... Tuesday evening in the Museum Hall, Alloa, on his travels round and through the world. to give account of his journeying in Australia, New Zealand. Tasmania. India, Burmah, Assyria, Russia, Manitoba, Cuba, and Mexico. The iJaify Review says—“ The pleasant ...

... of of Worth or Elise. (Thy may tslk Iltry Veak.) t.;rllet • in aunite crinolim Per ti, an infernal nischin4 .:tanip Act clog dancing. roll call is frequently heard baker's IT it that money talks hush money l'ennars Cupid is painted blind be goes about ...

... York quiet, tonnage, 21. for Chili at Liverpool, to Pera, Nov. 20. as ser] . Nov. 20. Nov. 19. P. AND O. EB. London for Australia, at Colombo, Nov. at Colombo, Nov. 20. Calcutta at London, Nov. Lendon for Bombay, at Gibraltar, Nov. Caledonia, Bombay for ...

... some U gcstions, when, as alteration on the pro lt , ; there was proposed a three mile race, wrestlZ' hitch and kick, clog .dancing, greasy pole, Sk \\l David Clarke, solicitor, was re-appointed auditor n f accounts. According to the audited accoui • ...

... Rawyards Hall. AIRDRIE HIGHLANDERS IN AUSTRALIA.-Mr William Whisker, formerly pipe-major among the local Highlanders, has taken the first, prize at all the Highland gatherings he has attended since going out to Australia for best dressed Highlander. At the ...

... removal to Western Australia. A convict guard, consisting of 30 military pensioners, with their wives and families, embarked on board the Corona previously to that vessel leaving the Thames. The guard, on their arrival in Australia, will become military ...

... horrified hands, hut ended by joining in the revels with keen a z-est any of the gay throng. In Holland the quaint costumes and clog dances were the characteristic feature with clever solo dance Mrs Stewart, pretty songs and dances her pupil's, some of them mere ...

... Mathematics it (SRO OF firmary have received the lowing From a Patient, Collection from P. y elec —The mails for Victor s them Australia, Western Aostralia, aud Tasm is on the m it will the fa December. It will also carry | is wot Seats ene addressed cia Melbourne ...

... among the audience. A variety of songs were also sung —one singer being encored no fewer than live times—and two or three clog-dances were given in good style members of the troupe. Letter Carriers andChkistmas.—The Postmaster-General has thought necessary ...

... will also be a vast improvement when the work has been completed. The intelligence of the donation the poor by Mr Dawvon, Australia, sod particulars of which will be found elsewhere, will, at the present time, shed cheerful glow around many a humble hearth ...

... of great value to the Church. Da, Pret. se Wr WY that oumerous Jexe’usively with the intereste of Australia think that they couid have mace of Australia to give themselves the status of a; more vil . represented by Mr Hadfield. was |™ ous than the ace ...

... time and Dun or* going the same distance. J arris's Lad/ VilUkins Ths 6new went nearly a mile. iWt for Brighton - Emio. Clog Dance. Viilefranche, White Violet, Hawk-weed, jrkmgtjq- Miss Hussy, Belle 0/ Ha; iptoo, bustier, fttadaoMieclle Aiaae. Ova, Cardinal ...