... were supplied in the library by Mrs Knowles . of the Crown Hotel in her usual superior style ; and dancing was kept up with great spirit until four &clog, when all left the hall in a very orderly manner. SNOW Senate. —A heavy fall of snow took llace early ...

... large audience. Mr A. Philip, solicitor, occupied the chair. An attractive and varied programme songs, duets, readings, and clog dance was gone through in very creditable manner by several ladies and gentlemen, all of whom were heartily applauded. At the ...

... schools, or they may expend it for the moue purpose in paying the bursars' fees at public schools in Brrchin. In either sass competition shall obtain, while in the first alternative candidates must have passed the fifth standard, and in the latter the third ...