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... Sailor's Hornpipe, tke., were well contested by several efficient dancers from Edinburgh. The following is a list of the competitions Competition (confined to 3rd M.L.R.V.), seven 'minds at 500 yards-Sergeant Hodge awl Private Paterson-tie ; S. Private W. Thomson ...
... warmer than from the feathers of domestic and other birds. The material Is waterproof, and takes dy• readily. A Philadelphia dancing master is about introducing draw exprasaly for let people There was an exhibition in a otiire in Dupon•street, San reciditly ...
... member the Oorebridgs Minstrel Troupe) proved himself • deicer more thaa ordinary ability, his Yorkshire sod Lascashire clog dances brag performances thoroughly deserving the hunt applause and enthusiastic encores with which they were greeted. Tao selectioess ...
... Black and White Bitch, Found at Newtortgrangs. Joem Rossareox, 'lit. TWIN BROTHERS HENRY, American Bong and Dance Artistes , and I smonviun Doable-Clog and Pedestal • C°111. Ad(ir s' TI) LEND on goal Heritable f Security, In sum to suit borrowers. Apply ...
... mother, Mrs Finlay, was housekeeper to John Milarry, labourer, who resided in a house belougiug to defenders at Pursell's Clogs, Dalkeitb. On 30th August Mrs Finlay left the how* to make some purchases, and on her retain, while takiug a turn on the stair ...
... the honour of competing is the final competition for the aaron trophy. When they consider thi• large number of men wbo fire annually (or the Shield they would see it was no small honour to be iu the final competition. (Applause.) Recruits—Private A. Swanson ...
... trumpet*, Messrs Adam and Crowd' ; cuckoo, Mr B. Moselle ; quail, Mr Nia3l. jr. Part lll—lannets, Land of Burns, Bend ; dance, Clog Hornpipe 2 Band Boys ; wog, Come into the Garden, Maud, Miss Sutherland ; lama, Miss Maggie (limiter ; song, Rev. A ...
... the vocalists were Mrs Reid, Misses Ross, M'Neil, Duncan, and Hay. and Messrs Slurp, Colman, and Reid. Mr Young gave the clog dance, and • most enjoyable and admirably rendered programme was given by these ladies and gentlemen, who, with much generosity ...
... Porteous, J. W. and R. 8. Tweeddale. The spring competition takee place on the 7th and Bth of Dlay, when a large turnout of members expected as the course is just now in capital °manioc. Looming CLOG.—The annual general meeting of the Leaswade Bowling ...
... steadiness into Wetliereby's face. There's my gran'pa on the stage. Has dressed like a tramp, an', see him, sou him, he's dancing a clog ! ...
... dainties for the Grand Lama. A special dance by lamas also takes place. The dancers are eighty in number, and wear gowns of white, red, and green wits. There is a devil dance, in which the dement wear horned masks. The dance is done to the blowing of enormously ...
... evening. The wee Pinkman dancer bad to give five dances, all in costume, her performances being distinctly creditable for one so young. She gave the Sailors Hornpipe, Highland Fling, Irish Jig, Sword Dance, and Sham Tribhuias all in grand style. The following ...