... CLOG DANCING. G. hopes that the gentleman will attend tbo Chelsea Baths this evening prepared to hack his lad for clog-dancing competition announced Wednesday. Feeney will, the gentleman likes, match two Chelsea lads in the ...

... CLOG DAHCIKG. CLOG DAHCING COMPRTITTOS. Th« competition, for which doicn aspirants to entered, was brought most successful conclusion ust rrca -f (Tuesday) at tlu> Arms, t>sford MeHrs, wiiea alter some very close aud scieuiiuc dancing gold medal wo* awarded ...

... CLOG DANCING* Hating noticed (bat Sims, of Woolwich, is in want of match, 0. Wilkes, of Greenwich, will pleased to meet him at any imo to arrange match. An answer through Sporting Lire will Oblige. DOMINOES. Ay open competition will take place the Marquis ...

... youngster some fifteen years ngc. followed on. and fairly fetched Inc house with Ins rendering Irish comic sung and very good clog dance. Fred Levlaiul following turn, and was even more successful than usual, and that lot. At tins juncture the benejiri i!,’c ...

... Athletic Club Boxing Competition, arranged for March 28th, Park Tavern.— order give unequalied entertainment, the instructor (George Young) has decided to present another silver cup to competed for list members. this account the competition will take place ...

... for the Perfect Cup. Attacks on existing records will be made by A. J. Cherry and A. 8. Ingram. CLOG DANCING. CLOG DANCING COMPETITION. late, clog dancing variety item music halls ...

... half an hour before ( oramencing. Also dog-dancing competition for all men beaten last week ; also boxing by some good mem N.B.—This will bo arand night’s sport, so do not miss ALo. same evening, great clog-dancing contest between Watta and Hopkins, for a-side ...

... besides running, walking, boxing, wrestling. Ac.. Ac., two grand clog dancing competitions, for four handsome prizes—one for amateurs and one for professionals. Entrance-fee. 6d. each competition, Harry Oliver, the baths. N.B.—A splendid band attend on this ...

... 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. ...

... 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. . ...

... (.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 ...