... well-known boxer, winner of twenty open competitions, and runner-up Baxter in (ho Gib corn, petition, promoted Ben Hyams, at the Agricultural Hall. A capital programme was put m. comprising exhibition sparring, clog dancing, and singing. Tho first pair to don ...

... holes played. CLOG DANCING. O. Simpson, of Holloway, would like to meet any one in the amateur profession with any sum for a genuine match. An answer will oblige. Tho referee must an entire stranger e> side, and must understand olosr dancing. ...

... under sixties years of me, at Leaf Street and Mayfield bath s , Manchester. He then turned his to clog dancing, and won several prizes. also principal clog danoer at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, in the mn s tomirnes of Blue Beard ' sup Mother ae for two ...

... the hoys won chalks. A competition will take pla.'oon the 2 ttb,l. .: All ebampious look mSaturday's Sporting Life for full pur k.t’a.s. CLOG DANCING. Will Powei.t, man&we? Will Collmcs. wishes .. will accept ohalloiigo and dance him eight, ten. tw. . ...

... MAL.- Clog., Oa 1. and !it. ' IVO • Vers. taw IBY .se.; . A isiwented.'—Tbs Nodes dasidol • balfC without mines at /Milli 'aids* 35a Ming Nes, . . °•8• --:l l :,•• '• . ' .. . . .. • • 'IIIE EVENING STANDAR/hoWEDNEISMELTAPITIVigaIiiX_ : .tg ATUCATION ...

... EMPIRE. The Empire has revived Round the Town, its most successful ballet, and Helene Cornalba has returned to dance in the revival. Her dancing on the first night of her reappearance exhibited all that scrupulous technique for which La Scala and the Milanese ...

... monthly competition will include the Acrostics that are given on Jan. 2,9, 16, 23, and 30. At the end of the month, in case competitors tie, they will proceed to guess off the ties, being debarred from prize-winning in the fresh monthly competition so long ...

... their dialogue entertainment, entitled Nic- nacs. The mastadon silver combat and clog dance is extremely clever and effective, and the extraordinary pedestal dancing of Mr. C. Jackson has elicited positive en l.u- siasm. In Mr. W. Swheatman, the Co ...

... Miss Sarah Mahoney, of Bow Common. During the competition the greatest excitement prevailed in the crowded auditorium, all the competitors having gallant admirers. On Monday next will start a great clog: dancing contest for the championship of the world. ...

... pupils entrusted to her care. Highest references at home and abroad. Dulwich House School, Victoria Rood, Gipsy Hill, S.E. (CLOGS TO GIPSY HILL STATION.) Prititipals Mi. WILLIAM WOOD. Ma. J. J. WILKINSON, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge. rill -11S School ...

... (.dorr*] Gun Club.Nottm* Hill. W.. ,I«uu«rj I (Saiurd.j), £3 huduav. enp; thro £3. CLOG DANCING. Dxhcikq.— Daniel Burden would like to meet the winner the competition at the Star Music Hall, Bsrrnondew, on Saturday laet, December 18, and turn for from ...

... ; Corporal ChiLingworth, 5 ; Sergeant Brooker, 6. SECOND COMPETITION.—ChaIIenge cup, with £2 added (for members who have passed out of the 3rd class, 1887, and not entered for first competition). Ranges, 200 and 500 yards. Five prizes—Private E. Hughes ...