... fleshy and substantial Christmas entertainment to upwards. ut not and, on New Year's Day, 4 his tenantry last week ; Music and dancing were also supplied, with everytt Mr, es ae the numerous perty assemble: d; and Mrs. Handeock, w rduy peculiar gracefulness ...

... Days. brh Prizes, which are all open to general competition, include THE FARMARS' GAZETTE CHALtENGE CUP, Value One i-uncred and Twenty Guineae, TiiE TOWNLEY CHALLENGE CUP, Value Fifty Guineas, for competition by TENANT FARM- *ERS only ; and SWEEPSTAKES For ...

... December ritth, And FRIDAY WEEK. December 16th. AIdATEUR COMPETITIONS. Tee willbeopen tD all bons fide Irish Amateurs, *d will be for the following classes- Coapetition A, for Middle Weights. Competition B, for Light Weights. Ceopetition C, for BaLtantm. ThePrizes ...

... Amateur Histrionic Performance and Dance of the Season Will be held AT TH1 llATHMINRS RINK, On FRIDAY VliENING, November 12th, 1880.. Tickets to be had only through mombers, rndi the Damnes of applicants for Dance Tickeots moat be slb. nmitted to the ...

... WALES THEATRE, 1 FISHAMBLE-STREET. NOW THE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open Every Evening fromEight. During the Recess, the Stage and Pit have boen convorted into one vast platform for Dancing-brilliantlyilluminated. Full and efficient Quadrille and Polka ...

... DXOBANIC VIEWS, And the Lion Hunter's NATIVE BUSH PEOPLE, iron the Great Kalahari Desert, will Exhibit their Charac- teristic Dances and Custome. A Special RepresentatiOn on THIS DAY (Saturday) at half-past Two o'Clock. No Performance This Evening. Admission ...

... onan'e Bertha; 2, Mr It C Wilson's Royalist Hunter 12.4-1. Dr noire ; Bertha Farman Class-1, Mr Jame Clarks 's Punch; 2, Mr Jain Clog'. Dun. Tune FaarreL—William Ewe, Free Barak Karr, and Charier Bale, who wore convicted them ego for swindling Milos. ale tioncourt ...

... obUin it (applanre). become* open to many objections ff *'”* ri He trusted ell would unite iu the good principle* of the competition for lend wonld lores successful bidder i . tl , at and green would carry the day in vate agreemonta with his landlord to ...

... this season of Miss lAS' MACC ABE, ,-bat ingm characteristic andl Cha jmpion Clog Drancer. SL'Ccial Ellrtagemnerit ant! S-,cond Appea'anic ot Messrs CARLIN and PRICE, Song and Dance Artisrtes, Cots'rialis. Sbiam7ltncvterrsand 7I'strullnentslists. Ibid Ci ...

... Civil Service Institute, 31 Rutiand squOre. p6739 a ANtclii3x; M=.OmBrlen's Select Afternoon and tion. in skirt dance and all character dances; schools attended. 5 Ormond terrace, llatlhmines road. p9a3oq tXCISE; 't lst examination Messrs tawton, 3rd E-(frsb ...

... WALES THEATRE, ,tL FISHAMBLE-STREET. . NOW TlE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open ?? Evening from Eight. Dialng the Recess, the Stage and Pit have been converted into one vast platform for Dancing-brltItantly illuminated. Full and efficient Quadrille and Polka ...

... 1;Itasiless was resumed wick the Wharacliffe Stakes. forw.hicb ham~ and Sveito left off -'qual! favoturites at S to 2, Clog Dance lindiug: most friendls -of the others. Back~ers mnade a disa~s- troos resumption. as the winner was fortiacom- lng in ? ...