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... very fair. Captain Billiard and Lieut. Heels were on the range, and the former presented the prises to the men, attar the competition, at the Crown Hotel, at which place the men partook of a hot-pot, which was thoroughly enjoyed. The shooting was at 200 ...
... for ever” was sung with much expression and sweetness of tone The next song “Sweet Forgot-me-not” was accompanied with a clog-dance which so pleased the audience that the gentlemen had to return give a similar performance with the song I’ll never forget ...
... ULV T ERA R Y COMPETITION. R~RIZES to the Paltre Of -:~2 TW127LKtZF ?? ?? TER-MS AND CONDITIONS Or C 0 BI P TI T 1 0 ?? ]. Cs,,;-r:!,0Toe~o in.Y ic- ci l~:i or Ploce, Orig~nlll or :ec.&tcjl. lifekte. 'rom teue nenr 's Ni ork, v.Itt' -i*.tt of -ul,! ...
... to-day laid in Westminster Abbey. The latter was a man of great spiritual forcesforces, too, free from all the superstitious cloggings of undeveloped lives. Mackay was a simple singer of the people’s political and social hopes. He was truc for a season, and ...
... Their dancing and singing pleased greatly, and they were called upon for many encores. The Star, Dec. 27th. The Sisters Lincoln, charmingly dressed, introduce into the show several brighit and tuneful songs and dances, their brilliant step dance in the ...
... 27th. The Sisters Lincoln, charmingly dressed, introduce into the show several bright and tuneful songs and dances, their A brilliant step dance in the seventh scene last night leading to a rapturous recall. See also_ Standard, Dec. 27th Sunday Times, ...
... as follows :—Competition is good for trade. In my opinion. is not always borne wit by facts; it wankl be nearer the truth if it said: Competi. lion is good for the . public, for people of any trade or profession start keen competition, it is more often ...
... Newman-street, W. - 11/TADA- _ STAINTON TAYLORS CLASSES fo >r lTj. DEPORTMENT, DRAWING-ROOM DANCING, am 1; EXERCISES. Private Valse Lessons. At Home dances. School ly and classes visited.— 3s, Coleherne-ro-d. Redcliffe-sguare Soutl _*.e_siu_toa- CRYSTAL ...
... The Scholarships fee by School in 1880 AT Pupil selected for Scholarship value £75 per NAVAL CADETSHIP A PupU wo to of competitive I AT COLLEGE Junior Exhibition A Mathematical Scholarship during A PupU placed first Examination third includes rotations ...
... comedian was received with hearty approbation. Among the other artistes were Mr Clark, Leith, who, in making his debut as a clog dancer, was exceedingly successful; Miss Kate Watson, Edinburgh, Miss %Vett and Mr W. Thomson, who sang several pieces in an ...
... and Major Gatey, who was in command, conducted the proceedings. In a brief introductory address he explained that the competition should have taken place New Year's Day, but, owing to the fog, the targets on Lough rigg were imperceptible at even a short ...
... enjoyable and happy evening was then spent in dancing and various games. HENGRAVE.-SERVANTS' SUPPEE.-OII ?? New Year's evening Mr. ani Mrs. Eyre gave their s ervanlts together with their friends, a supper and dance. t. The company, numbering about 40, sat ...