... Ught.weight Boring (7st six rounds).-Jim Mooney. Western Club. Glasgow, first. Pel Ur Palmer, Albert Club, lasgow,second. Clog Dancing (eight steps and shuttle oil) .—Kd ward Borah, first; J. Stratton (cousin J. G. Bums), second; W. M'Geaohan, third. Indian ...

... for Mead's own sum. arid hopes that Mead will make match, after so much talk. The Spotting Lift sukehokler •ud wforw. CLOG DANCING. Ei’ot** Hack, of St. LuU'». op»n to d«n ...

... Ballad. STUARTO AED'ZCARLOS, Jugglers, Tumblers ft AcrobatsM HARRY CALLAGHAN, Excelsior Hand gad Clog Dancer. THE BROTHERS MORTON, Negro Delineators, Pomp, Clog and Big Boot Dancers, In Characteristic Sketches, etc. VICTORBLL I, On the Balancing Trapeze and ...

... newspaper mon on the list fortify themselves for the contest with suitable lotions and embrocations. Perhaps a hatchetthrowing competition for the Pantomime- Success Championship would have been even more suitable, but it was generally felt that, with J. P. H-rd-ore ...

... consisted of the usual role of win s and patter by those of the ebony face. Mr J. acquitted himself remarkably well in a clog dance, u did also Mr H. Ruler in • banjo song. The entertainment with a comical sketch entitled Turn him out, by Messrs Farranoe ...

... 9.—A Granrkeor;CeßTOritip Benefit . of pin FEBRUARY. iiiiii: . . I'll ; round .4 t - ..X ~ Johnson. of Bolto. Singing. Clog Dancing, &c., to conclude with a 4-round contest between Bill Johnson and W. Billington. PEB. 10.—Jan Barry's Grand Assault-at-Arms ...

... mistake. Chairman. Ned Donnelly, Bat Mullins and the ablest professors of the present day. Grand dog show “the Parlour” Clog dance Alec Roberts, costume; Highland fling John Knlfton ...

... mile on the fiat. Prizes-Ist, 21; 2nd, ; 3rd, Entrance Is. HORSE JUMPING COMPETITION (veil) over usual Show jumps. Prizes Ist, 210; 2nd, £5. Entrance 10s. HORSE JUMPING COMPETITION. over usual Show Jumps. Prizes-Ist, £5 ; 2nd, £2 10a. ; 3rd, LI. Entrance ...

... intends giving four beautiful prizes for two clog-dancing competitions—one for amateurs and one for professionals—for which occasion a splendid band has been engaged. Entries for the clogdancing competitions must lie sent Harry Oliver, at the baths, as ...

... (Proprietors, Messrs. Colquhoun and Armstrong ; Acting Manager, Mr. T. J. Colquhoun).—Mr. J. H. Harvey, who won the clog-dancing competition last week at Leeds, is here this week. Mr. James Merrylces remains from last week. The Sisters Seymour are two pretty ...

... north pole, Major Benbnin. Uncle Jasper's return. R. Bland. Comic,' Let 'too all go,' R. Davy. Banjo solo, G. Dcveson. Clog dance, Len Presses Negro sketch, Simey Dempsey, R. Bland. J. Smith. and P. Bicknell. Comic. '• Mother-in-law;' Nobliy Howell ...

... swindling prie charged. Try a public favourite whose motto is •‘Be Just, F**«r None,” before you elsewhere. Hours, 10 to daily. Clog-Dancing taught. ks and Hand-Parts at shortest notice. St. Clair just concluded Oatti’s, Queen's, Foresters’, South, Mctropolitun ...