... BRADFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL., Uie ?? EXHIBITIONS tenabl. in the school wiU | be offerea for Competition on Thursday, September 10th :— (1. Three Ripley Science Exhibitions, worth £20 p.-r annum. ; One restricted to present Members oi tlu- School, and Two ...

... duetts, their clog-dancing la unison is excellent, and marked with much attention to small details—rendering an otherwise boisterous dance for ladles, very pleasing. Mr. F. Williams m decidedly clever in his pedestal skipping-rope clog danoe, as well ...

... a bye. with py vhs cass ton Yorkshire got ignd owt of difiewliy, and with dribhie hie the length of the |. Ambler atualin, clog steedy at « partial decline «f Cash wae re fair demant Hower ers won by four pormte to mil teams met ot Valley Parade on The ...

... assumption the gentlemen named the various characters allotted to them being very satisfactory. The grand triple silver statue clog dance, Messrs. T. Waters, N. Kelly, and J. Newland, was picturesque, and Ethiopian sketch, entitled Slocum’s IVg, was received ...

... of last week continued catisfaetorr ; the advance quoted in our earlier reports of the see son was well maintained, ami competition continued keen from home and C-nimental tu>cra for all deecrir-tioca of wo>d. In the case oi Curehack and crossbred, further ...

... twintieth annual competition for prizes and the freedom of tile City of London, open all workmen In the kingdom engaged in the turning trade, whether masters, journeyman apprentices. On this occasion wooden articles are not included the competition, The departments ...

... Vocalist and 2«, MISS MINNIE ROGERS. Last Six Nights of the ¦*?* Kogro C.imedian, American Song and Dance Artiste, Origii iftl Champion Clog and Jig Danc-r, HORACE fJE AS^INGTON. ? VISITORS' RESORT, Old V* .H-dl, Giassington (in Wharfedale;, i-j'..- Skipton ...

... revolving shutters; rent £25. Apply in first instance R. Greenwood, Bay Horse Inn, Godwin Street. OLD-ESTABLISHED Boot, Shoe, and Clog BUSINESS For Disposal; stock and fixtures valuation. 352, Manchester Road. SMALL Manufacturing Confectionery BUSINESS ; plant ...

... to apprehend the prisoner who turned very violent and kick( d him lior 15 times on the lege w:th his clogs. The prisoner had some spikes in his clogs, and they tore the (doer's troupers and injured hie leg. The damage the trousers amounted to ss. Witness ...

... to Friday’s ittne. it was stated that “thanks were tendered to Mr. W, Dr.whirsi for having presented the 200 children pair clogs each ’ —“and for the gift of £lO towards improving the quality the childrens dinners”— should been added. SALT SCHOLARSHIPS ...

... With re, objection “scoflle,” it is almost impossible that it ean | Satisfac~ place. have for the sid would have known was clogs at hand; and, the encounter must have been perceived by | who wero , and one of whom heard C: i on the “murder and saw him ...

... O'Lsary; clogs, Mr. W. Foolds ; groceries, Messrs. E. and W. Parkinson; drapery, Messrs. J. and M. Hoi- gate; ale, Mr. Henry Sharp; shrouds, Mrs. Hut ton; worsted, Mrs. Rochfort. Mr. Bentham said that in some cases there was no competition, and they ...