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... Cattle. Mr. Joan A. Her, bom Dundee. Mr. Bowmui, Ikon Montrore. Mr. D. M'Dohau), Glugow, winner of Pnn »t tba Ediobargh Competition. And other Scottish Violinists, being sombinsUon of the first Strslhspey and Beal PUjrara in aU Sentland, who will appear ...
... OPPOSITE BINDLEY GREEN HALL. Coronation Ceremony by Mrs. A. JOHNSON, Bakershaw HalL Grand New Dances. Maypole Doable Plaiting. Ballet Dance and other Dances »wer witnessed at any Festival before. leok Out! Look Out! Look Out! The World- Paddock Troupe ...
... The unfinished competition for the gentry and tradesmen's primes also took place, when shod 72 men sompeted. The annual distribution Is ezpoeted to take place early In November next, at the annual tea party usually held. CLOGS! CLOGS!! CLOGS!!! For Style ...
... and Mr MeDougall ; and other selections by Mr T. Goulding and Miss McKay. Mr Hooper gave a clog danee. Mr J. B. Senior and Mr Storey were the accompanists. Dancing tollowed, the music being supplied by Mr J. B. Senior. Messrs J. Williams and F. Alpin were ...
... Counsel, J. Iteunett; song and dance, “ Kmigration. J. Boll; aong, O. Humphreya ; stttne dancing. A. Il'Kee.Jt. H. M Kee. .1 Hooper, and J. (•Ulster; haoju aolo, T. Sharp; clog dance, It. H. M'Kro ; stump speech, A. aong and dance. “Bu.. » ...
... and Major Gatey, who was in command, conducted the proceedings. In a brief introductory address he explained that the competition should have taken place New Year's Day, but, owing to the fog, the targets on Lough rigg were imperceptible at even a short ...
... pa-time. Rails, dances, and the like are in abundance for those whose inclinations are that way, but for those of a quieter disposition the e is nothing.—On Monday evening Mr. Shipley. of the King's Arm., had a singing and dancing competition, which was very ...
... Worship's duties may have been in olden times, we cannot say, bat the office is now simply an honorarium. In the running competitions, which took place in Doorusgate, the youngsters were handicapped according to size, and the amount of energy displayed ...
... at 6s. 6D. Come and See my Boys and Girls' Boots mid Shoes from 2s, OS. «/D. Come and See my Men's New Clogs 3s. 6D. Come and See Women's New Clogs at 10* Come and See my Boys and Girls' Cloga from Is. 3D. JOHN PREST, 61, BRIBGE-STBKKT, Corner of Bark-street ...
... as follows :—Competition is good for trade. In my opinion. is not always borne wit by facts; it wankl be nearer the truth if it said: Competi. lion is good for the . public, for people of any trade or profession start keen competition, it is more often ...
... see include pieces for Seaside & Holiday Wear Call and see them once UNION-RD (off Heaton Lane) CLOGS! CLOGS! CLOGS! Where can get the Best and Cheapest CLOGS Why Knight’s Where you can also get your & REPAIRED With Best English Leather Qool Workmanship ...
... HELENS COLLIER A NEW ROLE. CLOG DANCING NOT A SUCCESS. At St. Helens, to-day, before Alderman M'Ke'hnie. J. Foiater.and l!r. Thomas Glover. William an ex-soMiur Haranoab, St Helca*, but now described as» coraolisn and clog-dancer, was summoned for deserting ...