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... extensive Stock ( wbich has been made expressly far the present season) to so low a rate of prices, as to challenge ali competition, even with Silks of foreign manufacture. The I Stock consists of lutestrings, levantines, plain aud figured sar- cenets ...
... LADIES. Masters of high celebrity attend, and a rmtian Governess resides in the House. Tbe terms, mclod- . French, Pianoforte. Dancing. Drawing, Geography, and IriUDj are One Hundred Guineas per annum. Entrance to •jrt Master, Two Guineas; and to the House ...
... February, immedi- ate!} after which day the apportionment will be made, and air farther particulars announced. By Order, CHARLES DANCE. Secretary. SXTORFOLK, SUFFOLK, and ESSEX RAIL- -1 T ROAD COMPANY.— Capital One Million. In Ten usand Shares, of 1001. each ...
... Esq. ■ pigny, Bart. M. P. Thomas Hamlet, Esq. m oarph Esdaile, Esq. ] Walter Prideaux. Esq. ■Grorge Isaac Call, Esq. 1 Henry Dance, Esq. »oho Chmiophers, Esq. Robert Browne, Esq. WLbot. AlfreJ Thiseln.n, E«q. | John Weston, Esq. Architect— Samuel Beazley ...
... 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 ...
... tunes, Marches, Waltzes, and Country Dances. Ladies and Gentlemen can have them on trial. , Also German Canaries singing the Nightingale notes.— Take notice it is the Fiat Floor at Mr. Stockhan-% Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. CRICKET BATS and BALLS ...
... wood, is added to them lately, which increases the durability. Likewise the Sc-cques Articules, or Jointed Clogs,- for Indies er gentlemen, with Clogs and Pattens ofevery description, made and sold by. J. BURROWS, Paten- free, t^t his manufactory, No. 23 ...
... the expense of a single postaee,-- *o. j L I • '•* P-^PWing for publication. pASII 10 Wa BLK DANCING. QugdriH^_ A- and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite or genteel Society.—Private Tuition.— Mr. HOPE LNS Vo-s h*a\e to return his grateful ...
... Waltzes, Marches, and Country Dances. Also a great variety of Saxony Canaries, singing the Nightingale and Titlark's notes. Take notice, are to be sold as above, on the First Floor, at Mr. Hookhain's, Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. BATHS.— SH AMPOOING ...
... Country Dances, at command. ■ Also Piping Canaries, and a tame Piping Starling, Saxony Canaries, with the Nightingale note. Are to be sold at No. 25, St. Martins-lane, Charing-cross.— Observe, it is the First Floor, at Mr. Stockham's French Clog Manufactory ...
... 12>. Contents ; — Hip. Hip, Hurrah! The Meeting of Ships. Hush! Hush! The part ing' before the battle. s»t. what shall we dance ? The ' Watchman. I be Kvenmg G«n. CVEKINGS IN GREECE— The Poetry by Thomas Moore, Esq., th« Musk by Henry R. Bishop and Mr ...
... (po-t-paid) to Rev. J. P. ,40, Gloucester-place, Porl- man-square. DANCING.— The Misses PRINCE (PupilsTif M. D'Egville) beg to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry their MORNING ACADEMY of DANCING for YOUNG LADIES will RECOMMENCE on MONDAY, (he 221 Instant, nt ...