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... fail, his master called him to his reward, to mingle his pure spirit with those around the throne, and to continue, without a clog or hindrance, that devotion of his heart and intellect to his God which was his study and delight here below.— Nonconformist ...
... 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 ...
... required. This clearly indicates they see their mine is in a state. 'lbis is surely their last eozettuge. Jim Crow has been often danced; but the prompter's bell in ringing; the curtain is about to fall ; their la-t season has now come to a conclusion; so Chartism ...
... Babette; SLeiton's Ozonia Antique Rigmarole; Horatii Eloise' Opera, splendid ; a superb testy of Magna Charts, In gold letter; Dance's Collection of Portraits; Neale's Antiquities of Westmlasser Abbey. lam paper, proof.; Ledges por. traitsdproofs, India paper; ...
... preparation for the Professions or Commerce, Drawing in all its brauebes, together with the accomplishments of Singing, Music, Dancing, Drilling, Fencing, &c. Parents anxious to correct the provincial ascent too frequently acquired in country Schools, or to ...
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... consuming anthracite; Zambeau's, for improvement in rotary steam-engines; Poole's, for improvements in clogs, consisting of an elastic apparatus for keeping the clog close to the shoe without impeding the natural spring of the foot walking; Manton's for improvements ...
... cofiume that has been, fo much &fired. There is alio engrav3rr plate of Stag'•Hotmds, accurate portraits from_ life?, or Iwo clogs briwging to, his Maletly. Ike pOrting world . will, be much d e hghi e ,l with tLat print. The 'Gentlemen 'who toe the conductinJ ...
... Itophinson, Weldon, f.-trlcr, and s.âiis, Hell, ilellingham, S'icholis, O>liorn, M'thlers, F.iwlctt, Frenclt, kc. &c. Dancing was kept to late hour. RLI NT AR Y UIVIS lONS. âlf cdncsdo //. âThat the petition of Mr. OâHrien, complaining the Irish ...
... relieving our artisan* in their competition with foreign manufacturers for the possession of neat ml markets, the rejH-al oi»r Com Law would simultaneously o|»en up markets in those very countries where most severe competition at present found. Austria, Germany ...
... meeting of the most eminent of the profession at M Coulon’s to determine the method teaching dances The Evening is Tuesday’s Fridays usual XB it is that the should danced at the Grand Ball at Hall it the circles in London Mr Cressiiull will also to requisite ...
... creature tromblned il as his huge Mlilesian grasp. Disdaining the recognized form I f- of thle dance, the Irish chieftain accommodated the music i ar to the dance of his own green land, ulid perforied a donble i or shuffle jig, carryisig Miss Little along ...