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... and very respectable audience turned out. The performance, which consisted of sentimental and comic singing, reciting, and dancing, was really good, especially when we take into consideration that they were amateurs; in fact, so admirably did the sentimental ...
... exposes the tenant-at-will to Chairman of the meeting, shall be happy (ogive him a minute w m ®'v’i? Kiplb COMPETITIONS.—There were two rifle competitions tain that within the last few years the advance of the na- ©/action, the arbitrary raising of rent, and ...
... good. Refreshments were liberally served out by Mesdames Forsyth and Penton ; and on Monday evening the two competitions were finished up with a dance, which was carried on with great spirit into the small hours of Tuesday morning. The prize-list of the Broom ...
... formed one the happiest and gayeat we have ever seen. Dancing at nine, was kept up with great spirit till twelve, when the splendid supper provided Mr Howe was full justice to, after which the dancing wua resumed, and kept up with unflagging zest until ...
... to compete. The first Competition will take place at wl the end of the Summer Term 1876 so that Boys entering the th, College On or before September, 1872, and attending regularly SE thereafter, will be eligiblc for this competition. nd Edinbargh, October ...
... match, as advertised, was held yesterday, on a field on the farm of Gibstone, granted by Mrs Macpherson. This ploughing competition has been very unfortunate if late years. lii 1870 the match was postponed different times on account of the weather, and ...
... Dauciog Ghillie Callum--(2 entries} -1 John Macdonald, Clatt ; 2 James Slorach. Dancing Highland Fling—(6 s)-1 James Slorach, 2 John Macdonald, 3 David Reith, Ken. nethmon t. Dancing Highland Reels—(b entries)-1 James Slerach, 2 David Keith, 3 John Macdonald ...
... .. THE SUBSCRIBERS. BE HT E SECOND ASSEMBLY will take place in S4 T tho MusIc HALL BUILDINGS, on THURSDAY, the 6th Feb., Dancing to commncrico at Half past Nine o'clock. TERNS OF ADMIISSION. Gentlentan Cc Subscribers for the Season ...
... THE SUBSCRIBERS. THE SECOND ASSEMBLY will take place in T the Music HALL BUILDINGS, on THURSDAY, the 6th Feb., CAI 17.Dancing to commence at Half -past Nine o'clock. pi TERMS OF ADMISSION. The' Gentlemen. Pe Subscribers for the Season .£. ...
... materials of the serinmateauser Northern City, of Aberdeen, watt exposed for by pia hl it coup at the ma coast, sad • hese competition, fell to Mr Joseph Ferule, agent, A bent een, for £345, Then lame of local bidders, as well as several from Glasgow and ...
... medals and one splendid gold medal. The gathering was, therefore, one of the most important e the season on Deeside. rhe competitions, at any rate, were, if not better, certainly in every way equal to three of the Braemar gatherings and a perceptible dash ...
... Afton Water by a young lady was deservedly encored. The clog dancing of an amateur was also much admired. After the programme had been ex- hausted the floor of the hall was cleared and dancing Y. engaged in for an hour to the music of the Asylum Iked ...