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... effective had not tbe brass instruments so largely predominated. Dancing — and very clever dancing too — was the distinguishing feature of the second part of tbe entertainment, a clog tournament, in which at intervals the performers struck attitndes ...
... run, and took im- mensely. A negro entertainment by Mr. Rich- mond added not a little to the pleasure of the evening. A clog dance by Mr. Roberts was given witb mncb skill and was highly appreciated. Mr. Spiers' rendering ?? Captain Gangway's yarn ...
... and in conseemence the attendance was exceedingly good. A large number of those present occupied most of the afternoon in dancing to the strains of the Volunteer band, whose services the management had had the good sense to secure for the occasion ; and ...
... sung by i members — some of wnose voices mignt, with advan- tage, be changed or e.se used with better taste— there was a clog dance, some grotesque business, and a general walk round. To those who like the burnt cork entertainment tbe minstrels ...
... locality. The meeting was generally a motst enthusiastic one, and a* the conclusion tea was partaken of. Bifle Competition at Loko Eaton. A competition took place at the Kange, Trent, the other day, between members and hon. members of tho Lon£ Eaton Detachment ...
... characteristic dances preva- lent in Scotland centuries ago. Mr. Adair 3 has also called together for these national entertainments not only the most distinguished highlanders who have obtained prizes fur their skill in music, dancing, and athletic sports ...
... Archer Mr C Miller's Gallatin Private Newman's Liquid Amber 2 Vr T Blenkiron's Tliennldor „.W Nigiitlogall Murrav Ocifflth s Clogs C Peck Mr J A Miller’s by Bend Or—Lsdy Melton Hslsey 2 Holmes's Sir Westby Adams 3 Sir J Duke’s Ambers tone j Barrett (THE ...
... I'arkgate, also sang several songs. Messrs. Crookes and Bowskill, from Masbro', amused the audience with comic 3 jn^g, eve. Dancing was afterwards freely indidged in. Dkonfield Mechanics' Institution. — The sixth of the series of entertainments was given ...
... court, cymnasium. laboratory, ample teaching Power ana ?appSatus, and liberal dietary. Moderate charges. �?�ã25 for competition at next Entrance Examrnation. MR. HAMILTON WHITE, Organist of the Abbey Church. Worksop, And Conductor of the Retford Choral ...
... Brb. Si_ furlongs. Mr Paget* s HUELVA, 3y, Sst 61b M Cannon 1 Lord EUesmere's CLOG DANCE, 3y, Bst 111b Mullen 2 Winner trained by Chandler. Betting : 11 to 10 on Clog Dance. — Tho non-favourite waited to the half-di.tance, and then drew out and won a ...
... 100 q Idea ; winners ex. Three-quarters of a mile. •air J B Maple's Dame President..— ?? P Peck 3 10 0 •Lord Ellesmere's Clog Dance J Dawson, Jun 3 9 3 •Capt Machell's Erin ?? Jewitt 3 8 12 •Mr Hale's Fitzwarreu ?? W Stevens 3 8 12 •Col North's Hawk weed ...
... 89, and 52 (unfinished), i Mitchell and Diggle are now at the head of the competition, I with nine wins and two losses each. FOOTBALL. _> SHEFFIELD CHALLENGE CUP. COMPETITION PROPER.— FIRST ROUND. WEDNESDAY RESERVES v. ROYSTON UNITED. There was only ...