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... Harry Hennett (characteristic singer dancer) appeared : first as Moriarty of the Shanty ” “Blossom of Kildare and Clog Dance on square dancing board Each time attired appropriate costume Mr Fred also in morning dress a sentimental ballad “Red Rose midshipman ...
... Before the regiment' Forrestfield a liberal refreshment was served out The regimental and other bands were in attendance and dancing was kept up for some time at the marquee The railway arrangements were not altogether satisfactory complaints were freely ...
... Borland 2 Fenwick 3 Nimmo High Leap— Fenwick Two Mile Race— 1 P Cannon 2 3 Ferguson Sailors' Hornpipe— 1 M Leod 2 Anderson Clog Dance— 1 Topping 2 Graham Quoiting Handicap— 1 Glen 2 R Walkingshaw The was in during the day Whitbukn Club The first two ties ...
... year several of the were very keenly contested there others which we have seen competition in 2 mile (open) and the high leap The principal features were the football competitions tilting quoiting and bicycle race these witnessed by an with interest and ...
... “Manuvers!” sayye? “Manuvers Mowed” I May the deil manuver them my if he does I’m thinkin’ he’ll mak’ some o’ thae spunkies dance tae anither tune there’ll be nae game o’ funny in the business but on the ither han’ winny in deid earnest What richt hae they ...
... for ever” was sung with much expression and sweetness of tone The next song “Sweet Forgot-me-not” was accompanied with a clog-dance which so pleased the audience that the gentlemen had to return give a similar performance with the song I’ll never forget ...
... enterprise in Africa because the English people were never able to show their best qualities until they were stimulated by competition and goaded to activity by rivalry (Laughter) If his lectures of 1S78 18S2 1884 were not read or listened to England the ...
... M'Lelland 2 W M‘Lelland 150 Yards (open)-l Blacklaws Leith 2 R Meikle 3 A Duncan Clog Dance— 1 G Carty 2 M'Darroeh 3 J Brownlie Consolation 1 G 2 W 3 R Jamieson Football Competition 5 a side 14 teams entered— 1 Shotts No 1 Haywood by one and 1 beat Shotts No ...
... Jones Bingley 3 B Farrel West Calder Dancing in Costume (Highlahd Fling)— 1 J M'Leod Kirkcaldy 2 Chas M'Ewan Bathgate Irish dig 1 J M'Leod 2 G M'Kenzie West Calder Hornpipe 1 C M'Ewan Bathgate 2 J M'Leod Kirkcaldy Clog Hornpipe 1 G M'Kenzie John Frisky Blackburn ...
... 5s 3s Mile Handicap Half Mile Hurdle Race Vaulting High Leap and Putting the Ball (16 lbs) DaNCING COMPETITION IN COSTUME — Highland 10s 5s Jig— 30s 10s 5s Clog Hornpipe— 30s 10s os FOOTBALL (open)— 1 Silver Watches 2 Gold Badges BICYCLE RACE— I Gold Badge ...
... professional in the district remarked these signatures not worth the they are written on he following from the Evening News: dancing the prospects of the coming football attention be paid to the Eastern Alliance next season like many similar organisations ...