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... Gentry they ! have RESUMED TUITION for the season, and shall be happy to give Lessons in all the new Dances, with the correct step and style of dancing Der Schottische.— 7, FTbury-street, Eaton-square. WEIPPERT'S BA N D.— Mr. JOHN WEIPPERT has just completed ...
... paid, S. T„ Messrs. Darton and Harvey's, Graeechurch-street. The address at Boulogne, rue St. Jean, No. 22, Haute Ville. DANCING— Mr. HENRY KENDON, In- structor to her Majesty the Queen of Portugal, begs respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry ...
... Tickets, 2s. 6d. each. Commence at Ten o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Frere continue to give Lessons in all the new and fashionable Dances at this Academy; and Mr. and Mrs. Mott, at 52, Upper Marylebone-street.— N.B Mrs. Lain^s First Full Dress_Soiree will take ...
... Quantity of Mens' Hats, Beaver Bonnets, ano Children's Fancies ; about 400 pair of Patrens and Clogs, tojether *-ith a quantity of Patten Materials, Patten Rings, and Clog Woods,— Three Patten Knives. Saw, ice. Also a quantity of Gen:!emen's short and lo. s - ...
... Country Dances, at command. ■ Also Piping Canaries, and a tame Piping Starling, Saxony Canaries, with the Nightingale note. Are to be sold at No. 25, St. Martins-lane, Charing-cross.— Observe, it is the First Floor, at Mr. Stockham's French Clog Manufactory ...
... SIDE BOOTS, which are a great support to the ankle; goloshes of all kinds: fur boote ; antigropelos, euknemida gaiters and clogs, and every article in the trade. N.B.— The newly-invented vulcanised India rubber goloshes and straps. Ladies French Morocco ...
... Meeting of Persons favourable to the Principles of just Protection to every British Interest against the Power of Foreign Competition, held at the Castle Inn, Devizes, on Friday, the 7th davof December. 1819— Mr. GEO. BROWN, of Avebury, in the Chair, The ...
... lined with lamb skin ; Morocco, Black and Bronze Kid, Patent, and Satin Francais, at a proportionate reduction ; Side-spring Clogs, Cork- sole Boots, 12s. 6d.; Side-spring Boots, no fastening required, 10s. Gd. AMERICAN OVER-SHOES. A fresh supply, Hayward's ...
... LADIES. Masters of high celebrity attend, and a rmtian Governess resides in the House. Tbe terms, mclod- . French, Pianoforte. Dancing. Drawing, Geography, and IriUDj are One Hundred Guineas per annum. Entrance to •jrt Master, Two Guineas; and to the House ...
... November 14, 1842, when will be Performed Shakspere's celebrated Play of the MERCHANT OF VENICE. Dance, the Poetry oi Motion, by Miss E. GATES. The celebrated Clog Hornpipe, by Mr. ELSGOJD. After which, (not acted here for many Years,) the Inteilude, called ...
... beautifully Soft, Curly and Glossy. In dressing Hair, it keeps it firm in the curl, uninjured by damp weather, crowded rooms, the dance, or in the exercise of riding. To Children, it is in- valuable, as itiays a foundation for a beautilul Head of Hair. On Purchasing ...
... Waltzes, Marches, and Country Dances. Also a great variety of Saxony Canaries, singing the Nightingale and Titlark's notes. Take notice, are to be sold as above, on the First Floor, at Mr. Hookhain's, Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. BATHS.— SH AMPOOING ...