... kinds, may soloctcd from, at prices which defy competition ; comprising Ladies’ Black and White Satin Slippers, Silk Operas, Kid, Patent, Lasting, and Cashcmero ditto, I/adics’ and Gentlemen’s Leather Clogs, India Rubber Goloshes, Morocco, Roan, Venetian ...

... evening, will be on Pumps and Wells, and the second on Levers and their application. CHIPPING NORTON Gots' CLOG.—The January prize competitions in connection with this club concluded on Saturday, sixteen members playing round. Some very good cards were ...

... 10. Easter Sunday. Rev. G. A. Befcnetts, 8.A., Grimsbury. Monday, April 11. Bank Holiday. Star Cyclists' Club and Harriers’ Dance. Invitation D&cce Volunteer Drill Hall. Grimsbury Wesleyan Bazanr. Tuesday, April 12. Grimsbury Wesleyan Bazaar. Thursday, ...

... dictates to them. At first they were inclined to add dancing to the list of amusements, but this was forbidden, and the prohibition was cheerfully acquiesced in by the members. Each year a competition is held in some subject of domestic economy or health ...

... wand and reliable guiltily. All bedstesds are guaranteed strung, durable, fell length, and well finished. We radii* that competition is cedunted, but we meet it by relying on the quality of our goods, and the moderation of our prices, combined with the ...

... annual competition between the members of this club. was held on Saturday is the Grand JUDO:Mk:IIa Cant, when 34 members competed. The first prise was taken by Mr. T. Cromwell with Ilb. Hos., Mr. A. Craik being second with 11b. 2os. The competition lasted ...

... F I dck turbit DAM A Yes p cl.xlitable lot o} glngs were exhibited. and although cue ow two clog were not well filled, in the majority of cases the competition was of the keenest.A young Newfoundland with very points was placed first in the class for big ...

... when a team of three horses with a wagon belonglag to Mr. Neave, of Leckhampstead, was overtaken. The second horse, a young clog, became frightened, and the others. becoming alarmed, started off at a tremeudoes rats towards Stratford. The man io charge ...

... singers, clog and :haracter dancers. negro minstrels. professors of the magic art, and skilful acrobats succeeded in rapid succession for several Imam the Rifle Band discoursing popular make in the intervals, a lively string band playing a dance programme ...

... taccesa of their efforts. The programme was of a varied character ; songs, both comic and sentimental, stump speech, and clog dance, being interspersed with jokes and conundrums. The mo+t appropriate topical parody of the evening proceeded from the first ...

... on the company gathered more together, the band strock up a dance tone and soon the capacity of the vicarage lawn was taxed to the utmost to accommodate the couples footing it merrily. Dancing was kept up afterwards in the tent until halfpast Min, when ...

... paying the Minstrels a visit. To notice individual performers of the corai>any is not necessary where all are so good. A clog dance is one of the chief features. A piccolo solo by J. J. Dyke deserves special mention. The two Linds&vs playing one violin ...