... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Two lovely black eyes, Mr. E. Argles ; comic song, more, Professor Macey; song, The Lancer, Lieut. Mathieson; song and clog dance, Messrs. Lyster and Harvey. Messrs. Harvey and Lyster, visitors from Oxford, who were so successful at the recent Conservative ...

... Teachers' and Parente' Competition' Clogs 7—The beet balf.peok of potatot.o—F rot, 6.1, Mr. Loom; god, lo 6J, Mr. Wtogr.,,.. Clam B—Heat pottie of pran—Firot, 21 62, Mr. Pearce; 2nd, ad, Mr. ilowleti. Claes 9-lottle of broad benu6—liret, 2e 6d, Mr. Hewlett; ...

... their latest successor ; the popular snag and dance artiste. Miss ROT TRACXY, the Daily Press says She deserves credit span her neat business'; The Emerald Dem. - .1. M. KKATISIi, Irish character comedian and clog dancer. The evening's entertaanmeut wall conclude ...

... sword and lance exercises, P.S. Thomas and P.C. Webb ; song, Mr. L. W. Parslow ; song, Gap in the hedge, Miss Brown ; clog dance, Mr. Bowe; banjo trio, Idyll in F (Cammeyer), Meaars. Chilton Brothers; violin solo, Second romance (Berthold Tours) ...

... 'CATALOGUE, 164 4to roger, 160 illustrations, poet tree to i n t en di n g purchasers, gives all particulars of most successful competitions, well full lists of EIITTII [NO I.:tit:11MB for the GARDEN, and tip-to-date for cultivation. 'rile 170 PRIZES) now offered ...

... (encored); pianoforte solo, Mr. W. Boughton; song, The peas were lovely (encore, Ring down the curtain ), Mr. B. Watson; clog dance, Mr. H. Turnham; comic song, Hold yer row, Mr. E. C. Tofield; song, How can tell I'm Irish ? Mr. G. Fox; comic song ...

... grainaphone; Messrs. E. Parrott ('cello), Joe. Parrott (violin), and W. Bougl.- ton (piano), instrumental trio ; Mr. H. Turnham, clog dance; Messrs. — Chureh T. Ward, recitations. Several of tL, ; formers were old favourites, and to one or two were accorded rousing ...