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... and appropriately framed. * * I Apply to Mr. Marvin, Upholsterer, Union-street, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Dancing. ?? MR. W. PARKER, Professor of Dancing, 35, Bugle-street, Southampton, respectfully informs the No- biUty, Gentry, Schools, and Inhabitants generally ...
... 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 ...
... very superior character, a-d the other Effects (new ! within three years), of a kind and quality seldom put up to public competition. The Agreeables will be in a slate of consump'ion at Twelve. Business will commence exactly at One. / SOUTHAMPTON, \Z/t ...
... In this instance we do qualities and perfections of those noble animals the nut censure the amMtion of eelf•elevation. which clog and the As may be supposed, the games in itself if properly pursued always praise-worthy, of whist and reacts forte part of ...
... this town, the best articles may always be obtained at hit Establishment, at the lowest prices. Carpet Brooms, Pattens and Clogs, Mops, Seives, Measures, Combs, Chamois Leathers, Turnery, Corks, Twine, Rope Mats, Ciothes Lines, Cooperage. English and Foreign ...
... 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 ...
... no reply to this very important part of Sir C. Napier's statement. We own we regret this,— and if any insuperable necessity clogs the movements of Government with no fault of theirs,—w e regret it no less;— perhaps it would have been better to say so at ...
... have, in truth, ?? something very like a monopoly— and monopoly always commands its own price. Thus, whilst capital and competition had •een doing good service in all other things, nothing had been at- tempted for the political and social ?? three great ...
... 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; ...
... from 4s 6d. io 55. , Prunella and Leather, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. _J. ; Fur ditto, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ; Clogs, from 2s. 6J. A large STOCK of CLOGS of every description. Children's Shoes of every Variety. A POSITIVE AND UNRESERVEDiSALE. SOUTHAMP TOW. TO ...
... Play of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. A Variety of Singing and Dancing. THE ROSE OF ETTRICK VALE. For the BENEFIT of Mr. J. W, BENSON. On TUESDAY, the last new Comedy of TITLE DEEDS. Dancing. THE LIFE OF A SHIP, flrst time at half-price. For the BENEFIT ...
... outgoings are very moderate, and it seldom happens that a more desirable property for investment of capital is ?? to public competition. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Winches- ter; of Messrs. Mullins and Paddison. Solicitors, I, Great ...