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... in Paris, in 1848, for, we are told, the sum 4,000f. (160/.) It was put up as high as 500 guineas, and, after a spirited competition, was knocked down to Mr. Webb, the great price of 1,350 guineas, being nearly nine times its original cost. Sir Edwin Landseer ...
... Extraordinary precautions were adopted by the Town Hall Committee to disarm suspicion of favouritism in the selection. The competition terminated a little after six oâclock in the evening, and shortly after eight oâclock the decision of the judges, properly ...
... EDWARDS from the Kentucky State US of America the Original Nigger in his Plantation Dance For this Week only MISS SINCLAIR Last of the BROTHERS MONAGHAN the Champion Clog Pump Dancers Comic Singers fee whose BENEFIT will take place This Eveninq (Friday) ...
... placed by the death of her husband. Mrs. Sarah Jane Le Blanc, 1001. ; la consideration of the great benefits conferred on naval dance by her father, the late Slr Samuel B wham Mrs. Charlotte Rowcroft, 601.--:In addition to the pension of 601. granted to her ...
... haie as yet fallen short of the amount required for the proposed statue and fountain. It is intended to invite a limited competition, in models and designs, from three sculptors. The Rev. It. Main, the president of the Royal Astronomical Society, who has ...
... and White striped Linen, as per pattern; Blue Linen; Chambray; Floor Flannel ; Men's, Women's, Boys', and Girls' Shoes and Clogs; Men's Hats, Boys' Caps; Girls' and Women's Bonnets, as per pattern; Straw per stone; Lime per load; Coffins, each. Beef, shoulder ...
... terpsichorean effort—“ The Silver Belt Jig,” which struck us as very nearly resembling, in its principal movements,a clog hornpipe danced in light slippers; there were however, several new and singular features in the dunce winch was rapturously received ...
... poor of Maryport, took place in the Music Hall, and the usual treat of high-class music was provided, under the superin tea dance of the Messrs. Graham of that town, They accompanied the amateur singers, Messrs. Wins taw, Gorley, Ditchburn, Barnes, and ...
... attired for the occasion, performed several dances in a very creditable style, particularly the Highland Fling, which was much applauded, aud showed the care bestowed upon their instruction Mr. Gooding. Dancing was kept up with great spirit until about ...
... WILLIAM GARSIDE’S ORMSKIRK nimble ninepence is better than a shilling” slow PARTIES in of CLOGS or PATTENS effect 11 saving by purchasing WRIGHT’S BOOT SHOE CLOG PATTEN WAREHOUSE C BURCH-STREET ORMSKIRK GENTLEMEN’S SILK IIATS HENRYBROWN HAS just received ...
... are daughlerless, and therefore envious matrons—suggest that the mammas have cried their wares too lustily, and that the competition is so keen that the customers are becoming fanciful. Bomething of difficulty is necessary to lend to the transaction that ...
... A.M. GRAND fIAZiAB EVERY EVENING. Lighting ol the Oily of Magnificent Illuminating » rch- stra, Alcoves, Promenades, and Dancing Platform PERFORMANCE IN THEATRE. COMIC BALLET D'ACTION. Grind Pig t)e Detrt,—M. and R. twin—Mr. 8. Paville. R SaTille, and ...