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... HIGHLAND GATHERING (Under Distinguished Patronage). HIGHLAND GAMES TROTTING COMPETITION, GAYFIELD PARK, On SATURDAY, 20th July, 1895. Horse Trotting, Bagpipe Playing, Salo Dancing, Wrestling, Vaulting, Running, Jumping, Tug-of-War, Gymnastic Performances ...
... highland gathering (Under Distinguished Patronage). HIGHLAND GAMES AND TROTTING COMPETITION, GAYFIELD PARK, On SATURDAY. 20th July, 1895. Horse Trotting, Bagpipe Playing. S«lo Dancing, Wrestling, Vaulting, Running, Jumping, Tug-of-War, Gymnastic Performances ...
... prestige of the Maroons. The action of the Montrose and the Forfar i Athletic has bronght about pretty muddle in the Charity Competition. the meeting when the 1 drawings were made, the 19th March was selected for Cup Tie day being an open date with all the ...
... sail Private .larvi.r, 19. The was thus ,on by Private l'rockart. Lieutenant runeriotadisleil the competition. The weather was favourable for the competition, and the eliSailig genii. Schlott or so 0n.,, Dias.-lb. Thurs. day niomorg, at nine o'clock. a men ...
... stump speech. A glee, Sleep, Gentle Lady, was sung with wonderful effect by nine members of the coloured troupe, and a clog dance, The Duel in the Snow, and a smart, laughable farce concluded most enjovable entertainment. Post Office Social. The Post ...
... Certificate by George Pitkeathly, a former pupil, win. distinguished himself last May by taki ng first place at the national competition at South Kensington. some of the pupils come out strong in water color—most of the studies being direct from nature Lochlee ...
... given to the Hoe. President, Tressuter, at.d otters, and dancing was afterwards engaged for sent hour., ,har i nge eacursioaiste returned home p ee the 8.55 • had a pleasant outing The dancing was aeoompanied with expellent mown br a string bead anger ...
... supplied by members of the Association. Mr W. J. Fraser presided at the piano. The second part of the programme consisted of a clog dance by Mr Jackson, and a stump speech Mr M'Naughton, the latter being undoubtedly one of the hits of the evening. The entertainment ...
... qualified to advise with reference to the Treaty of Commerce. Mr G. W. Don drew attention to the great advance in the race of competition male by foreign mannfacturem, and stated that if we wish to keep our ground, we would enquire to take very great care what ...
... ball-room dances was gone through to the evident satisfaction of all present. Mr Birse was congratulated on the marked success which had attended his tuition. In the course the evening, gave a good exhibition of clog dancing, and Miss Milne danced a hornpipe ...
... in a misses, attractixe style. Name of the art very well • few of them are trivet. is Moircwt., as are ale, tame of the dances. The entertainments hove been well attended during the anti they have been much appreciated by the audiences. It is cool long ...
... been licensed for the Bale of liquors. The property was put op £800, which sum was readily offered, and at once a keen competition set in between Mr Alexander Spalding, joiner, and Mr W. Robertson, solicitor, Mr Spalding raising the price on two occasions ...