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... here also a change has been made: — Dancing—Competitions in the double jig and hornpipe for men, reel and hop jig for women, double jig and hornpipe for boys, and reel and hop jig for girls. In all the dancing competitions the steps have to be genuinely Irish ...
... dulcimer and Japanese violin, Mr Bishop; violin, Mr Morrison; bagpipes, Mr Mackenzie; exhibitions of Highland dancing by Pipe-Major Taylor; clog dancing by Messrs Shevlin and Smith; exhibition of sword-swinging by Lance-Corpl. Smith. Each was vigorously encored ...
... The object of the concert was to defray the cost of the street lighting. The dance which followed was very successful. Loc KIN VER—Assynt Rifle Club.—The first competition for Mr Boswell's silver spoons took place on Saturday. The conditions were seven ...
... popular music hall ditties. Worthy of special mention was Captain's Chef Miller, who really excelled as a comic singer and clog dancer. Snb-Lieutenant Smith sang with much feeling and musical skill, Asleep in the deep, and was justly encored. Chief ...
... h. The Territorials held their annual ride competition this year 011 -Christmas Day at the rings.. There was a large entry, though the day was very dull and the light had for shooting. Result.:. -Competition 1., for retauits—conditiona, service wive pons ...
... Australia is without precedent, and is therefore the more welcome. The eighteen Australian marksmen have done splendidly in the competition, no fewer than eight having shot their way into the King's Hundred, and one of them having won two trophies. Championships ...
... hall boots, pair of seamen’s boots, and a pair of clogs; at 14 Bridge Street a pair of boot* ; at a draper's shop in Church Street a lady'* jacket : and at a shoemaker’s shop in Drummond Street, pair clogs and pair of boots. The loads and other articles ...
... strange thing is that only local notices are tampered with, whilst those issued by strolling play-actors, darky singers, and clog dancers are never interfered with. THE BUILDING TRADE. —Proportionately there is not, perhaps. another place in the north ao ...
... Smiths and Scotand Vet, Mr It. M. Cameron ; dialogue, iiggling Gertie, Misses Aitchison, Williamson, and Itl•Donell ; clog dance, Miss Peggy Ellice. Clengarry ; humorous duet, The Twins. Messrs A. It M'Culloch and A. D. Grant ; reading, We have ...
... and I observe that ^tight rope cf twisted scriptar is a dangerous thing for a clog dancer. We Highlanders have two ways of -sine so.ords.—one for a duel, another for a dance—and it the inexperienced artist should attempt a performance at either afore ...