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... West Brighton: ALEXANDER WALKER'S SUCCESSES lor Nine Months, ending Augusts, 1888. Woolwich Competition. â Messrs. Boileau and Stewart. ' Sandhurst Competition.â Messrs. Baker, Barton, Carleton, Hay, . Noble, Price, H. E. Raymond, H. R. Raymond, Richards ...
... aftermath, if etecided on at ouce. MIDDLESEX MUSIC and DANCING LICENSES. > OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all persons intending to apply for tte grant or renewal of any LICENCE for Ml t-IC or DANCING, under statute the 25th Oeo. 1 1., c ip. 3 ...
... Clerical, and rand, W.C. DANCING.â Mr. BLAND .unl DAUGHTERS, have ¦ ity. the nobility, and gentry, give LESSONS in the New Valse and ai. tl.e M d. m tus. The Ball-room Companion lsâ or 13 stai rpHE LONDON ACADEMY of DANCING, r >l, __ Mortimer-street ...
... Bass drummer, Mr. Thos. Macintosh. JAMES (BOHEE BROTHERS) GEORGE. Introducing their own Songs, Dances, and Banjo Solos. Mr. WALLACE KING. Grand International Clog Tournament, arranged by and pro- duced under the supervision cf Mr. WiUiani Welch, representing ...
... 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 ...
... JAMES'S GREAT HALLr CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S FESTIVAL. EVERY AFTERNOON at3.o. l.'V NIGHT at 8.0. GRAND MARCH AND AMERICAN CLOG DANCE. TWELVE DANCERS. TWELVE DAN' Don. ,t, 7.30. ST. .1 —■—-—»- THIS AN I lock. - 8.0 o'clock. The World famed MOORE AND MINSTRELS ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and at 59, The Grove, Hammers! . DANCING.— Mr. EDOUARD LEBLANC and DAI. ;in KRS give DAILY PRIVA i in all fashionable Dances, on their renowned system, to ladies and gentlemen wholly unacquainted with the ai treet, DANCING.— Mr. BLAND and DAUGHTERS, having ...
... Clerkships offered for competition ; 4_ ot Clerkships, including first six; 31 including lst; 30 Excise Apiiointments ; Five Engineer S * ships, including 4th and sth ; Two r and lst London place in the previous tive Competitions.— For prospectus, with ...
... AT HER MAJ ESTY'S. —MONSTE R RTY FIRST PART. AT HER MAJESTY'S.— The Gieat SONG and DANCE. AT HER MAJESTY'S.— B Eminent END MEN-S. AT HER MAJESTY'S.— I 2 Famoan CLOG DANCERS-12. AT HER MAJESTY S.— l2 BANJO EXPERTS-12. AT BER MAJESTY'S.— 4O Famous PER- ...
... A~~T HERTMAJESTY'S.-MONSTER forty FIRST TART. T HER MAJESTY'S.— The Gieat SONG and DANCE. T~ HER MAJESTY'S.— B Eminent END MEN-8. AT HER MAJESTY'S.— I 2 Famous CLOG DANCERS— I?. AT HER MAJESTY'S.— I 2 BANJO EXIERTS— I2. AT BER MAJESTY'S.— 4O Famous PER- ...