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... PROTECTOR MANTLE ? the PAR ISIA*fi?FF ?? h ?f ge ?? ' f kTEHLISG'TrRS. MENTAL DipiGN. and wWeh^rorS Prices that will defy Competition. T ?? i, ?? 'c? *» enabled and determined to Offer at • YiT having lately returned from Parts, via London, every Informatioi ...
... sajw bsbssbbs, fea. ic, Goodß (the superior Uuality of which thousands oan bear testimony to) at Prices whJob. wUI defy Competition. ™~ » ■> »eir FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED BY FIRST-RATB ■WORKMEN, AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. Furs Cleaned by an ...
... S^P K 'j Wll ' ch com P rises a fi Mt-rate Assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, and CLOGS, of all descriptions, will be offered at reasonable Cash Prices. i_eeds Honi, i PURCHASERS OF ] house, HIGH STREET, SHEFFIELD ...
... at Mr. Saunders' Residence, 86, Norfolk street ; and by Mr. Dawson, at his Music Repository. Mr. S.s Morning Academy for Dancing, and the De- portmental Exercises, continues open. Pupils may com- mence at any portion of tbe Quarter. Sheffield, Sept. 29th ...
... November 14, 1842, when will be Performed Shakspere's celebrated Play of the MERCHANT OF VENICE. Dance, the Poetry oi Motion, by Miss E. GATES. The celebrated Clog Hornpipe, by Mr. ELSGOJD. After which, (not acted here for many Years,) the Inteilude, called ...
... lower in Price, than C last season. Agent for MATKiNSON'S WEIGHING MACHINES. - - 2PMOVAL OF BUSINESS, THOMAS GALE, PATTEN, CLOG, AND LAST MAKER, re OST respectfully announces to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has REMOVED pr from his late ...
... beautifully Soft, Curly and Glossy. In dressing Hair, it keeps it firm in the curl, uninjured by damp weather, crowded rooms, the dance, or in the exercise of riding. To Children, it is in- valuable, as itiays a foundation for a beautilul Head of Hair. On Purchasing ...
... Butter per lb. CLOTHING. ScronD. Fu&tian Coats, Jackets, Waist coats. Breeches and Trowsert., for Men and Boys, each ; Shoos, Clogs, and StockiDgs, for Men, Women, and Children, pir Pair; Common Straw Bonnets, for Women and Girls, each ; Hats, for Men and ...
... THE PROVOKED HUSBAND; Or, A Journey to London. Mr. ELSEGOOD will Dance his celebrated CLOG HORNPIPE. The Misses HARCOURT will sine the Duet ...
... company repaired to the library, the band meanwhile performing the favourite air his Royal Higltness's, which was followed by dancing, to waltzes and quadrilles by Bosisio, and other authors. The band, we may observe, was under the direction of Mr. Leng, and ...
... of that pri- vilege all are entitled to. One thing lam bound to inform you, that after the orders were open to competition, we got better Clogs for 2s. 6d. a pair than we paid Mr. Mitchell 3s. 3d. for. We admit that you ought to have been in- formed of ...
... Catalogue until all be Sold. SHOP FIXTURES, Large Glass Case, with 18 Drawers; Small ditto, quan- tity of Pattens, Clogs, French Clogs, part ofthe House- hold Furniture, c\-c, fyc. GEORGE EADON, JUN., will SELL BY AUC- TION, on the Premises of Mr. Mitchell ...