... was sustained Misses Kilgour, Durward, Reid, Buik, Coupar, M‘Ewan, and Davis. A statue dance and clog dance were given by the Brothers MTntosh, and national dances by Mr Gordon and Misses Campoell and M'Kinnon were much enjoyed. Councillor Blair made ...

... Evening Aszem)i, N.B.—Most Popular Seturday ing Dancing in the Cit ANCING. Hall—Mr Johnstone Assembly ‘Ticketa Limited. icketa for Junior Entertainment, 18, 94, and 6d. G.—Me Johnstone, C.T. oO. D., Wak. “Es Dancing. Hours nit’ a Bank AND DEPORTMENT. — Mi mone ...

... Public School, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 9th and 10th August. Entries Close on 6th August. Dancing Band Attendance. Lord proyost hunter's challenge cup. The Competitions this year will be played on the Balgay Green, follows :— Ist Round, Saturday, 3d August ...

... subjects having a ground annual attached to them of only 3d. The property being favourably situated, caused considerable competition—indeed, more so than any we have seen brought into the market for a considerable time Pound after pound was nodded, winked ...

... Colour- Sergeant Keid with a score of 59. DUNDEE POLICE COURT. Monday — Beforti Bailie Ogilvie. Doing a Dance in a Lodginchocse. — Peter Donnelly, clog-dancer. Overgate, na* charged with assaulting Augustus Chereau, lodginguouse keeper, and William Harrison ...

... 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 ...

... 6 9 11 MONTROSI CAkBINR CLOG.--The air • h competi• tion for this Club's prises came off on Saturday afternoon. The weather was very favourable for good shooting, and the scores were above the average of former competitions. The highest scores were : ...

... parties, within the like period. Dundee, 28th January 1858. BELL STREET HALL, DUNDEE. DANCING EXERCISES, BALL AND DRAWING ROOM ETIQUETTE. SINCLAIR, Professor of Dancing, &c, has the honour sion orta^^t l ll RE-OPEN his Class, for the usual Session, on Monday ...

... and thereafter couple of dancing competitions took place. In the first competition—the Highland fling—the medals were awarded as follows :—1 Alexander Nicholson; 2T. Dollan; Mary Dollan. The second competition was clog ...

... splendid dances being gone through in the best of style. The older pupils then began dancing, it being kept up with much spirit till early hour the morning. Esplin's quadrille baud discoursed excellent music, and Sir Dan Lowe conducted the dancing with his ...

... and J. 8. Graham created great amusement with their numerous comic songs, and had to respond to hearty encores, while the clog dance given by Mr A. Morris was enthusiastically applauded. A comic sketch, entitled Dr Snorum's Hotel, the leading parts in ...

... Results Highland Fling—l Anna Bella Wardlaw 2 Bella Watt. Skirt Dance—Mary Duffy. Feather Dance—Annie Mathers. Clog Dance —James Gordon. Sailors' Hornpipe—Annie Whitton. During the evening Mr Small was presented by the pupils with a handsome gold ring and ...