... S to X. but later on littlo ease came with tho introduction of Clog Dance. Gold Reef, and Krin, who all had supporters alO 1, 1, and 7to respect ivoly. There was plenty money for Clog Dance and Gold Reef, but the latter was apparently the more fancied ...

... George (Barney) Shepherd’s 7st Gib Competition will take place at the Chelsea Baths on Tuesday next. All tickets issued for tho last competition will available ou the night. There will also be Bst Otb competition on the same night. All entries to be ...

... in response a hrartv recall cave ** The ck with. :f possiblo greater success. Tom Suilivan (champion clog dancer) es«av,sl new role, that of ng and dance artist, first giving •Kate O’Connor.” and afterwards a turn with the “Beetle Crushers.’ Mra Ward rendered ...

... Bird, G. Marten and Young Archer, Professor W. Hundreds and his old opponent, Fuggy Mead, sparred. Harry Callaghan gave a clog dance consisting of thirty-eight steps. Thornhill and Morrison wrestled in the Cumberland and Westmoreland style. Hurry Avis and ...

... the fact of tho fixture clashing with important competition promoted Tom Symonds, his friends deemed it advisanle to postpone the entertainment until Thursday evening next, Novomucr 13, when Bst competition, under the Marquis of Queensberry's rules, will ...

... championship. —Jacg. They were to have idught Stb, bub scaled Oft.—S. Malewix (St. Mary-nt.fliTi). No. DANCING.—J. Worm bald. Yes, it is acknowledged in clog POOTBALL-—Thomas Russell. Yes. A. T. Aldridge did play as back in the mutch mentioned. G. Davis (Reading) ...

... mistake. Chairman. Ned Donnelly. Bat Mullins and the ablest professors the present day. Grand dogebowin '* the Parlour.” Clog dance Alec Roberts, costume: Highland fling by John Kmfton (champion England;: songs of best vocalists of the present day. Boxing ...

... It is a draw. CODDAM.—A Flint. know of rules. RAFFLING.—F. Cocks. Tl.e pritc-s arc thrown off for the persons who tie. CLOG DANCING.—W.CIabrin. E. Spencer. MISCELLANEOUS.—T. C. believe that they do.—Kniobtsbridci. re-utnes ht-r maiden name. Certainly ...

... deserving much praise. As before mentioned, gongs and recitations were given at intervals, Cnflbf. br wav of a neveUy. a clog dance in costume was tntivducod. the singing, the palm must certam.v Mi. A. W. Oaskil . far more applause being bestowed ui on ...

... Lambeth Baths Monday, March 20, commencing at half-past seven. The programme will consist of walking, running, stone picking, clog dancing, comic singing, bottle carrying, boxing, wrestling, Ac. Death of Mrs. Alice Chadwick.— lt is with regret that have to announce ...

... frequenters tho catechism is children who have had benefit of religious education in the school. But lime is seemingly powerless to clog tho appetites of tho people lor th.s tritlo, and everyone laugh d heartily at the eccentr’citlos eployed tho various characters ...

... Leeds, MR. J. H. SHELLEY'S ASSAULT AT ARMS AND BOXING COMPETITIONS AT LEEDS. FOURTH NIOHT.-THUESDAY. OCTOBER 5. With the wmiinß-uut pro.’css nearly completed, interest in the boxing competitions promoted by Mr. Shelley, at Coliseum, conlinues to incrcaao ...