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... the Polka in the style in which it is Danced- in Berlin and Paris. M. Vedy, who is just re- turned from London, will, during the present vacation, give courses of SIX LESSONS in the above and other Fashionable Dances, to Classes of not less than six. Early ...
... 13th ?? instant The IowayIndiads will appear each Evening In their ?? Native Costu, es, and will give their War end other Dances, Songs, o tic. Doors open at Seven-To commeb ence at Half-Past. Io Admission-One Swhilling. Children, glalf Gxtrice. PRIVATE ...
... lnbiur, in its present ag position, to maintain a successful struggle against its on nggressions. In the merciless race of competition- wl increasing in rapidity and intensity, hi consequence hat of ever-expanding scientific and mechanscsl powers h of production ...
... only allowed to labour be and barely to live. Whether this surplus should be t. maintained by those employed to avert competition, or by the Goeernment-tkatis, by the country-according to the n rules of justice, is the grand question. I hold that those ...
... also, if required, 1 in. and 2 in. larger. Price from 7s. 6d. to 12s. each, furnished com- plete. Also his Letter and Coin B dance, Ever-point Pen- cil and Pen Case, containing 12 distinct advan ages in one case. Price 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. each. And his Fountain ...
... existed in 1844 had continued. But the house was sensible that with the continuance of that tax there was a formidable competition; and the bhouso disregarded the considera- tion of somte £600,000 or 4Y00,000 of revenue, they wished to establish the ...
... 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 ...
... Leeds, April llth, 184. 388 CLASS ROOMS, Mechanics' Institution, Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS, Professors and Teachers of Dancing, Exercises and Deportment, assisted by their Daughter, Charlotte Maria, beg leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Bradford ...
... Committee of the Art-Union of London have adjudged the premium of £500, offered for a group or single figure marble, to the Dancing Girl Reposing, by W. Calder Mar- \ shall, A.R.A. It is said that Mehemet Ali is so much pleased with the reception given ...
... with every form of invective. One member, in 18.!5, declared his opinion that a railway could not enter into successful competition with a canal. Even with the best locomotive engine, the average rate would be but 1 3} miles per hour, which was slower ...
... variety of Tone of every Wind Instrument, also the power of a large Organ. It is equally suitable for Sacred Music or the Dance, and adapted for the Drawing or Concert- Room. Church or Chapel. .Manufactured for the Patentee, G Luff and Son, 83, Great ...
... EL THE UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM. A SCHOLARSHIP of the Annual value of £21 on tbe Foundation of Dr. Ellehton, will be weii to competition in the University of Durham in the •Ju-itli of October next. The Candidates must be natives of the North-Riding of Yorkshire ...