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... short-hand and that it writes down words as fast as they are spoken, and even faster I Tin result of such go-sheet repot-Clog of the debates in of Commons would curious to read. The Court Journal says that a celebrated Russian danseuse. who had literally ...
... like this. Mr- I’.. Shore dance. •Horupip.,’ Miss Adair; laujhn.j, trio ’ I an. not the yoeen,’’ the Misses and B. Willooi, comic soi,, Granny back hair, It l u ..t Miss G. Awdry and Mr. Mayne : iumincmmtolo, Mr. Willoot; dance loor. Mrs. R. i-,.„ Awdry ...
... route and at the end of the joureey. An al fresco tea was provided, and altar the edibles bad been consumed cricket, quoits, dancing, racing, &a, were enjoyed. Mrs Gouldenith, the Rev S. T. and Mn Wood, Mr J. J. Bush awl others sere indefetigable in their ...
... the (act that the ditty was when our spiritualists Mall Duty. Was not the opportunity a fining heard it accompanied by a clog dance is surely a or l^e ventilation of his jwt project when circumstance of materialistic import. Then is , * lrl »uppoiters ...
... witness the dancing on tho lawn, the cheering was qnite enthusiastic. After spending considerable time enjoying themselves, the members wended their way to tho residence of Mr. W. It. Melsome, where similar reception awaited them Dancing was bore kept ...
... only, and in these competitions, Corporal W. A. Taylor, the winner of the last thallenge cup will be handicapped four points. The competitors in the first class will commence on Monday, the 15th lost, and the second elms competition on the following Monday ...
... again Mr. Hallett (art was to attend beads* Partington, the well-known elianipkon in owing to another engagenient. the lirg of dance. This constitutes • record The e he had t o ,p o i or e e for the Lo i r e Mr. whose dacha have won first prises at at of ...
... Artillery at the Barracks, who had a stage erected, and gave some of their part songs, clog dances, Ac. mnch to the amusement of some 800 people who were present. Dancing was also engaged in. Refreshments were provided by Mr. Pollard, of the Royal Oak Inn ...
... sweets and nuts. The town band played selections of music, and not a few adults took the opportunity of basing an impromptu dance thereto. The pleasant proceedings terminated with the singing of the doxology shortly before nine o'clock. The Heir W. Hickman ...