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MR. FLINTOFF’s BALL, Town Hall, Alnwick, December 30, 1808. Two Alamand, by Master Wilkin and Miss Falder, Miss Forbes, by Misses Dixon and Lindsay. Berwick Joney, by Masters Wilkin and Taylor. Strathspey, by Masters Cattenach, Allison, Misses | don and Cousins, A Hornpipe, by Masters Wardell and Cattenach, Barley Bree, by Misses Howey, Snowdon, Coward, a The Highland Reel, by Masters Cattenach and Bell, White Cockade, by Misses Young, Annett, Snowdon, and Cousins. La Suel, by Miss Harrison. A Jig, by Master T, Wilkin and Miss Murton, Chase Reel, by the least set. My Nannie O, by Misses Chariton and Falder A Hornpipe. by Masters Cattenach, Bell, and Allison. The Medley Strathspey, by Misses Harrison, Smith, Catteuach, and Coward. A High Dance, by Miss Hunter. The Graces, by Misses F, Harrison, Cousins, and Coward. Drops of Brandy, by Miss Cattenach, A Strathspey, by Masters Wilkins, Misses Buston and Lindsay. An Opera Dance, by Miss Smith. . A New Figure Dance, by eight Ladies. Scotch Measure, by eight Misses, Off She Goes, by Masters Cattenach, Speed the Plough, by nine Ladies. La Suel, by Misses Smith and Cattenach. A Long Reel, tor the least Set. Haste to the Wedding, by Misses Harrison & Cattenach. Three Alamand, by Misses Howey, Dixon, and Harrison, Minuet Strathspey. by Masters Wardell, Bell, Misses Bell and Annett. The German Jig, by Misses Howey, Annett, Harrison, and Dixon. The Five Alamand, by Misses Annett, Smith, E. Harri- son, and Cattenach. A Figure Dance, for wwelve.
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