... osseninzW'- enjoomens wee also oontrihu'-ed to by M~r Wilt Fender with ht ime els banjo. Iore.: a~r G. K. U~rtifan. come-dian a-nd clog dtinter end Mr For.7unteO moupe of Hiechinod danmcers. Tie, ae.-tsanitanentts Irere tastefully pl-ayed by 'Mr D. Tb 1010,& ...

... the room of the late Mr Allan. A eution» of (76, 153. The bet halfsoheme ol bnr>>arifle by the Treasurer, yearly competition took place favoumWe Mr Wateon, was approved. Under it there will weather on Saturday. Result;—\N. Macbe offered this voir ...

... gun in the art of forplichore also,proof being found in the fact that ,he came out first in the sword dance, and third in ',land fling dance competitions. Teat r may long blow his chanter with power is nimble nether extremities to as good ither in the pleasant ...

... maximum bonus sanctioned by the Treasury.” RtrrHiRMAY. - The Farm Servant*’ Friendly Society bad their annual social meeting and dance week ago. Mr Adam, Corshellie. presided, and gave account of the proceedings the Society for the past year, abowing that in ...

... tcmatoes and mayonnaise. It is probably delicious. Another recipe is for an anchovy omelette. There were no military or naval competitions at the Salon Culinaire. -The National Physique is the subject of a practical and eloquent article contributed to last ...

... Angus Macpherson, Mugu. ale; 4 Templeton, Grantown. Dancing did Fiing-1 Donald vacphemon, Lased ; 2 John Lawson, Grantown 3 Reginald Roes, Ladd; 4 Andrew Murray. Nethy-Rr dep. Ghillie Callum, or Sword Dance- 1 A tolrew Murray, Nethy-Bridge; 2 Donald Slacpbero ...

... for Ladies ;it is comfortable looking and elegents Mime Cantata at Midnight. AND ROTHIENORMAN 'BUS • • GAITERS, LEGGINGS, CLOGS, &o. XMAS DAY. Leaving Brig o' Forgue 7 a.m., arriving MiIAN Wanted for Milk Cart ; must be a Milker. Rothienorman 9.30 a ...

... members of the club brought an interesting competition for three prizes to conclusion. The first two rounds were played by holes, under handicap conditions, and the victors played the final by a stroke competition last Wednesday. The scoring was particularly ...

... LioNGSIDE—FINISHING SSJIMBLY.—The dancing classes conducted during the linear by Mr James Wihon were clonal on Friday evening by , a vary successful aseembly in the M'Kenzie Hall. A large company assembled and dancing was engaged in till an early hour ...

... chair. The entertainment was of varied pharacter, consisting of vocal solos, violin, pianoiorte and gramaphone selections, clog dancing, etc., and drew forth the enthusiastic applause of the audience. The aitistts were—Misses M. 3. Falconer, M. C. S. Falconer ...

... Hardy; Lady Liberty, Maher; Tyrolese, Lyne: Queen's Ball. Aylin; Lady Clwyd, Saxby ; Rhodalind, Melvin ; Hedge Sparrow. ; Clog Dance, M'Call; Hot Roll, Murray; Elysee, W. Lane; Burnt CSiild, Sherwood; Daisy's Castle, E. Wheatley; Prince Tartar, Trigg. Betting ...

... about £35, which will be carried to a fund for providing a heating apparatus for the church, Fuessaanann —DANCE. —The shop assistants' Leap-Year dance was attended by about 65 couples in Dalrymple Hall on Wednesday night. Music was supplied by Mr Robb's ...