... HUNDRED Russian Service SEAL TRAVELLING CAPS, ls. 6d. each, original price 4s. 3d.—Hill's Government Stores. PAIRSe4 JACK BOOTS, CLOGS, O and NAVY SHOFiS to SOLD oil cheap.—Government Stores, Broad street, Park. ■ OADDLES, Bridles, Collars, Headstalls, Chains ...

... Sherwood 4 7 9 Baron M. de Tuyll's Leominster J. Cannon 3 7 9 Col. North's Lucy Lockett R. Sherwood, jun. 3 7 Lord Ellesmere's Clog Dance J. Dawson, jun. 3 7 7 Mr T. Jennings* Lord William Owner 3 6 12 a Sir 71. Jardine's J. Dawson, sen. 3 12 aMr T. Blenkiron's ...

... BAVERLY’S Grand Reveis, § HAVERLY METERORIC Plantation METEORS. MONDAY EVENING an ENTIRE CHANGE. NEW SONGS, NEW NEW DANCES. TEE GRAND MILITARY CLOG PAGEANT. THE ONLY EDUCATED CHICKEN LIN THE WORLD, €:csimg with The Old Kentucty Home. DON’T It. Deere cpen 7.30 ...

... nnnecessary.—Address, baiger, 15. street. Bolton. fll.O -EN, used to old tops.— Constant work at Beldam's, Wholesale and Retail Clog fanlorturer, 18, Harvest lane, Shtfii Id. 8742 TUITION. ;iNL'WI ROYAL PATRONAGE.—Tie Anelo-Parisian Sy-tem U' i.l DUES- CUTTING ...

... entitled the House that Jack Bnilt, given by Mr. Watts was highly appreciated. There was also a negro entertainment Richmond, clog dance by Mr. Roberts, Captain Gangway's yard by Mr. Spiers,, andan solo | by Mr. Cbappel. The Hand Bell Rmgers Will give selections ...

... concert dance, would be held at the Cambridge Hall on second Mondays in November, January, and Suerrietp = Banxeuptcy Covurt.—At the before his Bankruptcy Court, yesterday, Honour Judge Ellison, examined by the Offici: Receiver (Mr. J. re Clogs). James ...

... 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 ...

... other potta, he hoped they ‘The motion wits and the & some other with &@ humorous song. The of the evening was (iken up with dancing, vice for reraining ALB APPLIGANTS. —Remedy and ad- api manly vigour. Also, cure biotrt «, shin and want of tone and condition ...

... by some of our em: have named would justly « my mind, the lecture to itself. ® man barned on the foot, aad strong pote or clogs, what is the best way of getting them off! Suppose a man man burned on he lene after bandaging, would you put splints on! co ...

... sisters ; Miss Etlea Foster, |. Barnascone. + Hunt, Mr. H. raaacone, and Mr. Ww. including Messrs, J Whel and Hearnshaw. clogs ra Fathers Brady, and Gavin offi- ciated. Many of the Catholic of the town were inelndi ‘alshaw, Fathors and ‘were ex- Messrs ...

... Sir J. B. Maple's DANCING BELLS, est 101b Barrett 1 Mr Bass' LADY PARAMOUNT FILLY, Sst 101b Cannon 2 Lord Penrhvn's ISOLA, 101b Oalder 3 Sir R» W. Grinrths' Red Sky, Set 101b Loates 0 (Winner trained Peck.) Betting: 15 to 8 agst Dancing to 4 each Lady Paramount ...