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... four nationalities of the British Islea, about whom were grouped other girls symbolising in costume and by flag Canada, Australia, Africa, and India, then our allies, France, Italy, Russia, and Japan. Last all a figure draped black stepped sadly in, and ...
... their son, at present on a visit to the homeland of Mr Laird from Gympie, Australia. The lady was led on to the ice. The experience was entirely novel, as, being a native of Australia, she had never stood on ice before. She was just a trifle timid about the ...
... lecture on Woman's Right Mr Boyek could sing The Married Man's Lament. Mr Ball to finish the first meeting with a clog dance. Mr Johnston could speak briefly on Children and the Taws, and he might exhibit a few instruments of tarture he her ...
... Eleven ran. Auden Handicap Plat*. —Glentworth, 1; Clog Dance, 2; Kate Paradise, 3. Seven ran. Open Welter Handicap.—Uncle Joe, 1; Penzie, 2; Probation, 3. Thirteen ran. CRICKET. STODDART’s TEAM in AUSTRALIA. Ireuter’s telegram.] Melbourne, Tuesday.—On the ...
... T. Loates Mr Hudson's Watch Towrr, Ayr*. 9st 101b O. 0 Mr G. Armstrong's Noverre. 6 yr*, 9st Rumbold 0 Captain M. Hughes Clog Dance, 4 yrs, 9st 71b . .11. Barker Mr W Blske tlticlva, 4 yrs, Sat Rickaby Mr W. G. Stevens Shot. aged. 9st Bb M. Cannon 0 Mr ...
... Donald Fer- ;usou, mouth harmouiun selections Mr Charles . d'Fadyeu and Mr James Ditty, mauiolinc selections Master Darrocb, clog dance Mr Biuce, songs Messrs Donald Bruce, Feter Gray, Andrew Todd, Thomas Horne, John Robertson (comedian;, Ales. Johnston (comedian; ...
... PLATE of 103 sevs. One mile. Mr J. M. Haobury G lent worth. 4 yrs, 7st 31b (all Sib) T. Leader 1 Captain Michael Hughes Clog Dance,4 yrs. Set ÜbT. Mr C. Uibbert s Kst* Paradise, 3 KMb .Oartiedgs 3 Mr E. G. Fenwick Koedoo, 4 yrs. let Sib 8. Loates ...
... Thursday.—The Trave, from New York, arrived and left for Bremen the Medway, from West Indies, arrived ; the Hohenzollern, from Australia, arrived and proceeded for Bremen. Calcutta, Thursday.—The Ameer, for London and Liverpool, left. Philadelphia, Thursday ...
... the peon), Trainor, song and dance, Clog Dance, . Scotland. because, whether it. was in Sooty J:g, Top Boot Dance, Saior's 'or:4l Oriels. in Caned*, the roiled States, o- High land Fling, and Sheen Trews; mit, Australia. the people of those countries at ...
... Manager, Harry Uksierey. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT Benefit of PROFESSOR FINNF.Y and Mdlle. LE GRAND. Grand Swimming Contest. Clog Dancing Contest for Championship of Forfar. Two Novel Contests. Grand Assault-at-Arms. Greatest Programme ever Offered. Doors Open ...
... THE FLEETING SHOW. Rev Mr is to accompany ex-Bailie Findlay on his trip to Australia. Mr William Miller, solicitor, is seriously ill with pleurisy and pneumonia, resulting from a cold. Mr Colville, M.P., is to address his constituents in the Holytown ...
... Kirkwall, on Wednesday evening, when, during an interval, one of the members, Ruby Hslcrow, who is leaving Orkney for Sydney, Australia, was presented with a handsome I toilet set, with Felix mascot attached for good luck, and Rangers badge with chain. In calling ...