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... CLOG-DANCING. BO! CHAMPION INTIRTIZW ID. Is Darien, yeses ego, ridded • maned TIM for Glom slog At so rIV 01 wee the Champloa flay Clog Damon, sad eh. balsam groat(). delighted th. misers. At the age 'hues lie mot to eels Is Much of tit* praesat he arrived ...
... T. Richards, C. HanophrrYs, F. Savage, and G. Proctor ; while Masora H. Peg. and C. Broughton gave • duet, Mr W. Potter clog dance, Mr P. • mourn solo, sod Mr P. Charms • lute The came to • clam with • vote %beaks to the band, the Chairman, and the Mast ...
... instruction comprises every branch of • finished Pupils prepared far competitive azatninetieria. Music— Mr. G. Resident Teacher. French—Resident French (avenues, Dipleinde. Dancing and Calisthenics— Mr. and Miss Bean. 'Drill—Sergi. Scheel duties Re-commenced ...
... in the competition for the best dome sent in for the building m which the er• bibitmn it tie proposed to hold in Manchester, next year, in honor of the jubilee of Her Majesty's reign, will take place. Warr (K & M Con.) Ow Swixoon SmooTtmo CLOG.—The fourth ...
... Will Embling and Jim Kelly were apparently especial favourites, and certainly their nigger delineati ns, big boot, and clog dances, fully deserved the unmistakeable recognition they received. Miss Kate Russell, too, was deservedly applauded for the very ...
... THE course of Instruction comp r i ses every branch of a finished education. Pupils prepared for competitive examinations. - R ICS I KR. French —Mona. Dancing —Mr . and Miss BYRN. Drill —Sergt. Next Term Commeocee August 9th, 1875. 2 trots and tele s ences ...
... comprises every branch of sfinished education. Pupils prepared for competitive examinations. Mneic—Mr. G. and Resident Teacsber. French—Resident French Governess, Diploco4e. Dancing and Calisthenim—Mr. and Miss Brea. Drill—Sergt. RUM. School duties ...
... A. Lloyd; song, 'Love of England, Mr. W. It. W. Hussey; violin solo, Auf Wirderrigien, Master J. N. Batten; step dance Silver clog dame, Joe New; emit; song, his lordship winked at the We. C. FAtwell ; glee, Carrier John, gyp party piano solo ...
... Friday as Mall, New Ms. W. D. Jaatea's bead will play eelocionadariag each day aed co Vie malog of MG aimed day is to be a dance the Drill Mall. leterestiec preseetatieu task at toe Awe& stile lie 141 defessday. Mr. l. Large, the overseer et the tuft.** ...
... , whose mulls were assiduously - supplied by the Vicar and Mrs. Fawcett. After tea numerous games were entered into, and dancing was indulged in to the strains of the Minety Fife and Drum Band. Most of the parent*, who were kindly invited, oboists walk ...
... the cradle, Mr. P. Howard ; clog dance, Mr. A. Stoppotd ; wag, Him me, and whisper good-night. Mr. A. J. Findlay ; humorous wog, 06, the Fairies, Mr. A Hopper; agog, in our Mr. W. Matthews ; humorous song, Dancing round the aple tree, Mr. H. ...
... hike was well received, and his solo on the tambourine was mach relished. Mr. J. New also pleased a large company with his clog dancing._ The aocceitanonents were creditably played by Mr. H. Hunt (harmonium) and Mr. J. N. Batten (violin). A second entertainment ...