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... 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 ...
... and here, the able and judicious accompaniment of Mr. Edgar !beton, the two ladies gave some charming songs and duets, and danced most gracefully. They also performed very cleverly a number of humorous dramatic sketches before large crowds of the, visitors ...
... YORKSHIRE SENIOR COMPETITION COMMITTEE. A westing shoo took plain of this committee, pe► sided over by Mr. J. Clifford. of Reddendeka. principal beware was is referees, to Babb to be played between Hell Envision Royer% leaden of the wooed competitive. and whichever ...
... party and dance at the Albany Hem Over 150 persons sat down to an excellent tea and at the dance which followed there way a large company. The evening's entertainment pawed off with great success, all enjoying themselves thoroughly. The dancing was interspersal ...
... hours is insisted upon, especially to the textile trades, the trade of England will be seriously effected. The spirit of competition is abroad, amt whilst human nature remain% OS it is. people. whether they am trades unionists or no', and buy in the elmapeat ...
... 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 ...
... but the competition was not over keen as regards draught horses and hacks. There were only tour classes of eat tle —bulls, cows, Imiiers. and Iseifercalves, each of which class was excellent. There was not a great show of sheep, and the competition was not ...
... management The topical songs of Tom Vine ; the high class Irish duets of Messrs. Sawyer and Ellie ; the eerie comic songs of Miss Clogs Nesbitt. who le extremely popular in Had. dersfield ; the occupancy of the platform by Mr. Richard Geldard, a well known Yorkshire ...
... in the competition The plants flowers fruit vegetables were in spacious tent to Mr G Sims of the Market Rooms Huddersfield were well staged by the curator Mr John Jenkinson jun gardener to Mrr J Beaumont of Ravensknowle Dalton The competition open to ...
... Saturday three of the tour Huddersfield clubs in the Fourth County Competition (Group B) were engaged, and they were all beaten. Paddock sustained their first defeat in the competition at the hands of Mytbolmroyd, the poor Roses went down once more ...
... Harry Brown ; clog dance, T. henhouse; song, Tom Bowling. H. Oldham; song, Jessie at the railway bar. J. Lanfield; song. DIRT Old England, F. J. Miles; song, The deserter, T. Liveser ; song, Maid of Athena, F. Benet ; song and dance, *Where the ...