... the Sporting Life. —LAdvt. Larry Do nova it, in answer to the challenge from F. Dawden, will either box him, or dance him six steps clog dance, and will swim him 100 yards or for endurance for from £lOO. Business only mount. No other terms will suit. LAWN ...

... to try them. Cap selection good (also) free.—H. Walsh, Clare street, Halifax. Maisey Clocj Maisky Hampton Cloo Dance Maisky Hampton Clog Dance sent all final telegrams by the Licensed Victuallers* Galette, one of the most successful 0100 sporting papers ...

... some good play witnessed. DANcnro. reference to the recent dancing competition the Dick Whit* tiugtoa, Jem Whistle, clog dancers Holloway, will dsnee either of thoee who took part the competition! also the gentleman who otfloiated referee, for from upwards ...

... Jack Burke's clever ii.iUgels, J*-m (Somers Town) v. took T urn). The 5.a Moine brother and sister) gave a vers clever clog dance, and three goiwl rounds with gloves between Harry Grcenlield (9*t champion) and Jem Keating (Jlßrylebone), concluded a line ...

... under Marquis •f Queen'berry’s rules. Also two beautiful prises for an amateur dog-dancing competition, and also two splendid prizes for a profirasiooal clog-dancing competition. Also, wrestling some of the best men in Ragland. Entrance-fee. ...

... CYCLING.— H. R. miles 410 yards in hours min. see., Harry Iligtiam, Agricultural Hall, Islington, Aluich 18, 1860. STEP DANCING.—WouId-be Clog Dancer. are sorry that wu cannot oblige you. . CARDS.—LOO.—J. K. (Putney). Tho geneial rule i* tbat loft, hand adversary ...

... Thorn, took the running, and was successful in the song and dance lino that a recall was demanded, and tbo vocalist obliged with patriotic song allndingto the Green Island, and then gave a clog dance the evident satisfaction of those in from the house. decks ...

... Lip* preionted him with four print for naming twenty in their Skill Competition. Th* SponriNo . has preeented him with twenty ptire. for naming eighty.even winnero in their Skill Competition; alao the firet for naming twenty-nine correct entries for the Grand ...

... Lavender, Lambeth Baths, or to Mr. F. Clarko, 10. Exotor-strcet. Chelsea, 8,W.-LAdvt.J CLOG DANCING. of Marylebone, not being satisfied with the rofew? late dancing contest tho Burton Hall, Ere will daime wiui.orV.lontlna.orho CUremont. rolwae. for ;uy ...

... selections are WM ARK ET—To- day. Trial Stake*. —Golden Slippke or Ejector. Bose a won Stakes. Missive. Visitors* Plate.— Clog Dance or Santa Luna. Triennial Prodnco Stake*. Ravensbuby. Selling Plate.—Fochabers Marble. Buckonham Stakes.—Saintly. First Nursery ...

... after which scientific spar took place between Young Muggeridge (Simon Pinlghty’s novice) and Varney, of Clerkenwell. Clog dancing and other contests followed, the finals the whole which will take place on evening next. A. Lane (better known Jumper ’’) ...

... properly ailedin. The first heat the Yards will be started 5i7.30 sharp.—[Advt.] CLOG DANCING. Stump, winner of the dancing competition Ponder’s End last wook, would like dance the chuinuiou clojr dancer of Ponder’s End, and will match ...