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... by the police in the following terms:— Age, 30 vears; height, about sft. 3in.; build, stiff; clothing. light blue suit with clogs. A diligent search was instituted and maintained. In this search for the escaped alien, the police were assisted by members ...
... young lady dancers, who sing and dance very prettily ; little Barney Dixon, a juvenile performer who wins some thoroughly hearty plaudits for his Lancashire song and clog dance ; and Miss Jenny Rogers, who sings and dances with great grace, her sabot song ...
... k. Douglas.- Concerts evert after- noon from ?? to .'•-IS. Dancing every evening, r ueworks on Tuesdays and Fridays. ' FALCON Cum, Douglas, open daily. Concerts , (Very afternoon at :t. Dancing every evening. I Gt.KN H-LKN (I milts from Douglas). | Dhoon ...
... Dougla -..-Cone -ens every after- noon from 3-15 to S-15. Dancing every ereait.***. Fireworks on Tuesdays and Fridays. -ALCON Clikf, Douglas, open daily. Concerts every afternoon at 3. Dancing every evening. GL..N Helen- (10 miles from Douglas!. dhoon ...
... twelve entries. The competition was divided into two classes, six competing for tbe Champion Stakes, and six for the Castletown stakes— the latter being open lo all who had never won a prize higher than a third in an open competition, or a first in a s ...
... real benefactor to the town; a riele by tram, to Derby Castle or Falcon Cliff, at which places gooel bands play aml dancers dance, andyoungpeople flirt and old people gossip; a sail out on the moonlight silvered sea, thinking of other scenes in otlier climes ...
... Dinners Fund, gratefully acknowledges from Mr Joseph Cubbon, 10s ; Mr Picltard. ss ; also. 20 pair of clogs from an anonymous donor, for Mr J. T. Cowell's Clog Fund. The High-Bailiff desires to acknowledge the receipt of £10 from the Lord Bishop for the Douglas ...
... repast by 2-30 p.m., the visit having taken place most expeditiously, and without a hitch. In connection with the doll competition and the visit of school children from the south of the Island to the Kxhibition, Miss Moore received the following letter ...
... Mesmerist, and Mr C. Until I that of the Subject Mr J. Cass was loudly applauded for the manner in which he per- torroed his clog dance. A stump speech, entitled I p-to-date on science, by Mr W. Comerford, •as enjoyable. Mr A. Wilson Seymour's Draw- in; norn ...
... should be visited by all who prize a healthful and invigorating oulmg. Musio and Dancing- A good BCASS BAND will be in attendance, and will play a ohoiee selection of Dance Mwic. DINNERS, 2s. and 2a. 61.; a really good TEA, la. Ales, Wines, and Spirits ...
... Athol-street (two doors from Prospect-hill).— Corsetsaspeciality —Prices reasonable. (44-o Masonic Hall.— Mr Geo. Holden's select dances will be resumed on Tuesday evening next, and will h- continued every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- day evening, until further ...
... ic Dance witn delightful effects. MONDAY NEXT, AND EVERY EVENING- Mr. J. H. MIL-BURN, THE CELEBRATED VOCAL COMEDIAN, fivm the Principal London Halls. EVERY EVENING— DANCING by the Electric LigKt. SHADOW DANCES. RAINBOW DANCES. KALEIDOSCOPIC ...