... ORIZONTAL-BAR Competition, Rope- E Climbing Competition, Clog.Dancing Competition, o Skating Competition. New Progranmme by all the Brilliant Company, in addition to the Atheletic, Gvmnastic, Terpsi- - ehorean, ...

... prizes provided by Mrs Duguid, Miss Moon and Mr G. Tough. The Forbes-S.empill Cup and the Marget Goodwin Cup for handicap competitions were won by Mrs Masson and Miss West respectively. Other winners of prizes were: Miss E. Moir, Miss I. Mitchell, and Miss ...

... prosecuted. The game. keeper stated that on the afternoon of the Sunday in be observed the accused hunting rabbits with a clog on the bents. Clowexarnined—He said the links et Philerth are about two miles long, and are divided about the middle by a small ...

... Musician,” Corporal Davidson, Ist V.B.G.H. Highland dance, Private J. Gordon ; violin and piano, Mr Adair, Miss L. Lumsden, and Mrs Wood ; song, The Highland Recruit,” Captain Miller Wallnutt; clog dance. Private Geddes and Private Bowman; song and horus ...

... negroisms. Among the uew artistes Joes Alberto and Sarah Hales deservedly occupy the foremost place. With clogs and pumps they execute number of acrobatic dances in a very skilful manner.*and merit the appellation of “ the neat and nimble pair. As ■ ezt«in{K)re ...

... Detective. ]`Ighngton Stakes-Sportsman, Santa Maca Sporting Life, Santa Mana; Field, Santa Mana; Il.nd ant Water, Santa Mana or Clog Dance; Lieelsed Victuatlers' Gazette, Santa Maca or Mr Vyner's best; Sporting Times, Santa Mana or one c. Mr Vvner's. DONOASTER ...

... 18 B*4o I 4•« 111 ft °NLY DINNER loisting competition for a-prize » rs Lever Bros, had to l>e. post- THE ABERDBI.N JOURNAi. WHICH °f the necessary requisites abkrdkbn, 34113,tosbay, July 12. .a - , competition will utel . da ttrt: ,^ ral p office for ...

... ran. r GREAT BftitDiEs' PRODUCE STAIES.-Matchbox 1, Son o' Mine 2, Silver Image 3. Fifteen ran. RIOHMOND STAES-E rin 1, Clog Dance 2, Gold Reef S. Eleven ran. MIDDLESEX SELLINO PLATE-Earl of Annandale 1, Bonthillier 2, Primrose Way 3. Nine ran. TEDDINGTON ...

... democracy the member for Woodstock, who plays the fiddle and treats the world to the ludicrous spectacle of the noble Marquis dancing. It is strange, for truth is sometimes stranger than fiction, that in a country whose inhabitants boast they never shall bo ...

... characteristic entertainments to please the most fastidious son of Erin, and quite smart aiid skilul enough in their clog aind pump dancing to evoke the hearty applause of s all. DISTRIBUTO RS O F THP DMOT XLy VlSIron -SOCIAL MSETTi IXG-The annual social ...

... four tcra not fail attract by their operatic airs 54. new building to erected after tbe passing ’m,' futceful skipping rope dances. Tom Barry and of this Act for the purpose of being used as dwelling- , l , Kc * L Tk l' , , ...

... Gallowhill Road, la-t Sunday. Tha gliaatiy di*- was nude labourer, whow* attention was directed the spot hy the barking of his clog, which was found pulling at tli* canvas which the body was bound up. Tito child was apparently fully developed. police authorities ...