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... 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 ...
... Only address, W. HOLDICH and CO., 105, Fleet-street, City. POCKET CLOGS.— Ladies should immediately supply themselves with this useful, unique, and _>ortable protection for the feet. Clogs or goloshes generally tire or fatigue, oppress by their weight and ...
... Four private lessons, one guinea. Evening Dances. Schools attended. Juvenile Classes. MISS CHARLOTTE SLOMAN (formerly with Misa Mary Birch) begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry that 1 she holds CLASSES for DANCING and EXERCISES for Young 1 Ladies and Children ...
... PEPPEPS in which Lady Aune Slierson and Mr. A. Joy will dance the Connaught Jig. To conclude with A ROUGH DIAMOND. Margery The Lady Anne Sherson in which character sbe will dance the Lancashire Clog Dance}. Principal characters by Lady Anne Sherson, Mrs. WeUesley ...
... J. Genge. 51 J J .SI .* COMPETITIVE, 10th—I. Forbes, 1.848. ?? H£_^ COMPETITIVE. 2nd— B. W. Dudley. 1.994. _iv±4.Jf 2£__fEE TmvE i 39th— C. A. Worthington, 1.794. MILITIA COMPETITIVE.-J. U. Ingilby. 1,625. MILITIA COMPETITIVE, 13th Cavalry.-C. P. Bradshaw ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel G. M. Fox), Two Promenade Concerts, with JuUen's British Army QuadriUes, Balloon Ascent, Dancing aU day on the Lawns and Dancing Platform. The whole concluding (wet or fine) with a magnificent Display of fire- works by Messrs. C. T. Brook ...
... &c. DANCING and DEPORTMENT.— Miss FLEMING, 4, Drayton-gardcns, Earls-court, S.W., Fancy Dancing speciality. Miss Fleming is open to consider visiting one first-class School, but can only be seen by appointment. Circular on application. DANCING. — Madame ...
... successes have been gained •— WOOf WICH COMPETITIVE, DECEMBER, 1887 rl&ee. Name ?? 113th.. ?? Abingdon ß. Bayly ?? (All Qualifying Subjects and Further.first ?? t-er four months residence). w t „ SANDHURST COMPETITIVE, DECEMBER 1887 W.L Cadetship. .Mr. Noel ...
... PEPPERS, in which Lady Anne Sherson and Mr. A. Joy will dance the Connaught Jig. To conclude with A ROUGH DIAMOND. Margery The Lady Anne Sherson (in which character she wiU dance the Lancashire Clog Dance. Principal characters by Lady Anne Sherson, Mrs. Wellesley ...
... — Four sent up. Militia Competitive— H. Bun . ird, 4tb. Militia Competitive— H. Couchman, sth. Militia Competitive— R. Young, 12th. Militia Competitive— X. Williams, 15th. Militia Competitive— A. Brush, 35th. Militia ...
... admirable teacher. MIGHLAND DANCING.— CALEDONIAN BALL. Mr. D. G. MACLENNAN, of Edinburgh (teacher of dancing i principal Scottish Colleges), begs to announce his return to I London for the Season. Ballroom, Solo, and Artistic Dancing ; Pro- fessional Lessons ...
... 3s. Gd. ; French Boot . Is. Gd. : French Shees, 2s. 9d. ; Side-spring Boots, no fastening required. 9s. od. ; Side-spring Clogs, • Gs. Gd. : rich Satin Boot*, in all colours, at reduced prices; Embroi- . dered Slippers, ss. fid. ; Bronze Shoes, :ss. C ...