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... gives important late r «'l and local news which obtained by papers outside the City. Agricultural Show is fixed for \ Entries clog© to-morrow. ' ,f Pair, athletic sports, ajid horse J*iJl place on tie intst. are offered. Division Primrose League Habitahold ...
... bon. treasurer, reported balance in hand of £59 Us. Bd. The question of Sunday fishing competitions was' discussed, and was agreed nine votes two that competitions should held on Sundays. A fine of £l, including costs, was imposed on William Stanley Arthur ...
... Devon from wood carving dry stone walling hedge banking and stile making to clog dancing morris dancing heavy horses steam traction engines and a 20-strong Town Crier’s Competition! Less familiar rural skills feature and some perhaps not readily associated ...
... included Devonshire readings, games, competitions and dancing, was thoroughly enjoyed. The competition for orange marmalade was judged by Mrs. Rutley to whom vote of thanks was accorded. The winners of the competition were Mrs. West and Mrs. Gosling. The ...
... ON AT EXETER & DEVON ARTS CENTRE Gandy Street Exeter (0392) 219741 Saturday 2nd December 8 pm DANCE THE FLATF00TERS An Informal Evening of Tap & Clog Dancing join in! Tuesday 5th December 8 - 11pm 'Rock Cafe' DUDLEYS BROTHER Wednesday 6th December 8pm ...
... selections, and capital songs were sung by Messrs A. Burridge. King, H. Punchard, Reader and others, and W. Scanes gave a clog dance. W. H. Lewis was the accompanist. At the City Police Court on Saturday before Mr A. Bowden (in the chair), and Mr R. R. ...
... with fireworks Powderham Castle Friday 8th August 800pm Programme includes: Khachaturian ABngio from Spartacus Heroic! Clog Dance Sibelius Finlandia Strauss Thunder Lightning Polka Strauss Radotzky March with friends in of the orchestra of south west ...
... had dog, called Hai-lcng, which means For Fun. Yiong Yueng taught his dog to dance, how, kneel, play at churning the rice, swim, with boy hi* back, and carry basket. The clog was delight of the neighbourhood. One day a number of children met Hailong the ...
... successful dance took place In the Council School on Friday, when the music was supplied by the Kyrtonian Dance Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Hammett. Mr. W. Western won a prize a card dance, and Mrs. C. Thorne was the winner in spot dance. Mr. C ...
... by permission of Miss F. M. sleigh. Country dancing was given by the school children, in charge of Miss Goss, and there was Morris dancing adults under the direction of Miss Sleigh, guessing competitions, and side-shows. The helpers were Mrs. Watts, ...
... RECIPROCATNG SHUTTLE TO COMPLICATE or cause ilimculty working, no heavy gearing to tire or wear? feet, and no cogwheels to clog, wear away, break. IT HAS NO CHAIN STITCH TO RAVEL OUT OR COME . undone. THE GREAT NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TO IMITATE ' shows that ...
... Scoutmaster S. G. for the dance. Refreshments (kindly given parents and friends) were the supervision of Mcsdames R. Brewer. 11. Crook, and A. Loman'. Stewards were Scoutmaster D. Fox and T. Henley. Mr. and Miys Taklc supplied the dance music. Latest figures ...