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... -20g3., and her foal by St. Florian was the best looking seen in the ring during the week. After a lot of competition he went to Mr. Sneyd for ClOgs. Mr. Cholmley sent up some well- bred mares, and the St. Simon mare Ravensbourne, served by Trenton, went ...
... Worsloy, and carried with acclamation. — During the afternoon and evening the Haltwhistle Yoluuteer Band played selections of dance and popular music. A cricket match between teams representing the Haltwhistle Club and t c district schoolmasters was played ...
... naturedly advising all his friends to j be |'on beforehand. Clog Dance and Sweet! j Music were most fancied of the remainder, who j j were spread eagled all over the course, owing | to Clog Dance's disorderly performance, which j would have be^n more ...
... character songs and dances in a style which called forth frequent and hearty applause. The principal features in the evening's entertainment were a performance a la Christy's Minstrels, a sailor s hornpipe, and a Lancashire clog-dance, all of which were ...
... Colonists made 100 for three wickets. The winnersat Doncaster Race Meeting yesterday were :— Scurry Stakes, Lord Ellesmere's Clog Dance ; Corporation Stakes, Mr. T. Holmes's Snow Queen ; Fitzwillium Stakes, Lord Zetland's Lucy Cross ; Chestertield Handicap ...
... ANNOUNCE she CONTINUES her DANCING CLASSES in Belgravia. Private Lessons given in the new dance Washington Post. Schools and Classes attended.â 3o, Sloane-strcet. S.W. MISS CATHERINE GERARD hens to announce her CLASSES for DANCING and DEPORTMENT : schools ...
... Kersey's Prince Milan won the Friary Plate, Lord Ellesmere's Esmond the Peveril of the Peak Plate, and the same owner's Clog Dance the Portland Plate. The Revenue received from April 1 to the 26th inst. was £31,240,036, being £1,306,591 less than the ...
... singing in sections a series ef quaint nursery rhymes which fairly brought down the house. The dancing ;-xd fun are resumed ; the children dancing a pretty morris dance, which is at its highest when the awful discovery is made that Doctor Fox has stolen the ...
... their CLASSES for Young Ladies and Children for Ball-room and FamUy Dancing ; Private Leasou* ; high-clas. School* and Classes attended. ?7_HaiTey-street. Cavendish-square. VV. D^ANCING and DEPORTMENT.â Mrs. VINCENT- GLASS gives LESSONS DAILY at 30. ...
... candle on a floor back ? She reads no books. Shy h^ music. Her little feet will never more, she tbjL may be, beat time to a dance. What foil m^ 3 why talk about it 1 Tiie fact is, the plea-n-, , our modern life are very costly. They arc oaU be enjoyed, ...
... West Brighton: ALEXANDER WALKER'S SUCCESSES lor Nine Months, ending Augusts, 1888. Woolwich Competition. â Messrs. Boileau and Stewart. ' Sandhurst Competition.â Messrs. Baker, Barton, Carleton, Hay, . Noble, Price, H. E. Raymond, H. R. Raymond, Richards ...
... STREET, Caveudish- Square. — Ladies' own Materials made up. POCKET CLOGS.— Ladies should immediately supply themselves with this useful, unique and portable protection for the feet. Clogs or goloshes generally tire or fatigue, oppress by their weight and ...