... the children enjoyed themselves by running races for the various prizes offered for competition. The band at intervals enlivened the proceedings by playing for dancing. The games etc. proceeded until dusk. IIiBCHESTER Day.— This year the club day is to ...

... —J4, 377. \|ARSH lANE WESLEYAN CHAPEL.— A LSCTL KB will given n THURSDAY EVWfIEO. Marvh. by the Rev. F. K. SMITH -,inof «f •' Clog Shop Chron ele*. subiect. CLOO SHOP CHIL'MCLKS. with KKADINOS. Chair »• h* taken Mr W. JP. Coll eel tow. 01. THOMAS’S GIRLS' ...

... CerproJHe^- The eroend and third Brronatro uutroKorn and their defeat bjr ruller, who won with nrinutea to spaee, embed n lo* Clog Dancing: 1 ftsroto .Thdnr, 2 Pnroie Howard. Priroie Jobnaon. Boring. Light Weight: Nawaa Medium Waghu; Oo*ou»-8 ...

... said she would have it out of Mrs. O’Uiater, whereupon she struck the complainant.—Goorgie Bennett, who was practising clog dancing behind curtain Walter Gritfeo, and Mrs. Nellie Bennett gave evidence orrobor&Cing story of the complainant.—P C. Hobioson ...

... apart fromn the efforts of this ingenions personage prairie life is far from being devoid of social intercourse. We 1ave our dances, balls if you will, the same; as in ::Eng~land, with the differenoe that thley are far mnore of a ~sociael affa ir than with ...

... tan1 Institution was sustainedi at tile comlltitive ex t at Burnley, when in the third class of' te eaiit i offered for competition to the eleven 0Lt sin o six were won by members of the 'isliugdcu knstituite The accommnodation u-as much too sunall for ...

... starred tent of the night sky. It is over year since we danced together,” he said, with an irrepresaible rush feeling in hia whispered tones, he bent his head little nearer hers. You must dance with roe the rest the evening make for it; say, will you ...

... possible bang done for the accommodation and comfort of the guests. Vetter’s celebrated band, led by Mr Vetter, played the dance music. The refreshments were provided by Mr. Kitchen, of the Commercial Hotel The masters of the ceremonies included Mr. H ...

... cornet player one of Courters's electro-plate' Acornets, twelve persons connected with the different tan~ Is entered the competition list, but five retired ou t` )fground, and one was debarred from playing, because LI declined to conform to the regulations ...

... discharged the somewhat onerous duties of judge, and was assisted by Alderman Hallmark, also Preston. There was a keen competition iu the classes for dahlias, asters, marigolds, band bouquets, plums, and kitchen apples. special feature among the flowers ...

... ootbonto. mmo l. Uk. .sooci.l M . » 1 competed for the above track. armlet mto carev waa it the 10a. per dav and w.ll opes for competition np Urn of 1887 The diataaoe >a be flee aulas, paced. There reason that amatsora who ®Vf *«P**Dre. perjure them salve., ...

... giving speeches and recitations. PRize RiNoING.-On Tuesday, the bell-ringing frater- nity were much on speculation about the competition to , be entered into durhig the day, with the different ringers who had come into the town to compete for the prizes offered ...