... Eleven ran. Auden Handicap Plat*. —Glentworth, 1; Clog Dance, 2; Kate Paradise, 3. Seven ran. Open Welter Handicap.—Uncle Joe, 1; Penzie, 2; Probation, 3. Thirteen ran. CRICKET. STODDART’s TEAM in AUSTRALIA. Ireuter’s telegram.] Melbourne, Tuesday.—On the ...

... T. Loates Mr Hudson's Watch Towrr, Ayr*. 9st 101b O. 0 Mr G. Armstrong's Noverre. 6 yr*, 9st Rumbold 0 Captain M. Hughes Clog Dance, 4 yrs, 9st 71b . .11. Barker Mr W Blske tlticlva, 4 yrs, Sat Rickaby Mr W. G. Stevens Shot. aged. 9st Bb M. Cannon 0 Mr ...

... PLATE of 103 sevs. One mile. Mr J. M. Haobury G lent worth. 4 yrs, 7st 31b (all Sib) T. Leader 1 Captain Michael Hughes Clog Dance,4 yrs. Set ÜbT. Mr C. Uibbert s Kst* Paradise, 3 KMb .Oartiedgs 3 Mr E. G. Fenwick Koedoo, 4 yrs. let Sib 8. Loates ...

... Manager, Harry Uksierey. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT Benefit of PROFESSOR FINNF.Y and Mdlle. LE GRAND. Grand Swimming Contest. Clog Dancing Contest for Championship of Forfar. Two Novel Contests. Grand Assault-at-Arms. Greatest Programme ever Offered. Doors Open ...

... Thursday.—The Trave, from New York, arrived and left for Bremen the Medway, from West Indies, arrived ; the Hohenzollern, from Australia, arrived and proceeded for Bremen. Calcutta, Thursday.—The Ameer, for London and Liverpool, left. Philadelphia, Thursday ...

... THE FLEETING SHOW. Rev Mr is to accompany ex-Bailie Findlay on his trip to Australia. Mr William Miller, solicitor, is seriously ill with pleurisy and pneumonia, resulting from a cold. Mr Colville, M.P., is to address his constituents in the Holytown ...

... liked teacher Fred favourably” “H’m ! yon see how struck me left” Stranger “Do do any fancy here Dealer “No marm feller for clog-dance bnt ta’ rheumatiz knocked wonderfully lately Bound to with tamer 'See pants have shiny” Dealer frient vts Vreccta goots ...

... 226 61; lmseet, 228 6d: VisitoRs a Mr Henry Milner's Lady Caroline, 4yra, Gxt extra, Row Coare, five furlongs Cannon 1 Clog Dance, Syra, Txt Watts 2 Mr G, B. Game's ‘Tet 4b 3 Mr Mr Singer's tae G. Barrett © Mr T. Mr Wallace Se lid 0 tt ‘Sib. Allsopp ...

... Mr Langden, encore t “The Man that came over from Ireland ;” “ He’d lay down bis life for Old Ireland,” Mr ,T. M’Gowan; clog dance, Mr Docherty; “No, Sir,” Miss M'Pbilips; “ The Man that Struck O’Hara,” Mr Langden; “The Brave Old Oak,” Mr M'Gowan. The ...

... cornet solo, Corpo>ral G. Mansbridge; song. .Sergeant V. dHugget; comic rong, Private Murray; club swinging, Corporal Spiers; clog dance, Mr T. mranse (late sergmant, Seaforth Highlaadmrs);' sword daues, pipe-?l ajo, Sutherland; song, Sergeant V. Huggett; comic ...

... Fling —1, N. Cameron, Coatrbndge; 2, J. Robertson, Coatbridge. Violin—l, A. Cairus, Newruains ; 2, C. M'Ewan, Bellshill. Clog Dancing—l, J. Fitzparrick, Hamilton ; 2, J. M'Pike, Motherwell. Salvation Army.—Mr Booth presided farewell meeting held in Andrew's ...

... Tuesday evening in the Museum Hall, Alloa, on his travels round and through the world. to give account of his journeying in Australia, New Zealand. Tasmania. India, Burmah, Assyria, Russia, Manitoba, Cuba, and Mexico. The iJaify Review says—“ The pleasant ...