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... 3s. 6d. ; French Boots, 4s. Gd. ; French Shoes, 2s. 9d.-. Side-spring Boots, no fastening required, 9s. Cd.; Side- spring Clogs. 6s. 6d. : rich Satin Boots in all colours at reduced prices; Embroidered Slippers, os. fid.; Bronze Shoes, 3s. fid. Orders ...
... much-admired Russian MAZURKA, GALLOPADE, I &c. as danced at Ihe Princesses of Weimar's, and lately intro- | duced at the Duke of Devonshire's. — Address t064, Jerruyn- I street, St. James's. I rriHE MAZURKA, as danced at the Court of j _L Russia, and introduced ...
... introducing an unrivalled corns ! 110I 10 i'j- 1!, : l, X t,tl r 1 T = E CIV ?? WAB OF POETRY. The ?? I by Mr. Thirlwall; the dances by Mr. Oscar Byrne; the scenery by Messrs. Brunning and Lancaster; the decorations by Mr' E i Br ?? n : , il '. machinery ...
... assertion that no tirn. can offer .-qua! quality, size, and weight, on more advantage ous terms, deems it just to fair . competition, and a necessary precaution to tho public, io duect a;- , tent ion t«. vague statements', emanating from disguised coal ...
... and Apifrt.hents fannd. Apply to Cbarle* Wright, Opere Colonnade, Haymarket. • XfUSHIONABLE DANCING. Quadn'Uw A and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite for' rienteel Socifety.— Pnvate Tuition.— Mr. HOPKINS bmr» l^ave to return his grateful ...
... believed that if he could, in the present stateof competition, work them for a less time, he wou'.d, bur, as it was, he availed liimself of the law and worked them for twelve hours. This was the effect of competition, but which he (Sir J. Graham) was prepared ...
... extensive Stock ( wbich has been made expressly far the present season) to so low a rate of prices, as to challenge ali competition, even with Silks of foreign manufacture. The I Stock consists of lutestrings, levantines, plain aud figured sar- cenets ...
... Edgingten, 5, To»ley-street, Southwark. rpilE HEALTH PRESERVER or PRO- JL MENADE CLOG, for Ladies and Gentlemen, possesses •he most decided advantages over every other kind of clog, being more durable, extremely light and pleasant to wear, com- posed of cork ...
... by ditto. 2-. 6d. New Quadrilles, &c. * Hart's Thirty-third Set, ?? Adelaide's Quadrilles. 4s. * Hart's Royal Mazurkas, as danced at the Palace, Brigh- ton. 3s. Hart's celebrated Quadrilles, arranged as Duets. Wart's Seventh Set, from Pietro I'Eremita ...
... New Melo- he-ides the most popular of their former Song-, and con- ' i i, with introducing a specimen of iheir National Dancing. ! , \ ff . 3s. Books of the S«o«s in English and German as soon .publish^- . . . , JrING'S THEATRE.— Mr. BOCHSA ?? | k r ...
... Characteristic Dances, Combats in Suit* of Armour, Balancing, Posturing, etc. Ma«*ler of the Ceremonies, Monsieur Gouriet, of the King** Theatre. — A Military Band will be stationed at the door, and the Orchestra for Quadrilles, Country Dances, and Waltzes ...
... clusively reserved for their use. The card of terras to.be had on application. , ?? FASHIONABLE DANCING.-^- Quadrilles, and every other part of Fashionable Dancing, requisite for irenteel Society ;-PftI VATE TUITION._Mr7HOP- KINS begs leave to return his grateful ...