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... Rooms on the evening of Friday last. Dancing commenced at ten o'clock, and continued till the party left for the supper room. After partaking of a sumptuous entertainment prepared in 111 rs Tolmie's best style, the dance was again resumed, ' and kept up with ...
... as the removal of those restrictions which greatly impede its free importation to this country. It appears its shipment is clogged with a series of obstructions, from the chartering of the ship to the final delivery of the cargo, the only object of which ...
... ELGIN AND MORAYSHIRE COURIER.-SEPTEMBER 4, 1863. and dancing went on in the drawing-rooni. In the first dance, the 'Prince danced with the Countiva of Fife, and the Princess with the Earl of Fife. Dancing then became general. The company included, in addition ...
... which the Council adjouned. INVERNESS—RIFLE COMPETITION.—Captain Nicol's gold medal was shot for on Saturday by the members of the let Company. Twelve effective members entered for the prize. The competition was altogether of a novel character. The shooting ...
... Esq. of Grange. This gentleman besides appearing high in most of the all-comers' competition list, carried off the deer-stalkers' prize and was first in the competition for the ere' running prima. He was also tint in the pistol cernp..lition. Private ...
... and very respectable audience turned out. The performance, which consisted of sentimental and comic singing, reciting, and dancing, was really good, especially when we take into consideration that they were amateurs; in fact, so admirably did the sentimental ...
... good. Refreshments were liberally served out by Mesdames Forsyth and Penton ; and on Monday evening the two competitions were finished up with a dance, which was carried on with great spirit into the small hours of Tuesday morning. The prize-list of the Broom ...
... materials of the serinmateauser Northern City, of Aberdeen, watt exposed for by pia hl it coup at the ma coast, sad • hese competition, fell to Mr Joseph Ferule, agent, A bent een, for £345, Then lame of local bidders, as well as several from Glasgow and ...
... ng won b a bachelor, to be returned in the church. There we. a Otte.- unless he get m a rried before Dent searon a °tamed , dance of the member' the congregate tion. &mime, and 300 yin is. Wimbledon SEVIER Facer. —Yedeeday there was. large, and very ...
... madly seen that much the hale tioa of it belooged to what is called*, t way. ooncivting principally of eeeS4 plonks, thickly clogged with pit Sensed the doming of the structure el harms, used as supporta • bevelled outside edging the d the Still bolted to ...
... been addressed by Dr Black, Inverness; Bev. Messrs Grant, Tani, and Colvin, Alma Tits ansciphy which is to mark the clog:: of the dancing class so successfully taught by Mr J. D. Sinclair, of Glasgow, is to held in the Public Hall on Thursday evening, end ...
... little farther on Port E Igor wee reached. King George IV. embarked ben for England on taking leave af Scottish ginned at the clogs of visit to our oath.'n latitude. in 1822, Mr Giolotone, the prweet Prim. Milliner, her went on board the enamor which Moe ...