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... parties, within the like period. Dundee, 28th January 1858. BELL STREET HALL, DUNDEE. DANCING EXERCISES, BALL AND DRAWING ROOM ETIQUETTE. SINCLAIR, Professor of Dancing, &c, has the honour sion orta^^t l ll RE-OPEN his Class, for the usual Session, on Monday ...
... pleasure the extension and improvements being made the building of this Institution. At present the efforts of the Directors are clogged and trammelled for want of the necessary accommodation in carrying out these efforts. Almost every one in town is perhaps ...
... Rooms on the evening of Friday last. Dancing commenced at ten o'clock, and continued till the party left for the supper room. After partaking of a sumptuous entertainment prepared in 111 rs Tolmie's best style, the dance was again resumed, ' and kept up with ...
... with c. Mathews, the celebrated Clog Boot, and Pump Dancer, who bids defiance to all, and challenges competition. MaTHEWSON's Funny Stories—Strange Doings—Terrific Combats, ...
... themselves. With the nations of the earth now entering into fierce competition with their staple manufacture, it may be doubted whether even English industry and enterprise could compete when clogged with this restriction against foreigners, who already work ...
... and Ale'ander Bruce,. Keig, ,rho were appointed judges, having minutely examined the Bulls and Imple- ments entered foc competition, unanimously adjudge as Ifollows~-. nanmosl aouge'a Th1rtf-hrnied Btill, Ult cl'es-13 Entries.: Ist Bull, belonging to Mr ...
... n the first-named senator is off, throwing to the winds all considerations of business, and striving to forget that such a clog as a constituency exists. This he is easily enabled to do under the influence of German baths, Italian skies, Scotch heather ...
... pupil, the imagination bas to pieta,. to itself. With the politeness of the drawingroom, music (instrumental and vocal), dancing, drawing, painting, will suggest themselves ; also photography, e t e. The pupil will doubtless have the advantages of being ...
... and Cairney districts were let Huntly, and in every case, save one, to the occupying tenants. There was, of course, no competition ■ admitted, and the greatest rise of rent docs not, in any case, exceed 15 per cent. . , Mb. Skeen, Schoolmaster of Ncwspynio ...
... TUC PoLYTECFINIC —After • highly suecessful course of three months, this tic Aleut and highly popular institution is about to clog, for the season. The period of closing is Saturday next, and as the enterprising proprietor dues not deal in such terms as ...
... master gradually recovered. The name of the deceased is Gilp, and gets a high character. Competition of Highland Games at Fort-Willi am. —Our annual competition took place here on Thursday last, when a variety poaaa-a as by Highland Society of London ...
... torch-light procession. Order of procession as per handbills— First, Masonic brethren ; Second, Tana o' Shunter, or the Witches dance of Alloway kirk ; Third, Instrumental Band; Fourth, The inhabitants of Auchtermuchtvand surrounding district, male and female ...