... about 25 Tons of well- got Hay, and a large quantity of Wheat and Oat Straw. The use of the yards and sheds and careful atten- dance will be given. To treat for tbe same apply to J. M. POTT, Auc- tioneer, High-street, Nottingham. BY MESSRS. PEET AND SON SMALL'S ...

... 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 ...

... Scrofulous medicine in the county of Suffolk, without receiving any benefit whatever, necessarily sets all attempts al competition at the greatest distance. , , , . CIV N B M. SMITH may be consulted at the bIX BELLS INN, Bury St. Edmund's, on WEDNES- ...

... 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 ...

... be sold at reasonable prices. Southampton, December 4, 1846. DANCING.— Mazurkas, Cellarias, Valse a deux Temp*, and all the Popular Dances of tlie Season. Mr. W. PARKER, (Professor of Dancing to the College, Winchester), informs the No- bility, Gentry ...

... LADIES' SCHOOLS.— The Principal of JL an established Ladies' School, of liberal terms, intend- ! ing to re-appoint to the DANCING DEPARTMENT, may I obtain the Daughter of a Master much occupied in the higher i circles, by engaging with him. He purposes ...

... of that pri- vilege all are entitled to. One thing lam bound to inform you, that after the orders were open to competition, we got better Clogs for 2s. 6d. a pair than we paid Mr. Mitchell 3s. 3d. for. We admit that you ought to have been in- formed of ...

... Icebergs, Mist and Snow. Nelson's „, s.oiu I ruz. Bay of Santa Cruz, Mole, Attack ?? Ileliveen Deck Sweethearts and Wives. Dance Cabin of the Admiral. Pre|>arations f or , .. , ?? the Nile! Terminating wiih the Fxplo- ?? [or,fl '• 'he Sea ! ! The Admiral's ...

... Soho-square. TWO NEW MUSICAL ALBUMS for 1848, illustrated by Brandard and others. — No. 1, price 125., An i Album of New Dance Music, b» Strauss, Labitzky, Redler, Goria, Schulhoff, Camille Schubert, i-'antos, and Marcailhou. No. 2, Album of Vocal and ...