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... perfection, are now, the stea’u enabie*! to offer the public a*lvantage price, WO' anW6.or.fp, and lightness, which will defy competition, and that r'.efei.juco which they have so enjoyed.—Punt'Tanc, Piccadilly. James biudlkcombe’s basket uail RIAOEB, landaus ...
... ister Daiwie; the Short Footman, Mr’ K l» lay on ; the limUtor of Wrdn. Ac.. Mr. the French PierroU. Men-r*. Lawson ami Car’ou. Clog Dancer. Maafer Raw J» a 5 Patrie, tiie elocipedmt; and Ad » Peteromev. the Inf nit ; in the GRAND PANTOMI.MK B(»XING JilGhT ...
... THOMAS, 28, Somerset-street, Portman-square, RECEIVES PUPILS in BALL-ROOM and FANCY DANCING. Afternoon and evening classes. Special classes for children and skirt dancing. Dances arranged for professors. &c. Four private or 12 class lessons. 11. Is. TpUBLIC ...
... (Holborn cud). DANCING.â Miss JANET THOMAST-STSomerset- -,v-_BtreeV jPortman-square. receives PUPILS in BALL- ROOM and FASHIONABLE DANCING. Afternoon lid evening classes. Special classes for children aud skirt dancing. Washington Post. Dances arranged for ...
... 41. measure. eontiroes the writer. introduced by Representative Payne. ostensibly with the ob;ect of preventing foreign competition with Ameriean yacht is, in reality, calculated to dasamrage Transatlantic yachtsmen from Immerging their own ports, thereby ...
... been se,i , on, they do not know, and cannot •viiat is meant. it has been good for them, and that is enough. They several dances at which they enjoyed more than words can pay ; several where smiles and sighs struggled for : ttixxer slims and expeditions ...
... John Hobson. The second part of the entertainment commenced with • banjo sole, with song and dthce; after which cam* the clog dance, in which Messrs. Vane, Smith, and Sully took part. The audience seemed thoroughly to appreciate the excellence of the ...
... LEACH LEWIS. _ D N DAUHTER.'4TEACBdt.tIJ.td l..buou,otdr DANCES lot and of euy age mid wholly with the art Private Leman at nay hour. La Nationale, 22, Hart- W.O In doom from o.tord.ptteett. DANCING. —Mr. BLAND and DAUGHTERS have the hoopoe to they give ...
... altOntlatliat. an. in Winter. Is in Summer. Dinner 2.. extra. if hid. .12.4 deers. Engli.h. French. water. singing. and dancing. No ALL HIGHER EXAMS, Army, Navy, Civil Ser- story more .kilfulty and fearles,dy. The teachina ia.. erten.. Fren..h govemern ...
... kc. Schools attended. -Prospectuses. ED. HUMPHREY, Principal. DANCING.â Mr. EDWARD LEBLANC and Daughters give dal'y private LEBSONS on their renowned method, in all fashionable Dances, to any one without previous knowledge of the art. Evening Classes ...
... Mr. H. Kersey's Prince Milan the Friary Selling Plate, Lord Ellesmeee's Esmond the Poveril of the Peak Plate, and his Clog Dance the Portland Plate. Mr. J. H. Houldsworth's Springray and Mr. D. Hollis's Xury ran a dead heat for the Champion Breeders' ...
... Dassie: the Short Footman. .Mr. f» Ly m. Imitator of Kirds. Ac.. Mr. R Hlonan; the French I lermtu. Me» ...