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... their CLASSES for Young Ladies and Children for Ball-room and FamUy Dancing ; Private Leasou* ; high-clas. School* and Classes attended. ?7_HaiTey-street. Cavendish-square. VV. D^ANCING and DEPORTMENT.â Mrs. VINCENT- GLASS gives LESSONS DAILY at 30. ...
... candle on a floor back ? She reads no books. Shy h^ music. Her little feet will never more, she tbjL may be, beat time to a dance. What foil m^ 3 why talk about it 1 Tiie fact is, the plea-n-, , our modern life are very costly. They arc oaU be enjoyed, ...
... DEALERS, and OTHERS.â?? S I OLEN, on or since the 11th of Juie last, FOUR CARVINGS of FIGURES in IVORY, viz. ;â?? Boys Dancing, 5J in. long by 2 in. wide ; Boys Playing with a Mule, 5J in. by 2| wide ; Silenus and Batvrs, 6 in. high by 3J wide ; Two ...
... Free Trade has, however, yet i to be met. After a season or two of general abun- 1 dance in the productions of the soil, it will be found that, with an active competition on the part of foreign ' corn-growers, the crops of our own agricultural coun- ties ...
... : French Shoes. 2s. !Jd. : French Cloth BooU, goloshed with patent leathor, ?? Cork Sole Cloth Boots, 12. 'id. ; Elastic Clogs. 7s. 6d. rIIHOMAS STEEL, 203, Oxford-street (near 1 Orchard-street', has consigned to him monthly, from Paris, the be.t WELLINGTON ...
... which was called ' Chundah's Son^,' from the circumstance of its being the tune which a celebrated Hydrabad Dancing j Girl of that name used to dance. ? Vide Blackiston's Twelve i V ears Military Adventure-. | London: Publi-hed (for the Author) hy Gonldinjj ...
... Webster's Wallet of | Vmim and Waggeries— Th* Firtt Fratricide— Featt of the Gladia. I j tpre— The Ravel Wonder*— Simpkin Clog Dance — Magian and Caba- ltstic Experiments, M. Buck — The Englith Paganini and his extra. ..r.iinary Sons— Th* Indian Juggler ...
... 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 ...
... STREET, Caveudish- Square. — Ladies' own Materials made up. POCKET CLOGS.— Ladies should immediately supply themselves with this useful, unique and portable protection for the feet. Clogs or goloshes generally tire or fatigue, oppress by their weight and ...
... VATE TUI- A. TION, Quadrilles, Spani__b Dances, Waltses, Minuets. ant! every oihnr department of the above Polite Art,TAUGHT ii the most fashionable style, and with the utmost expedition. bj Mr. CUNNINGHAM, Dancing Master (late of the Opera House), at his ...
... TWEN TY-NINE sent up. PREPARATION lor UNIVERSITIES and ALL CIVIL SERVICE EX AMIN ATH INS. MILITIA COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION. At the last EIGHT COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS ONE HCNDItEIi Pupils ba-.e b en SI'CCESSKI'I. out of ONE HINDRED sent up. No failure ...
... BALL given in Willis's Rooms, in aid of the- FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, under the pa- tronage of the I rench Ambassador. Dancing to commence at Ten o cock p.m. Gentlemen's Tickets, Its. : Ladies', 7s. To be had atlO Duke-street, Portland-place; at Willis's ...