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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 ...
... which the Lectures on the Dances of all Nations has hitherto been received, and desirous of adding additional attraction thereto, arrangements have been made for popular music, conse- quently Lectures on Popular Music, andthe Dances of all Nation , illustrated ...
... On Monday, Dee. 23d, 1844, PEERLESS POOL ; SINGING and DANCING; and FORTUNE'S FROLIC. On Tuesday, THE BROKEN SWORD, and other Entertainments. On Thursday, GEORGE BARNWELL ; Singing and Dancing; and (first time,) the PANTOMIME of HARLEQUIN TELL TALE TIT; ...
... under a distraint for rent, about 250 pain of Men's, Wo- men's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES ; 100 Pain of PATTENS and CLOGS, Blacking, Lasts, fee. ; also fifty Lots of useful HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. The Goods may be viewed on the morning of Sale, and ...
... 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 ...
... MLchan), re- spectfully announces that her RESIDENCE is BEMOVED to No. 71, Mabland P_acb, Southampton, where her Academy for Dancing, the Grecian, Pole, and other Exercises, i* held every Monday and Thursday, at Half-past Two o'clock, and where Private Pupils ...
... PAS danced at her Majesty's ■Theatre by the celebrated DWSEIShS VIENNOISES. No. 1. ; Le Pas de Fleurs. Waltz; 2. La Hongroise, Polka; 3. Pas dcs j Moissonneurs the harvest fete , Waltz; 4. La Mazurka; 5. Pas I dcs Bergeres the shepherdess dance) ; fi ...
... yards long. .1. ?? and Co., have to ?? that the fabric i*s of that high i -bin-act- :■ v ,bi ! has placed it so much i-, competition with the (la rniau dan,: - .. and is nosy co;. id. red by c .nno ?? sliaer or to that in tuufiict.iri- — ?? t X ford -street ...
... MARY BIRCH has the honour to inform ?? the Nobility and Gentry that she will, on her return to London. RESUME her LESSONS in DANCING, DEPORTMENT. and the CALISTHENIC EXERCISES at her residence in Hinde- ! street, on MONDAY, October the 1-th, and that her ...
... 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 ...