... first rate character. We observe by the prospectuses that the members have resolved to throw open the Society to general competition,for which they cannot he too highly praised. The Society has had struck a very beautiful medal, which will be distributed ...

... s t-) y Aylesbury Cattle Market. —(Saturday This market was rather thinly supplied of all descriptions, and there being a dance of dealers, the trade in most kinds v>' aS - brisk. There were a few excellent y° atl horses, most of which were sold at prices ...

... hiving were distinguithed for their intelligence. The people of this country have nothing to her from competition • and I am cenvincerl that competition with a wealthy an d powerful country like England will only tend to the development of their own resources ...

... We place our trust in our old and heroic king, to whom Providenoe has granted that he should in the eve of life bring to a clogs the war in which he fought in his youth. We pima oar truth finally in God, who will surely punish the wicked audacity of the ...

... Song and Big t Dance.. Old Black Snow .. H. Hughes. Song Dear little Shamrock G. Kirby Song . Sarah Peel F. Boyne. Instrumental, Viclin and Piccolo Messrs. Colton and Kirby. Song. Four Sarah's . . .P. Inns. Clog Dance Song .. When I ...

... responded to. Mr. P. Inns sang the 'Four Sandia' very correctly and was applauded, Mr. 11. Hughes io his clog dance was sgain very successful The dance is a kind of Irish jig to the music of two banjoes very skillfully played' the clang of the wooden shoots' ...

... ARMY have secured the lease of the Eagle Tavern, in the City-road, London, including the Grecian Theatre, dancing pavilion, and grounds, dancing saloon, and assembly rooms, capable of seating in all 10,000 people. THERE HAS BEEN ISSUED from the House ...

... EXCHANGE, AYLESBURY, On THURSDAY NEXT, the of JULY, 1883. The Programme will consist of SENTIMENTAL & COMIC SONGS, CLOG & OTHER DANCES, BANJO SOLO, STUMP SPEECH, &c, &c, &c, Concluding with the SIDE-SPLITTING FARCE, Entitled OUT OF PLACE. Prices of ...

... Sherman ; clog dance, Mr. W. Pettit: banjo solo, Mr. W. Rapsey; sand dance, Mr. S. Bland ; comic duetto, The underfed brigade, Messrs. W. T. Argles and Rapsey ; stump speech, Professor Dazzleum on the electric light, Mr. Sherman; long boot dance, Messrs ...

... had himself struck respecting hie wife and children continued to vibrate. He thought what a heavy clog they had always been to him ; how much that clog bad abridged his comforts in the past, and how much it was likely to do so in the future. And then ...

... with curls, or a pretty no-e, or pretty lip, or because she could play the piano well, and be conspicuous fur her graceful dancing, but when he had made her his fur life be too often found her in every way infitted for the datives she had undert tkee. There ...

... concert was resumed by the singing of Britannia the pride of the ocean, by Mr. Dodson. Mr. Lyster followed with a capital clog dance; and Mr. Harvey (Oxford) brought down tbe house with a comic song, character costume, descriptive of a countryman's adventures ...