... steel while blindfolded and c enveloped in a sack, and dees other daring feats with a F grace and chic all her own. The clog-dancing of the g Eight Lancashire Lads, the performance of Professor sl Batty's amiable and well-trained bears, MItr Fred Wil- ...

... took part Messrs. Angelo, Frit-, Uich, Coiiins Goldsmith, Gorringe. Marsh, Store and Saunders (snog and dance), Dan Carter (clog dance). Chadwick and Brewer. Me«4r«. Collinr and .Sirc*.ton. the Pitman Institute Star Minstrels, gave an exhibition of their ...

... S. America and Australia, taken out through us.- Yours faithfully, RAYNER and Co., 37, Chancery-lane, London, AW.C. Aug. 17th, 1892. MaR EDITOR.-Sir,-In your notice of Southport Pier your correspondent mentions some clever clog- dancing by the Sisters ...

... Uncle hph's Dream, and a farce called Lovers in • Fie; a stump oration by Mr. B. Richardson,Esq., M.P. 'a challenge clog-dance for which six competitors entered; hand-bell ;solo. by Mr. Kingsley; and various other entertainingnegro impersonations ...

... 226 61; lmseet, 228 6d: VisitoRs a Mr Henry Milner's Lady Caroline, 4yra, Gxt extra, Row Coare, five furlongs Cannon 1 Clog Dance, Syra, Txt Watts 2 Mr G, B. Game's ‘Tet 4b 3 Mr Mr Singer's tae G. Barrett © Mr T. Mr Wallace Se lid 0 tt ‘Sib. Allsopp ...

... WITTY AND WISE. n«AI>IiUAKT*KB A pillow. Common Carrier,— t.ossiper,. Tin Stamp Aet clog dance. Cats always travel pur-cession*. Cou> Steal.— Hooking a lump of ioa. Oar.smen ahould wear their hair rowlock,. Maeriajb is no uneven game. It a tie. A Past-time— ...

... 33m Anchob Link Movements. —Alaatia left Messina for Palermo, May 2Stfa ; Asia left Gibraltar for Liverpool, May 26th ; Australia passed Holyhead for Liverpool, May ; California from Venice at Trieste, May 26th ; City of Romo left New York tor Moville ...

... paid a visit Toole’s Theatre, where number of friends had assembled give the popular actor a welcome on his return from Australia. “The Upper Crust” is very simple play, and it seemed doubly so after a course of Ibsen. But the audience was thoroughly ...

... WITTY AND WISE, HaaoquarrErs—A ) Coxxox Om—l wm Tnn Stamp Act—A clog dance. Cars always travel in pur-cessions. Couo Bteal.—Hooking s lump of ice. Oazsuen should wear their bair in rowlocks, MazriAGE is no uneven game. It is s tie. A Pasr-tium—+ l{ G ...

... Mr Langden, encore t “The Man that came over from Ireland ;” “ He’d lay down bis life for Old Ireland,” Mr ,T. M’Gowan; clog dance, Mr Docherty; “No, Sir,” Miss M'Pbilips; “ The Man that Struck O’Hara,” Mr Langden; “The Brave Old Oak,” Mr M'Gowan. The ...

... mining engineer, who has left the company's employ after service of oyer 20 years, to take a responsible situation in Western Australia. Amongst those present were Mr Smailes, manager; Mr Featonby, cashier Mr Sewell, under manager; Messrs Clayton, Oswald, Nicholson ...

... Plale.-Sporesnan, Bonnie Dancer or ,lgD ?? Lie, Clog Dnce; Field, Clog Dance or Bless Her; Land and Water, Clog Dance; r Licensedvictuallers' Gaee, Clog Danse or Megere; ?? Times, Clog Dance or Oxford. e Zetland Stukes.-Sportiman, minting Queen or F hampton ...