... son, but it seems that the son makes a practice of pulling off his clogs directly after his entrance. Mrs. M~ather's suspicions were aroused through not hearing her son pull off his clogs as usual, and she at once stated to the deceased that it was not ...

... ? entertainment, comgn' and ehoruse, banjo solo by fr,-noert;,selections on the xylophcme by Miss Colley. skipping - rope dance ?? Andrews; sailor song atl chore, in sailor costhunes, by Mater-R Scott, H. Wof, F. and W. J. H. Colley; Mess .L. Sctt, - ...

... of dances, which wererepeated:-lst, Country dance; 2nd, Quadrille; 3i-d, Polka ; 4th, Lancers ; Oih, Waltz; 6th, Quadrille; 7th, Sahottiacbe; Sth, Quadi-ille ; a9th, Gallop ; 10th, Lancers' ;1 11th, Varseviana; 12th, Quadrille; 13th, Country dance. The ...

... do., Is 40.; linen sliectinug, Is. 3d, ~ei-yard ; green quilt3, 10s. Hy. IHall, clogging, men's 4,d.; women's, ltd.; boys' and girls' I 8.d. Pei, pair. Hy. Rail, men's clog soles, 4s. ; women's I 3. 6d. , boys and girls, 3s. ; children's. 2s. 6d. per dozen ...

... something new, and the fresh items introduced last nigbt were numerous and novel. The Grand County Cricket Match Statue Clog Dance, the amusing farce entitled Lovers in a Fix, the king of stamp orators' (alias Mr. Billy Ricbardson's) ten minutes with ...

... he common weal. The competitions for medals by met he the cookery classes from the various schools wint th occupied all. the evenings of last week, and willbe .ts' be continued this week. The Seamene's ecookery uni be11 competitions resulted as followe ...

... an oath. She replied, It you do I will find a shop for you. Then, without provocation, he kicked her dangeronsly with his clogs, knocked her down, continued kicking her, and threw her at last in the coal-tole.-'lha defendant was fined 50a and costs, or ...

... We do not doubt that the visit of the society will be warmly welcomed by all classes of tile inhabitants, and that the competition which the society encourages will be of advant age to the agriculture of the district. SPORTING DiNNER.-On. Wednesday evening ...

... eleven prizes offered for competition in foot races, jingling natches, &c. The sports were well contested, and much satisfaction was expressed at the variety and choice de- scription of the prizes. During the afternoon dancing was vigorously kept up, Mr ...

... toon tho management of the bar. Dancing was kept up till mid night. BiRD Sarow.-An exhibition of birds was held on Christ- mas Day, at the house of Robert Robinson. WVind '\itl Inn, Moor- Lane. There was a good competition for the prizes offered, and several ...

... Deansgate, Manchester. Up-. wards of 170 members of the association were present. During the proceedings, which includeda concert, danc- ing,an exhibition of photographs, curiositiesandmicro- In scopes, a lecture on Watersculpture. illustrated by on Rlides ...

... Allison; R. Assphlawnal ; Thomas Marsden; Angus Mc.Lean; and MI. Gillot. The works of M. Gitlott are selected for anational competition. Matheassatics, stages 1, 2, 3-Jola t llrown and Jolnia J. Heyveod, 1st stage, lst class. Applied f neelhanics-J. J. Heywood ...