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... will be introduced the INDIAN SAVAGE DANCE, By Monsieur Hengler, Master J. Hengler, and Moonsieer Plege, altogether on the Single Tight Rope, for the first time in this country. MONSIEUR PLEGE will introduce the Clog and Basket D,.oce; Hoop, Flag, Glove ...
... y JjK& No. 92. EUSTACE* ST EFT, DUBLIN. »upplie*cf Scotch oat*, th** grain had also risen price. J* Year. , challenges competition in any article in his line, and if It should not give satisfaction, shall taken back or exchangeH Offices and Ageudc* in ...
... SOFT, CURLY, and GLOSSY. In dressing HAIR, it keeps a firm in the curl, uninjured by damp weather, crowded As- semiblies, the dance, or in the exercise of riding. To Children it is invaluable, as it lays a fundation for a BEAU-' FUL HEAD OF HAIR. TESTIMONIALS ...
... gentry and farmers. The exhibition of stock uid implements far exceeded that last year ; here was also a great increase of competition or tho various premiums given by the soc icty. J.ADV LONDONUEHRY—THE SfLTAN. A letter from Coastantinoplc, by the Marchioness ...
... Iliss A. Tyrrell. A Faney Dance, b3 Miss Gardiner.. j After which the laughable Burletaof THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOb.. Mr. Nico,;nvUs, Mr. Mo etugLeI Caotain ;V&aUtiioa, Mr. Nsdsteeman; 1slia, Georgia, Miss M. Pitt. NA w Mvedley Dance. composed by Dulang, bys ...
... Last Appearance hut One of those Extraordinary Ar. tietes, Professor RISLEY and his Son, the matchless 'rofeqsor% of Terial Dancing from America. HIS PRESENT MONDAY, November 20, 18843, will be performed the Comic Opera of THE MAID OF THE MILL. L ord Airnwo ...
... introducing his surprising Performance on a emied Flute. He will also sing Lucy Long, ae- eg himself on the Old Banjo, and Dancing nu- lientucky Breakdowns I bsfolowed by the new Grand Classical Exhibition, ~t~ed LES TABLEAUX VIVANS, from Raphael. tr0ooclcdO ...
... Gardiner; Ra o g A, Tyrrell. in Act II. a Sowng by Mr. William May. A Pas Seul by Miss H. St. Clair. A Son g, by Mr. May. A Dance, by Miss Gardiner. To conclude with THE DI LLOSK GIRL. Colonel Belmont; Mr. G. Gardiner; Maclvar, Mr. Hsmilton; Paddy M'Shane ...
... Baker-Ufty, Mim Chalmers, After which th* Fourth and Fifibdßctt of the Tradedy KING RICHARD Duka Clo'tter, Mim Here*. A Favorlie Dance If MmaelL By pnetieolar daah*. Mim HERON will Wng “Widow Machree eharacter, and Dana* an Irish Jig. oouclod* with tb* Pare* ...
... coerce of the piece an Appropriate Dance by B.St. Clair. I'he fifth appearance of Dewburet and his Son, the l wonder cf the age, the matchless profeosof ;btltare P ntry of motion, and rerial dancing. ;tatury Pe'Dance by Nis H. St. Clair. ,,The Dashing ...
... 'ody Will prove that he is afflicted with the itsil ~omplsirnt Polkamanial and in order to illus- itft, will dance his celebrated Lancashire Clog ttle The acbuca. by MiSs H. St. Clair. e9Zh* swlgive his Grand Terpsichoral Melange. ,dith the interesting ...
... that he is afflicted with tthe ab0ie coeeplaiot Pokhamaania3 and in order to illus. this tfct, will dance kis celebrated Lancashire Clog IdlpeP y Dance, by Miss H. St. Clair. A favorite Song by Miss M'Keozie. ,c1udc with the interesting Dramatic Sketch ...