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... Edgingten, 5, To»ley-street, Southwark. rpilE HEALTH PRESERVER or PRO- JL MENADE CLOG, for Ladies and Gentlemen, possesses •he most decided advantages over every other kind of clog, being more durable, extremely light and pleasant to wear, com- posed of cork ...
... New Melodies, besides Ihe n»o*l popular of their former Songs, and concl.de with intro- ducing • specimen of Iheir National Dancing. Tickets 3s. Books of tbe Snags in English and German as soon as published. ADMIR ALTY OF FIC E, J u ne 15, ,1829.— Notice ...
... paid, S. T„ Messrs. Darton and Harvey's, Graeechurch-street. The address at Boulogne, rue St. Jean, No. 22, Haute Ville. DANCING— Mr. HENRY KENDON, In- structor to her Majesty the Queen of Portugal, begs respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry ...
... establishments in Malta and Sicily. 'pilE HEALTH PRESERVE!! or PRO- M. MENADE CLOG, for Ladies and Gentlemen, possesses the most decided advantages over every other kind of clog, being more durable, extremely light and pleasant to wear, com- posed of cork ...
... t, Upposite Hanover-street. fpHE HEALTH PRESERVER or PRO- ■ ?-JL MEN ADK CLOG, for Ladies and G tiemen. possesses flio mosl decided advantage* over every olher 'kind of clog, being snore durable, extremely lightand pleasant 4o wear, com- posed of cork ...
... can undertake English in every depart- ment ; French, which she speaks fluently, having resided on the Continent ; Drawing, Dancing, Music, Oriental Tinting, Rice Flowers, and Ihe rudiments of Italian, with Velvet Paint- ing. She can give the highest references ...
... the Royal Family, from whence the title of the work has its origin. The figures are au improvement on the manner they were danced at his Majesty's Balls last season. Vide Figure-cards and Graphical Companion. There is nothing in them lhat could affect ...
... LADIES' SCHOOLS.— The Principal of JL an established Ladies' School, of liberal terms, intend- ! ing to re-appoint to the DANCING DEPARTMENT, may I obtain the Daughter of a Master much occupied in the higher i circles, by engaging with him. He purposes ...
... begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that at the request of several Families of distinction he has OPENED his ACADEMY for DANCING, at Almack's, King-street, Si. James's, which will continue every Monday and Thursday during the season, commencing at Eleven ...
... by Boosey and Co.. 28, Holies-street, Oxford-street. DANCING. MR. HENRY KEN DON respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry that he TEACHES the celebrated POLISH MAZURKA, in the same style ;is danced at the Nobility's Balls in St. Petersburgh. 1 Letters ...
... 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 ...
... unite all the advan- j \ tages of the Indian and Turkish methods of Vapour Bathing ) ( and Shampooing, which sets it above competition. — Apart- : ) ments, with every accommodation for Invalids, and the greatest : . attention is paid by Mr. and Mrs. S. to ...