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... LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, AND . AND DANCING BOOTS all The New and Fashionable Bf,,i LARGEST, the HANDSOM EST, '&*>_« is at fi STOCK S. AND C. W. DlxoN-c 00, GREY STREET & » . _. 137 -^^^_i_&c^j^ MR. SOFTLEY DAIIRYj Bees t-> return his sincere thanks to HIS ...
... give DAILY INSTRUCTION to YOUNG GENTLEMEN preparing for School, College, and Competitive Examinatione. A Prospectus on application at Culver House, Weston-super-Mare. DANCING AND CALISTHENIC ACADEMY, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WESTON - SUPER - MARE. MRS. F. STANLEY ...
... saw the shop door of Mr. Q'layie, dogger, open, skeleton key being in the lock. The officer looked and found three pairs of clogs In an adjoining entry, which had been taken from Mr. Quayle’s shop. The premises are locked up at night, no one sleeping there ...
... attendance, Master of the Ceremonies, M R ORMEROD of Shcf field. TlCKETSGentlemen, 5s ; ladies, 3s; Lady and Gentlemen 73 6d- DANCING TO COMMENCE AT 9 O'CLOCK. Volunteers in uniiorm prefftred. Tickets to be had at the Courier Office, at the Angel Inn and of ...
... Polka, Mazouika, Varsoviana, Warts ea, circle dances, &c. Twelve boys competed, in dancing the Highland Fling, for beautiful pen-knife, which was gained by Mr John Smith, Windygates. Mr James Grieve danced the Sailor's Hornpipe and Jack Tar in character ...
... , Polka, Mazourka, Varsoviana, waltzes, circle dances, &c. Twelve boys competed, dancing the Highland Fling, for beautiful pen-knife, which was gained hy Mr John Smith, Windygates. Mr James Grieve danced the Sailor's Hornpipe and Jack Tar in character ...
... on this occasion crossing in clogs and wheeling a barrow from one end of the rope to the other. This she appeared to perform with the greatest apparent ease, and her intrepidity elicited loud bursts of applause. Dancing was again conducted ou the platform ...
... oags, mottoes, &c. Thereo they were regaled with tea, spice-bread, &c.; and subse- quently enjoyed themselves with singing, dancing, ands dother ?? until about seven o'clock. The parents - and others then assembled at the school, and tea, coffee, and other ...
... guests were performing some kind of a dance in which they had to meet partners in the middle ; and the clatter of clogs as they stumbled against the forms was as if some dozen were engaged in ' shuffling off a clog hornpipe. The group, as they assembled ...
... certain Godfrey, Lieutenant Newton, Lieutenant ??,T'r\TK Ensign Clark, Ensign Branston, Hon. Sur-Toa7 t* whine- i late Competition will be presented to officer the Line, Militia, Yeomanry, and Volunteers, ilend-ers of the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps ...
... Messrs. J. T. Tucker, Carter, and Rogers on the Southton side, in one pair of corners; and Messrs. C. Fielder, Budden, and Dance, of Winchester, against Alderman J. E. Weston, and Messrs. A. Andrews and T. P. Payne, of Southampton, in the other angles ...
... -date portection, arc now, the aid of power, enabled offer . tfeepubltcadvantage in price, workman.! Ip, and -s, will defy competition, scciucthut j tfe. .uco which the: late eolongenjoyed.—9, Farkdanc. Piccadilly. _ Messrs. .Morgan’s patent sociable LANDAUS ...