX13ILIES. YOUNG LADJEiS ac-d GENTLE. 9 are alfs c-aught every FASHIONABLE-DANCE, anid evcer, ac-tention exerted to g~,re'the nicnit, elegant Addirafs.' N'B. TleMorc-c-lag Academny fior.LADI OL sOenl, an~d ...

... io' Moti. Gougizbus, fen. ealfei rue PE- RiLdUCCAt,.VERN, 5ir, I'lse DARLING BhI GAND. - Pt1tcedino' Rhe abn'L an entire new Dance, compofed by Monr. Blondin, iled Ih5,,VlLLAG, E'IYE. Principal'DancersMousf. Blon.-l ?? eA~ Mfi ?? t di~n. ?? and.Mrsi-Nci'reerot ...