... ripped his body open longitudinally. He was clearing the points at the moment, near the I goods station, which had become clogged, owing to the heavy showers, and he must have been unaware the approach the truck, notwithstanding he was called to •fey one ...

... Conlon was especially entei ing in his temperanco lecture, which was based scientific principles, and also in the concluding clog dance. The ladies greatly contributed to the success of tke evening, Mrs. Morley's song, Awake, awake, with piano and violoncello ...

... down the birds he hit. Mr. Heanley won the next, being one of five competitors. The best shooting was seen in the next competition, when Mr. Floyer having killed all his birds, as did in the next instance, secured both stakes. There was some very good ...

... began with a stump speech on temperance, in which Mr. T. Phillips acquitted himself better than on any previous occasion. clog dance by Mr J Hoi and followed, and was deservedly applauded. After a ban : o song by Mr. J.Lee, the glee Come where my love ...

... Horse Society, the second annual sheep eheartng competition was held the Cricket-field. Londonroad, Saturday. The shearing took place a large tent. The entries mre slightly above those of last year's competition ; whilst extra champion dase has been added ...

... admitted about B'3o p.m. on Monday. He saw it was a hopeless case from the Lj. Chloroform was administered, but his lungs clogged owing to his not being able to spit, ad died from look jaw Tuesday.—The in summing up, said that deceased was young left in ...

... Reservation. What they come , ;; . have done nothing. Our dance ' •■pons dance, and are going to dance ui faring-. It find Christ not apjiear • s, stop dancing. But troops or no troops, e start to dance this creek in the ra ' L'. We also ...

... evening before about of the wives and friends of the members. The entertainment wis of a varied oharacter, comprising aongß, clog dances, and banjo sketches, and original farce one of ths members (Mr. W. Walmsley), entitled The Black Highxoayman. The programme ...

... intervals during the afternoon, and for dancing on the lawn in the evening, the grounds being brilliantly lighted up by Chinese lanterns of varied hues. The sale realized over 302. Sheep-shearing Contest.—A competition for prizes offered by the Technical ...

... com•tee. Tbe St. Andrew's rules were adopted with trttin modifications to meet local requirements. l:«s decided that monthly competitions should held for members. Entertainers Entertain Thbm- IB.VES.-The annual outing of the Entertainment Committee of the Liberal ...

... F.RC.O., A.R.C.M., wbo haa for some years been the organist of All Saints' church, Stamford, bas been appointed (after competitive trial) organist and choirmaster Great Yarmouth church, the largest parish church England. The adult members of St. John's ...

... under the command of Capt. Young, marched to Easton, several Stamford ians following. There the band played on the lawn and dancing was indulged in. The party arrived home at 9*30 having had an enjoyable outing. Re-opening services were held Trinity Wesleyan ...