... Tuesday next, at the Castle Ho'tel, Tranmere. Since he has performed the match, within a comparatively few hours, be has danced ii clog boropipe irn Liverpool, for Sambo Sutton's b-enefiit, amidst great applause and a crowded house. Hie is 'flow open to ...

... the seco~ii i'stelikiof merely the first stage had been*brought to' av'cloe. ~The following were the hgetsorataedin this competition- 'U~ghesscsresa' ?? 5o0'd.'600 yte.Totat 1'rlvate Wlsker, 2nd.Eesx . I 2*7 4 Mert, Millard, St Goore 1 9. 18 .. 10 4 ...

... with a cop of flannel of the same waras hue. The fatal colour, howover, so far appeare to have brought with it all its fatal clogs, for, alnee the club has beeun oetabltshed It hae always ?? more Or lees In difafvour-not with the public, butwith the majority ...

... Or twos, do., was clean2 bowled by Mer Moeran-7 wickets for ill 1199 Fender then faredt' Mr. Walker, and. opened his in- Od clogs by givieg SMr. Graves a chance.; ha was maissed, how- ts- ever, hut shcrtlyaftrwvards, without adding,5, ,to-tesPr 5- - withete ...

... Bagpipe competition icom- B petitors to ploy quickstep, otratbspey, and reell-ist, Bobert MSijinnun. olasgow; a 1, T. Douglas and John Whitson, overtown (equal). 'l'wo mile handicap-lot, J. Chapman; 2s1, J. Cameron; 3d David leao, Waterloo. Dancing ig01h- ...

... sharp-pointed, or dock-bil, clogs. The deceased was a eteeple-jiucl, and seas returning trots his partner's houses at thme tinue thme murdsr was committed. Thlis procecutting solicitor said thme cots on the heed from the tiutie-ebod clogs seece fearful, A boy ...

... engagements and is e to iin some more prizes for his popular owner. -At Derby the field' were very fair, and in the I Welheck Clog on Friday Kingwood ciawried his i illix penalty in front with nO fewrer than 16 enimasS, several of wthomu have shown smart ...

... gratulatctd on seuring the cer~vices of the band of tho City Artillery, whieb:eontributed greatly to the daysN enjoyment. Dancing was engaged in from an easrly hour in the day, and WaN enthusiaetically carried en to the close of the meeting. Aunt Sally ...

... and Lawrie. VOLUNTEERS. BIG GUN COMPETITION. On Saturday, a competition with 40-pounder breech- loading gunsl took place at Aberdeen Beach , Battery between detachments of the Aberdeen Artil- lery Volunteers. The competition was open to all d officers, ...

... J.- S. Galloway, who has L t won the championship, is a dancing master in C.. IGirvan, and though be has shot very weli .hs~ acompany cemoetitions, he has doen little at any OS: ,open competition. This is another encouragement S to young shots, for they ...

... l)evan and Shea 80 Yards Girls' Race: l, Dunbobbin ; 2, Ovens; 3, Savage; second heat: 1, M. Geary; 2, Day ; 3, F. Geary. Clog Dance.: 1, Private G ghan; 2, Private Trainer. OnebMle Race: 1, Massey; 2, Wilcox (volunteesf); 3, Private Wilson. Monkey Race: ...

... offer- I ing a large sunm of money in prizes. The I -Pheuratia - tyres were in strong force, and carried f o.f most of t~bo competitions from Which theey were not t excluded. The afternoon's proceedings opened with a a one mile bicycle handicap, the first ...