... LANCASHIRE LADS IN AUSTRALIA. The following communication has been received per Mr. John Lawton from his son, Mr. Albert Lawton, Kyle Cottage, Albion, Brisbane, Australia : Advertisement from the Evening Observer, Brisbane, Queensland, Saturday, December ...

... brought up in the town. It long time since they were in Leigh, and during their absence they have been gaining fresh laurels Australia. TTiey have had a most enthusiastic reception daring the week, and their acrobatic powers are even more marvellous than ever ...

... Daks : Petrovna. Salisbury engagements: Irish Air, Ballybay. Caslleblaney, and Jarrietiei-s. Wilts Plate, Salisbury : Wild Australia. Webton Stakes, Bath : Pennymore. York engagements: Kilkenny, May Rose, and all Lord. Shaltjsbury's horses. Doncaster engagements ...

... few opening remarks called upon the instrumentalists to phiv first piece, overture. The room was suitably decorated. The clog dance was the striking feature of the evening. Mrjßootligetting what deserved, very good encore. Mr Urr-H's recitation The gambler's ...

... from the audience. The first naif of entertainment was concluded very effectively the singing national eonn of England, Australia, America, France, anrt Germany same time, there being displayed the flags .of the different countries, altogether making ...

... Plale.-Sporesnan, Bonnie Dancer or ,lgD ?? Lie, Clog Dnce; Field, Clog Dance or Bless Her; Land and Water, Clog Dance; r Licensedvictuallers' Gaee, Clog Danse or Megere; ?? Times, Clog Dance or Oxford. e Zetland Stukes.-Sportiman, minting Queen or F hampton ...

... Greenwood, ., and Mr. J. H. Greenwood, organist. . Collection aid of Church andDaySchools. THE Misses VINCENT and CUMMINS (Australia) will ADDRESS the lollowing MEETINGS, imder the •'pices of the M. and S. Women's Christ Temperance Association : To-morrow ...

... Davies; stamp speech, Mr Proctor; song lance, Messrs Comber end Newby: banjo ditty, , f In Leath e rn ; election, Laud ; clog dance, Comber and Newby. The concert concluded by 1,. LI ,f tiablo sketch entitled ' Rome,' weets completely brought .lewn the ...

... Scot, 6 to 1 agst Changeling, to 1 Clog Dance, and 10 to 1 any other (offered).— four lengths; six lengths separated the second and third and length tho third and fourth (Rusina). The remainder were beaten off. Clog Dance bolted and fell over the rails after ...

... Noar also deserved special men- tion for the quality and quantity of her songs. Mr. T. Parkinson was also recalled for his clog dance. The The farce entitled The Cobblers Stratagem also was well given aud produced much merriment. Sub- ! joined is the ...

... T. Loates 0 9 10 Mr. Hudson's Watch Tower, 4 G. Brown 0 9 10 Mr. Armstrong* Noverre, yrs Rumbold 0 9 7 Capt. M. Hughes's Clog Dance, 4 yre H. Barker 0 9 7 Mr. Blake's 4 yrs Rickabv 0 9 Mr. Piatt's Thomevcroft, 4 C. Loates 9 7 Mr W. G. Stevens's Siy Shot ...

... Capt. Hughes's Clog Dance, vrs G. Williamson 0 11 0 Mr. Clark's Gold leaf, aged. E. Mathews 0 10 9 Mr. Parker's Vosges, Mr. H. M. Ripley, 0 Winner trained privately. Betting—3 to 1 agsfc Dilemma, 5 1 each agst Prank and Clog Dance, 6 1 agst Theobald ...