... waggon drawn by three horses in and it had grow! given were merely honorary, although he did not gain a priz there was less competition. both jected that the prizes During the time he cominand it ata show where old the pari ish of Stottesdon on the last. Fined ...

... saw the shop door of Mr. Q'layie, dogger, open, skeleton key being in the lock. The officer looked and found three pairs of clogs In an adjoining entry, which had been taken from Mr. Quayle’s shop. The premises are locked up at night, no one sleeping there ...

... Hall, Burslem, Wednesday evening. very respectable company, numbering upwards of fifty couples, assembled, and kept up the dance with spirit, to the music of Mr. Worrall's quadrille band, until three in the morning. Jubilee Chapel.—We directattentiontothe ...

... it became more indelible, as on the mind itself, dislocated from that earthly frame which is at once its instrument and its clog, all images and ideas un| doubtedly are for ever. Vocal Machinery of Birds—lt difficult to account for so small creature as ...

... wilful murder of his wife at Leominster, was om Tuesday prisoner had been. traced for trial at of the murder by clog marks, with the clogs prisoner. Evidence was given bad, previous to commission of crime, stated his deter- mination to kill his wife. ...

... proved the capture of Watkins, whom he tracked from tne place of the bloody deed by his clog marks to a place some miles off. [The murderer had employed the clogs to kill his victim, having kicked her head to pieces with them.] Superintendent Alexander ...

... proposal to the Postmaster-General. th / n .County Rifle Association’s prize meeting last lwK r8 P i the All Comers’ Competition” was carried off by the Rev. Wilse Browne, of F.xeter. On Monday official document was printed, showing that in the year ...

... Chinese Dance Bouquet Dance the Morris Dance the Maypole Dance Sir Roger Coverley kc MARIO the great Acrobat in his extraordinaty Flying Leaps Mr CLARKE ALLEN the Popular Comedian Vocalist SILNANI Champion Vaulter and Stilt Dancer PHILIPS Midland Wizard ...

... of which acquitted themselves admirably in several dances of other entertainments were also provided that the visitors to were not for The horticultural great collection of flowers fruits for competition exhibition merely hundreds of gratified visitors ...

... clothes well for trouble Several large were erected in which refreshments till Volunteer played their for dancing in of tents Mr Spurgeon's dancing being occasionally carried out in truly graceful manner by clumsy *young men from country* to despise female ...

... And the harvest song swells blithely Beneath the harvest moon. Then tread quicker measure. And chant louder strain ; With a dance and song, the days prolong, That bring the golden grain. From out the distant mountain Comes the voice of the cascade ; And ...

... labour, and Smart and Lee iln. 4each and 9s. 6id, costs, or twenty-one days' hard labour. They were committed. Lee and martt are clog dancers bt the White Hart, where for some time they have been following this kind of avocation. N4E-WPORT. TnE SHOOTINaG CASE ...