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... of the Royal Osborne Minstrels, contributed • variety entertainment, comprising comic songs, jokes, concertina solos, clog dances, etc., and were vociferously encored. Mr. J. Chandler jun. ably wore. ponied. On the invitation of he Chairmen several present ...
... manner which immensely pleased the audience. Clever imitations of animals and things were given by Mr. W. Chandler, a skilful clog-dance by Mr. T. Perry, a wall-executed clarionet solo by Mr. F. Higgs, and songs by Messrs. F. R. Andrews, W. Taylor, R Killick ...
... of wrecked on the Liberian row. The Cameroun &truck a rock and was beached ou the 4th ult. at the north of England in clog-dancing; later the Nanakroo. The crew remained on board till the J . S. 1..,..A.WRZW0M. boundaries of his supremacy were enlarged ...
... found himself in -front of the microphone passing on greetings to all the camps irom laraway piaccs Britain New Zealand Australia and other countries throughout the world Three churches At midnight the whole Port Stanley population descends on one of ...
... SAYER The Amarmq FUMBLE Australia top rock band ARIEL READINc, BOROUCHCOUNCII , Recreation and Leisure Department THE READING FOLK SYNDICATE PIPERS AND DANCERS KENNET MORRIS MEN : READING PIPE BAND : READING STEP AND CLOG DANCE GROUP tat THE MFAI)WAY SPORTS ...
... their set by leaping over the heads of the startled audience There -were displays of garland dancing from Knots of May clog dancing from the Reading Cloggies and molly-dancing (a more abandoned form of Morris dancing) from Seven Champions The dance sides ...
... for him by ex-Wokingham TIMES editor and columnist Adam McKinlay The name also refers to Arthur’s service with the navy in Australia during the World War Two In his TIMES column Mr McKinlay would sometimes quote ‘Arfur’s’ opinion on the major issues of the ...
... for him by ex-Wokingham TIMES editor and columnist Adam McKinlay The name also refers to Arthur’s service with the navy in Australia during the World War Two In his TIMES column Mr McKinlay would sometimes quote ‘Arfur’s’ opinion on the major issues of the ...