... Peter Piper 2, Absentee 3. Breeders' Produce Stakes. — Matchbox 1, Son o' Mine 2, Silver Image 3. Richmond Stakes. — Erin 1, Clog-dance 2, Gold Reef 3. Middlesex Plate. — Earl of Annandale 1, Bouthillier 2, Primrose Way 3. Teddington Nursery. — Lady Mysie ...

... Band, the members of which discoursed sweet for the amusement of the visitors during the afternoon, and for the lovers of dancing during the gala in the evening. A plentiful supply of refreshments was pro- vided by Mr. M. E. Dearnally, whose house appears ...

... Band, tbe members of which discoursed sweet for the amusement of the visitors during the afternoon, and for the loyers of dancing during the gala in the evening. A plentiful supply of refreshments was pro- vided by Mr. M. E. Dearnally, whose house appears ...

... a very enjoyable entertainment, which was well patronised. The programme comprised physical drill, dumb bell exercises, clog dance, maze, Indian club exercises, and a gymnastic tableaux. Each item waa interspersed with songs, humorous and sentimental ...

... bales Buenos Ayres, Egyptian, Turkey, and other low wools were offered. We had a good atten- dance ot the home trade, but an unusual absence of foreign competition, and at the first day's sale which consisted entirely of East India wools, there was an average ...

... country has been £12,200,000. The loss to the revenue only £1,400,000. With these facts before us for our information and gui- dance, I can have no hesitation in accepting the challenge to decide finally, completely, and conclusively, the contest between ...

... Croft, Honley ; highly commended G. Boothroyd, Tog lug. Dogs. The keenest competition of the day was in the canine department. The pointer and setter class was a good competition, and the spaniels wore a very fair lot. Lindley 's exhibit in the rough-haired ...

... the shop of John William Aspiual, on Saturday last. The evidence showed that the accused went into the shop for a pair of clogs wbich she had had repaired, and during the temporary absence of Mr. Aspinall stole the boots. Superintendent Weightman said ...

... theatrical represen- tation than a scientific lecture. If music was to be aUowed, he did not see why dancing should be excluded, as many persons preferred dancing to music. Mr. Beresford Hope remarked that the act of George 111. was introduced by Bishop Porteous ...

... paying interest on . shares and loans, of £562 18a. Bd. It was agreed to pay ' 3s. sd. in the pound for grocery, drapery, and clogging, * and 2s. 2d. in the pound on butchering. Depreciate ' land, buUdings, and fixed stock £26 10 a .; £20 on horses and carta; ...

... Brook, T. Roberts, W. Pears, S. S. Wimpenny, and W. E. Sohofisld. It waa resolved that the clnb enter the Distrlot Oup competition. The usual votes of tbanka closed the meeting. PETTY SESSIONS. Satobday. Before C. Stephenson [chairman). W. Brooke, and ...

... during his past term of omce, upon which explanations were given, and the matter dropped The only office for which there was competition was that of treasurer,— Mr. James Hanson and Mr Thos Washington being both nominated ; the latter gentleman' however, withdrew ...