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... INGOMAB and CARTOUCHE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Maroh 15th, will be presented the Flay of INGOMAR. Ingomar Mr. CHAB. PITT. Dance MdUe. MARIE CHARLES. To conclnde with the Drama of CARTOUCHE, OR THE FRENCH ROBBER. MONDAY Mr. J. W. ALLWOOD'S BENEFIT. March ...
... pieces of Negro Melodies, and will exhibit to the admirers of TerpsichoreaH art an exhibition of skill in Lancashire Clog and Boot Dancing, never before witnessed in Sheffield. MISS GRACE DARLEY, Ihe talented Serio-Comic Vocalist, from the Nobility. Concerts ...
... Money returned. D !L K r? v° * N° X FOLK'S RENTS. ?? toehv iifo^T!? oftU DDK Kof NORFOLK'S ESTATE !■* Pieces faZ? *. at • tu &dance »ill be given at the Times iut « alicbaTaW ?? t^* tiO,M ' d ' for tL * Beoei P t of Ule Bento *■ W^l^; *° vember la *. etthe ...
... References of the highest respect- ability oan be given. ?? mui-ie. Dancing, See. DANCING.— Private Tuition every Evening, or at any appointed Horn*.— l 4. HANOVER SQUARE. J. TROWN, Professor. DANCING, DEPOBTMENT, AND CHEST EXERCISES Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, Professor ...
... 6d. May be had of the Stewards, or of Mr. L. Bidce, King street, Sheffield. Mr. Harvey Be£l's Band wiU be in attendance. Dancing to commence at Eight o'clock. Fcclesfield. December 6th. 1662 ST. STEPHEN'S SOCIAL TEA.— On FBIDAY, December 26th, 1862, the ...
... to tb«i Stewards only. Officers of tbe Army and Navy, Members of Volunteer Corps, Ac, art requester, to appear in Uniform. Dancing to Commence at Nine o'Ciock. By order of the Committee. C. HADFIELD, Hon. Sec. SHEFFIELD CHUBCH OF ENGLAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE ...
... the meeting. The proceedings were enlivened by the per- formance of a variety of sacred and secular music, reci- tations, dancing, _c. The Licensed Victuallers' Ball. — This annual festive gathering was held on Thursday night in the Cut- lers' Hall. The ...
... of twelve Pupila en Moderate Tenna. MUSIC AND DANCING. Miss MARSHALL having flnk—ed her Engagement with Mra. Jamea Bridgeford, purposes attending Private Familiea and Sehoole io give LESSONS in MUSIC. DANCING, and LING'S EXERCISES.— For ParticuUrs and Terms ...
... Positively the Last Week of HE R R HORACE HENRI, wondrous Magician, with his Enchanted Drum, and eccentric Lord Dromedary Dance. Positively the Last Week of MISS ANNIE YOUNG, Tbe favourite Ballad Vocalist. Continued increasing popularity of MISS KUTH ...
... Afternoon, r e_u_ 7. ' bt P rovi ...
... a Member of the Order, accompanied hy a Beautiful Tableaux, emblematical of the Older and the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. DANCING, by the celebrated HARRY NICOLI, who has kindly given his services on the occasion. To conclude with the laughable Farce of ...
... reenming the different games. The band played several lively airs, quadrilles, &c, and , the teachera and friends joined in dancing, while others took a ramble to the opposite rocks to take a peea at Cbatswortb House and grounds. At sixthe party tcok their ...