... second competition. Boxing (final ties).—Light and heavy weight. Tumbling and Clog Dancing. Private Martin, Private Hills, bo. Double Trapeze.—Sergt. Nash and Lance- Corporal Gordon. Vaulting Horse.—Squad as for second and seventh competitions. In the ...

... Clarke; cornet solo, Killany, R. Franklin; song and dance, Down on the old plantation, Carpenter and Orraine ; comic sketch, Black Justice ; harp solo, O. Peterson; American clog dance, T. Clarke; concluding with an American walk-round, The ...

... Clarke; cornet solo, Killany. It. Franklin; KIM and dance, Down on the old plantation, Carpenter and Orraine ; comic sketch, Black Justice ; harp solo, 11. Peterson; American clog dance, T. Clarke; concluding with an American walk-round, The ...

... of Moorish magic and clog dancing. Instruction and amusement are both good things in their proper places, but it is extremely doubtful whether they ought to be mixed. What we mean is, that if political address precedes clog dance, the audience will be ...

... being staged. There were also some excellent cut flowers and plants. The wild flower competition brought forth some welLarrantred specimens. and &Jubilee rose competition showed that those lovely flowers be brought to perfection at Kennington. We meat not ...

... the great competition in the entertainment business there is at the present time. Tub Pier Pavilion draws large audiences nightly, and it would be odd if did not, with a low charge, good entertainment, and a finish-up of an hour's dancing. Mr. J. Oveuden ...

... vocalism and clever dancing. One item in their performance is the dancing of a hornpipe by one of the troupe (a littie girlabout fouror five years of age)- ‘ The Bros. Tabra are dealers in negro eccentre } ties, and their singing, dancing, and ¢ paster provoke ...

... acquitted themselves well, while the instrumentalists played with taste and ability. The feature of Part u. was a statue clog dance by the Boston Boys. which was loudly applauded. The introduction of Mr. W. Matthews during this part of the entertainment ...

... skipping rope dancing and lively and vivacious singing. Mr. Tom Callaghan's re-engagement proved eminently successful, for in addition to his excellent character impersonations, being exceptionally good in It was her Sunday out,' he dances capitally well ...

... and dance was well given by Messrs. H, Parkhurst and A. Dunn, in their best style. Professor Pithy next gave a capital stump speech, and Mr F. Donovan the ballad “The Birds will come again.’ Messrs. H. Parkhurst and A. Dunn then gave a clever clog dance ...

... Morley, let; Mr. Frier, find for 6 carrots—Class 1. The exhibit, for competition were very good, and amounted to 45 in number, there was also a plate of apples, not for competition. by Mr. Archer. Meson. Taylor, Burden, and Chambers were the judges. The ...

... haversacks, at 7.45., and the usual dulls will continued every evening after that date unless otherwise ordered. Carbine competition for recruits (Challenge Cup) this day, Saturday, o’clock. The Registration. —Although there must be a largo number of persons ...