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... Burnbank. Sword Dance-1 Bessie Curie; 2 Dolly Mackinnon; 3 Annie Sherrie, Glasgow. Sailor's Hornpipe--1 James Kelly, Cambuolang; 2 Dolly Meer kinnon; 3 Annie Sherrie. Irish Jig , -1 Dolly Mackinnon; 2 Annie Sherrie; 3 J. Kelly. Clog Dance-1 R. Wigiitraan ...
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... to me Diana, Mari, Donald, Man Gaelic Sam.. Horo mu Nieman Donn Bhohlheach ..Mir Man Macleod Comedy Sketch Humorous Dancing Competition POOLS a Pi iOLIC. Scotch Story Betty Waink .THX MAN YOU KNOW Meng (Irish) . Asthote .. Mr Austin Makin sow and Banos ...
... here also a change has been made: — Dancing—Competitions in the double jig and hornpipe for men, reel and hop jig for women, double jig and hornpipe for boys, and reel and hop jig for girls. In all the dancing competitions the steps have to be genuinely Irish ...
... folk', and on Thot'diy toe Atdcoes School. New-Year’s Golf Competition— The u*ual New Yeats and loliawmg day* cumpe'lnon will lake pNca (weather pirmlttlog) the Alness golf annr-e. Th* competition wilt be can led through under medal play condition. There ...
... a return dance, arranged by one or two gentlemen in the town, given to the men of H.M.S. Surprize in the Victoria Hall. Over 40 coupler were present, and dancing which commenced a 6 9 p.m. was kept up with great zest until 330 a.m. The dance was most ...
... particularly yo.xl,falling little short, in the opinion uf some, of the celebrated Christy Minstrels of St Jatues's Hall. The clog dance, which was well executed, cited forth • hearty and deserved encore. The little nigger comely was very amusing, and brought ...
... dulcimer and Japanese violin, Mr Bishop; violin, Mr Morrison; bagpipes, Mr Mackenzie; exhibitions of Highland dancing by Pipe-Major Taylor; clog dancing by Messrs Shevlin and Smith; exhibition of sword-swinging by Lance-Corpl. Smith. Each was vigorously encored ...
... during the past week, part in a few of the competitions, and thei ting. istin sence alded to the interest of the occ Several new features were introduced int voted faire, programme, including a clog dance by me of the Lancashire Fusiliers—a detachment ...
... the following Competitions on the GREAT HIGHLAND BAGPIPE. ant DANCING take place, when the undernotesi Prize, will be awarded to the succeadol therthetitors ; but those who won ring Prizes at Inverness are excluded from this day'. Competition of Pipers:— ...
... The object of the concert was to defray the cost of the street lighting. The dance which followed was very successful. Loc KIN VER—Assynt Rifle Club.—The first competition for Mr Boswell's silver spoons took place on Saturday. The conditions were seven ...
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