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... young Lives. .-ft iiml tuples of the Society's accounts forwarded i .1. J. G. PitIESTLEY. Actuary. •,;'IUbLEbKX MUSIC and DANCING ■ t ; i LICENSES. 1 'i h lilhi.T'Y GI VI.N. That all Persons intending to 1 f' ' il. IiI.ANT or RENEWAL of auy LICENSE for ...
... will, amongst others, include the following feats : — Clog Dance, Basket Dance, Stilt Dance. Somersaults over Burning Candles. Great Chair Feats. La Tour dv Chapeau. Overture on the Violin. FLig Dance. Drum Polka. Daring Somersaults. ...
... successful : — Militia Military Competitive 499 Sandhurst Woolwich ?? S3 _ . . Total 955 During the year 1892 ONE HUNDRED and TEN SUCCESSES were obtained at the different Military Examinations. .£!&§£!&, *» COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for ADMISSION to the ...
... CLASSES for DANCING, DEPORTMENT, and GRACEFUL EXERCISES, in London, suburbs, an.l at her residence. Gavotte Lancier, Fancy and Skirt Dances. Pavar.e.— 3o, Craven-terrace. Lancaster-gate. YV. TO Experienced ASSISTANT TEACHERS of DANCING.— YV ANTED, at ...
... Seymour-place, Bryanstou-equare. N.B. Hunters, Ladies' Horses, and Cobs always on Sale. DANCING.— Miss LEONORA GEARY'S separate CLASSES for YOUNG LADIES for DANCING, j DEPORTMENT, and her celebrated INDIAN SCEPTRE (or I Mugdar) EXERCISES, will be continued ...
... Militia Competitive obtained by Pupils' during the same neriod. MARCH. I_s», EXAMINATIONS. Militia Competitive E. S. Smith. Militia Competitive ?? A. J. Ralph. Militia Competitive A- F.Owen-Lewis. Militia Competitive J. P. Law. Militia ...
... question of competitive exa- ruinations. r » Jiff™ l« G . RANVI - LLE admit,ed ,hßt «« system of com- petition was an experiment that might not turn out well. He objected to the amendment, as he thought it of grea The Earl of DERBY said the competitive system ...
... . DEPORTMENT and DANCING are held at her residence. also in Belgravia. At Home dances (evening) for ladies and gentle- men. Schools attended. Private lessons in the latest Society dances.— Secretary. 35. Coleherue-roatl, S.W. DANCING and PHYSICAL CULTURE ...
... brass band competition, special fetes, Ac, and on all ordinary occasions. f-mYS-PAl* PALACE— THIS AFTERNOON Vy at Four, BLOxYDINS EXTRAORDINARY LOW TIGHT- ROPE PERFORMANCE wiU, among others, include the follow- ing feats : — Clog Dance —Basket Dance— Stilt ...
... LEARNT to DANCE. — A Laely, of celebrity as a teacher of dancing, undertakes to TEACH LADIES aud GENTLEMEN who have never before had the slightest knowledge or instruction, fn 12 private lessons, to go through all the fashionable ball-room dances with ease ...
... 5 5 o Chapel 18 o 0 Mr. Nertle 5 so' ISS MARY BIRCH has the honour to inform the nobility and gentry that her ACADEMY for DANCING and EXERCISES will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, October 28 and will be continued every Monday and Thursday, at half-past two o'clock ...
... Wellington-street, Strand, London [leading to Waterloo-bridge). POCKET CLOGS.— Ladies should immediately supply themselves with this useful, unique, aud portable protection for the feet. Clogs or goloshes generally tire or fatigue. Oppress by their weight and ...