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... a vote of thanks to Mr. Gill as chairman of the competition. Mr. H. Shaw, in supporting. spoke highly of the play in the final, and also complimented the committee on the way in which the competition had 1110011 conducted. The vote was carried with ...
... the sole proprietors Mr and Mrs JOHN EVANS 99 Reddish-road South winners in open Dancing Competitions large assembly hall heaton NORRIS CONSERVATIVE CLUB To Let for Dancing Parties after Sep'cmher For particu'ars terms apply the Secretary at the Club THE ...
... on Thursday evening aDd females present It formerly custom for the “old to dine together but wise committee last ’it ht P” dance should place This gave satisfaction and followed like manner this A of Farmers’ C'ub Hop Pole Hotel on Mr Dodd chair PRESENTATION ...
... there years Cookie’s Pills Britain’s industrial supremacy Cookie’s otlior give leave relaxed “ of science “Morning Post” CLOG DANCING JUVENILE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD LAD cy This Tom which ofhred ir 1896 tour with Mr Company) by NOTES a oar driver taking ...
... and dialect readings, and fnur young ladies, portraying factory girls, very creditably performed a musical dialogue with clog-dance accompaniment. The gathering broke up at 10.30 with a hearty Auld lang syne. Presentation to Bold street Church. The trustees ...
... Children’s Class commences Oct 6 the Dances taught- Admission 6d 'Tickets now Assembly 6 Assembly (both nights Instruction given to Teachers Dancing Private Lessons by arrangement F SWIFT Vienna-road Kdgelty T0KI0 POLKA COMPETITION October 11th 1st prize 2nd prize ...
... Mr W CKing treasurer Simister Port secretary It that wiih champfdns and y take place on Pool green also that the for a competition win 2 points and a 1 In case of tie taken decided to all clubs clubs enter divide sections North South Wirral in to play ...
... remain the first construe' tive work of the Unionist Party the objects of such reform are to secure more equal terms of competition for British closer commercial union with the colonies Then follows the meat important part of the communication embodying ...
... for new schools Some ladies appear in elaborate military costumes whilst 1 6 girls charmingly attired in Old English dresses dance at intervals in a manner doing great credit to their instructress Miss Haines of Manchester The 4th VBCR Band gives selections ...
... little Robin appeared in the nest Robin o’ Kits could scarcely hold himself together treated his friends danced in true Lancashire fashion till of his clogs in the same condition the famous in the Manchester College which tradition and the Bluecoat boy said ...
... Asleep in the deep” Mr Blakemore delighted hearers with piccolo solo The Carnival of Venice” Messrs King excellent of clog dancing which highly appreciated Then of the evening Mr B Bloss quite local humorist being deservedly encored for bis efforts ...