... expended on clogs. They have been made of lovely woods, anti delicately inlaid with ivory. and with mother of pearl. A clog might be a dream of beauty, and, if not too high or too heavy, most comfortable also. lint if there be any who do not like clogs, let ...

... but all the classes—with, perhaps, the exception of the Scotch terriers and toy dogs—were well tilled, and caused a keen competition. It is surprising that in a thoroughly coursing district like Dumfries the show of greyhounds is never large, but the quality ...

... Fang some very good serio-comic songs, and also gave a song and dance ; Miss Annie I'limmer sang ' The Anchor's Weighed' in a very fair contralto voice, also a eeriecomic song, and a dance, the latter being loudly re-demanded ; Mr Ike Snape sang a number ...

... the tables were cleared away and the hall made ready for dancing. Mr Frank Lawson's ex cellent q uadrille band was in attendance , and Bro. Robert ICA officiated most satisfactorily an M.C. Dancing was kept up until between the hones of four and five on ...

... supplied by several of the tradesmen, and the company kept up the dance to the enlivening strains of two violins till well on in the morning. The arrangements for refreshments and dancing were very complete, and all enjoyed themselves most thoroughly. The ...

... Dreaming,' Mr W. M'Milin. Part I L—C•incertina Selection, W. lilting' ; The Lay of the Last Lunatic Minstrel,' R. Tait; Clog Dance, J. Wilson ; song, Happy Jim,' T. Bryan ; song, Let me kiss him for his Mother,' W. Al• Minn ; song,' Eggs for your Breakfast ...

... was ' no encoree,' yet they were irresistibly recalled on each appearance. A very attractive item on the programme was • clog dance by Mr Wilson, Gatehouse, which was raptanonsly encored. A choir of a dozen voices sang several part songs during the evening ...

... awarded to student with 90 marks. The promise of the yontig lad is exceptional. There are only two prizes given in the competition. DUMFRIES. -- BANKRUPTCY Ex AMON. JAS. Smith, fruiterer, Friars' Fennel, Dumfries, was examined before Sheriff Hope, Dumfries ...

... woad, men and women, with yells and execrations, crowded round be web* of about a hundred, and jumping o p en the victim, danced on him and kinked him---axe lot of Home-Rulers giving place to another and another fresh lot, all eager to give a kick to ...

... Braes of Olenifler, was unveiled on Saturday in presence of a large number of spectators. The statue was designed. after competition, by Mr D. W. Stevenson, A.R.S.A., and was cast in bronze iu Sir John Steel's foundry, Edinburgh. The amount of building ...