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... l- An extensive Library for the circulation of Music. Pianofortes. Harps, Guitars, cic. lent en hire. rp IT E MAZURKA, as danced with such great _L eclat nt ihe Duke „f Devonshire's Ball at Brighton.— The Misses J. and S. PRI NCE, of Almnck's, St. James's ...
... QUADRIIXESaiidTPOLITE DANCING.— W. COURT respectfully begs to acquaint his Friends and the Pahtic, that Ite has REMOVED his ACADE- MY to 79, GREAT I*l TCH FIELD- ST REET, where he witl mnlinae to TEACH the most appreved and fanhi ...
... and VISITS PUPILS for latest ball-room and fashionable dancing. Deportment, calis- thenics. Afternoon and evening classes. .Special classes for ?? and skirt dancing. Schools visited. Artistic dances arranged for pro- fessors. private theatricals, kc. Four ...
... London. THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL, in his repor. to the- Admiralty (Aus. ?? lS7u), on 40 chronometers e»- tsred for annual competition, says of ?? E. Dent's chronr- o-etcr ?? This is the ?? chronometer that we have ever ?? :u trial.— M. F. DENT, Chronometer ...
... PEPPERS, in wmch Lady Anne Sherson and Mr. A. Joy wUI dance the Connaught Jig. To conclude with „ A ROUGH DIAMOND. /* •, Margery The Lady Anne Sherson (lnwnich character she wUI dance the Lancashire Clog Dance). Fnncipal characters by Lady Anne Sherson, Mrs ...
... at tl.e Freemasons' Hall; Lnni CAWDOR in the Chair: — Messrs. Attwood,: Hi-hop, Bellamy. Cramer, Calkin, T. Cooke, Collyer, Dance, Elliott, Griffio, Goulden, Greatorex. Horsley, Hohhs, Kny- j *ett. Kin/, Leete, J. Lord, W. Lord, Nield, Neate, H. j Phillips ...
... -Ipera, and Mons. Jullien's Piomenade Concerts. Doors open at Half-past Seven; Overt ure to commence at a Quarter to Eight, Dancing at Eight precisely, and the whole to conclude at Half-past Eleven. Admission Is. \f R. HOWARD GLOVER'S MUSICAL and -LvJL DRAMATIC ...
... application to the office. DANCING.— Miss CORNELIA VINCENT gives IN- STRUCTION DAILY at her residence, 40, St. James's-street, Piccadilly. Private Lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen in the Valse and all the Modern Dances. Fancy Dancing and Presentation Lessons ...
... Six New Melodies, besides the most w Hsr of their former Songs. „nd conclude with introducing a 'fcimen or their National Dancing. Tickets 3s. Books of ,h «SuD!>s in English and German a- soon as published. WOXTAG, VELLUTJ, MALIBRAN, and J BLASIS.— ARGYLL ...
... SCOTTISH FETE.— In consequence of her Ma- j jesty's Drawing Room having lieen fixed for the 20th or June, j the GRAND COMPETITION in Holland Park is POSTPONED until MONDAY, the Ist. and TUESDAY, the 2nd of July, when it will take j place under the joint ...
... Ticket, to admit a lady and gentleman to eight balls, 1/. 10s.; Single Tickets, is. 6d. each. Lessons in all the fashionable dances at the abov academy, and at 52, Upper Marylebone-street.— N.B. Mrs. H. Frere's first Full-dress Ball will take place on Friday ...