... above celebrated Colxa 00, in original Casks of and 100 r.&Uons; also in Casks of 10 to Gallons; and in Tins ot This Oil neter Clogs the Lamps nor Clinkers the Wicks, bat barns daring the longest period with the greatest brilliancy. GEORGE DIXON. Lamp OU Importer ...

... Gifford's Ciojs, Baronee*, Alaacc, Gaieiieo, Sweot Auburn. Leicester Encagemeeta—Gbild of Beanly, Lady Normantoa, La Cjin eaaa, Clog Dsnco. LATEST FROM JANUS. (SPXCIAI. TELEGRAM.) Leicester. Wednesday Night. Following the Liverpool and Gatwick meetings, concluded ...

... Jig Dances by Children under 10 years of age front the famous Araby. V ?? Performance in Theatre by the Kildare Aisaeur Club. P 35 p.m-Fireworks. ?? Assents, Illuminations. THrU13RSDAY, NOVEMBER IST. 12 o'clock- Fair Opens. I ?? ?? Competitions, evtr ...

... Duchess Owner 3 Mr John Dellor’s Abberton W Brown 3 7 0 Murray Griffith's Clogs Robson 37 0 4 CHTLDWhGK PLATE of 100 sovs, weight for age. One mile, aMr Murray Griffith’s Clogs. 3 aMr James’s M‘Alpine, 5 via aLord Howe’s Vedette. yrs J Mellow’s Lantwit ...

... Ellesmere CLOG DANCE. *»>l 111 b (G Barrett; Mr T Jennings's jun. GEBDA. Vsl lllb .. 3 Betting—s to 4 Clog Dance. 4 agst Law Court, 10 to agst Cerda. Corda. on the left, made the running, followed Clog Dance, ...

... include many dances introduced for the first time in Dublin-Flower Dance, Welsh Dance Sailors' Hornpipe, Irish Jig Highland Fing, Scotch Reel, Jockey, RilUe and Skipping Rope Dance, Ta-. rantella, Minuet for Two, Spanish Dance, Maypole ...

... afterwards in California. In his veils Mr. Conceanon snaps the fortanee of hie mauve 'rogue with the deepest introits and woo clogs corresposdesee strib the Gaelic Lave. Or subsonption of his to League purposes is Moon. It wes met to M.cro°rn for a nomadism ...

... beauty of the original they can. In this task they are, doubt, only able to follow nature lonyo Mterratfo—that is when the competition is between a wellmade foot and well-made boot. But when the comparison is not thus even—when nature has been unkind to any ...

... Esummey, who metributed BrotherTom,' Perhaps, and Cocks-doodle-do in hie usual humerous mono.. Mr Joe song and dance. followed bye clog deism, was clammed, applauded. Mita o'c.nl meg Ashore. which wee well received, so arm also Mies O'Brim 4 s rendering ...

... juvenile audience, the Artful Dodger not being forgotten, whilat the boys, in their turn, endealoared ' by songs and clog-dances to testify their simple de- sire, with perhaps more of gratitude than of modesty, to return the compliment. After promising ...

... value of nearly £2Zq, including the Weekly Freeman prizes of £2O, are being offered for competitions in Irish poetry, singing, translation, recitation, fo>k lore, dancing, Ac. With view to unifying Irish orthography Archbish- of Dublin presents prize* for ...

... but is considerably padded w, Hr.Jhnrv Cocia Baba ; Mr Alfred Webb, Ah I Baba ; and Messrs Rhodes and Conley, '* Csdgi.” Dancing frequent, and several curtailed ; but the various that of the boys, are pretty and interesting. The grand ballet in the garden ...