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... RESULT. FAVERSHAM MAN'S DEPARTURE FOR AUSTRALIA. FAREWF ii. PRESENTATION,. Several gatherings have been held in the town this week to bid farewell to Mr George Hampshire, who has sailed to-day (Friday) for Australia. Mr Hampshire has been in the employ ...
... Sir Henry Hicks Hocking wot barrister, and formerly Attorney-General for Jamaica, and previously Attorney-General for West Australia. an inquest held on Wednesday was stated that the deceased had been in feeble health for some time, and fell white attempting ...
... J. Itoberis and V. Springett Africa, J. Chalk. E. Davis, M. Gatestnan, B. Hints,: Canada, W. Hall, V. French E. Alger; Australia, 1). Alger, l). Vibert, J. Whiting. A pianoforte solo given by E. Siiialllirook. a recitation by J. Robert., a song by H ...
... Evening News” and the “ Town and Country Journal,” to revisit Australia once in every two years. At least, so the story goes in Colonial circles. As a matter of fact he does run out to Australia at such intervals, a week or two ashore, and then reships for ...
... of amusement at Portsmouth on Bank Holiday Mr. Pearce's house was crowded at both performances. The trio, with songs and clog dance, were special favourites. Tony Iveson sang capital style, and the Seebold'a gave a clever instrumental turn. CONCERT AT ...
... M.C.A.) Mr. de Wadi, et Sandwich, Mr. P. Gillman, sod Mr, H. Most, were, as usual, thoroughly appreciatod, and a clever clog dance by Driver Mooney was a peaticalarly acceptable ken. Mr* *airs (Pastry), proved herself a highly ct Saint aid sympathetic ...
... at Derby in a style stamina. which suggested that her forte may be Beguile (whipped round), Water Baby c., Blagueur, and Clog Dance were slow starters at Derby. Derby selle winners: Mountain Daisy g (Mrs. Bendir), 630 guineas ; Battles (retained), 400 ...
... Scottish dress, gave reel, Rita Hancock, who was Dutch girl, per formed clog dance. Other nations wer represented follows:—Wales. Joyo Kraushaur; Ireland, Doreen Goldsmith Australia. Ray Haliett; Canada, Bobb: Davey; America Dick Peckham; India Alfred Welfare: ...
... those cut and dried comedians, have made a return visit, and with their witty wheezes, comics songs and a cleverlyexecuted clog dance, they have placed themselves in the first position as popular comedians, who have made their in appearance here. Variety ...
... dramatic pieces, whilst a musical programme will also be given. Mr. E. Gilburt Howell (who was born Koringa, Burra Burra, South Australia), has had some considerable experience in the theatrical world. In addition to playing, in the provinces, in several London ...
... women's section) and Mr. H. A. Bunch (secretary). The programme was given by Mr. W. Green (pianoforte), Mr. and Miss Harrison 'clog dance's). Mr. Mummery (humorous), Miss Avis Allchin (recitation.) and Miss Owen, Mrs. Miekin and Mrs. Harwood (sketch).—The Chairman ...
... of wrecked on the Liberian row. The Cameroun &truck a rock and was beached ou the 4th ult. at the north of England in clog-dancing; later the Nanakroo. The crew remained on board till the J . S. 1..,..A.WRZW0M. boundaries of his supremacy were enlarged ...