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... defiance of the laws of motion. Mr. J. HiU, too, wiU undoubtedly become an important part of the company. He excels in clog dancing, and is the fortunate possessor of what is called a double voice. Ine ballet is effective even now, but in the course ...
... intervals footracing, and ga_ca by youug, and old, dancing, j and the enlivening strains of the excellent band, afforded j i amusement for the different tastes of the company. At the conclusion of dancing thanks- were given to the subscribers and managers ...
... Man in Trouble at Eckington.— Charles Tillman, coloured man, was charged by Henry Walton, labourer, with stealing a pair of clogs from him en Tuesday afternoon, the 23rd. The facts of the case have already appeared in these columns.— The prisoner pleaded ...
... lmin. 4S_ c. ?? RICHMOND STAKES _ 200 aonu __■ tar. i longs. Capt M_che___ ERIN, 3y, Sst 101b — -^.T E oates 1 Ld-l-smere'a CLOG DANCE, oy, Sst 12_b Chaloner 2 Mr Darling's GOLD BEEF. sy, Bat lllb. ?? Cannon 3 Baron do Tnyll '• Leominster, 3y, 9efc 121b ...
... humorous sketch followed, in which Messrs Cent Hitchen, Lent, Smith, and Mrs. Gill had parts' Mr. Jeremiah Robertshaw presided. Dancing was afterwards engaged in until mid- night to the strains .of Mr. C. fakelton s quadiille Mechanics' Institute Ball.—The members ...
... effective am-1 beautiflor of this or ajiy age. It because strikes at the ouiipe of minor cutaneous affections, v s. : The clogged, irritated inflamed, slugg overworked pores. Cutieura Soap derives t* remarkable purifying and heautifying properties from ...
... several workmen supported the views of the secretary. Reaping Competitioh at Oarlisle.— in teres ting and important reaping competition, open to the United Kingdom, took place Carlisle on Monday under the auspices of the East Cumberland Agricultural Society ...
... jMteir first successful and cot famous Otto g_o ' In public competition the Daimler has beaten every ⢠*-___er form of motor competing with it, gaining the Wm\ prize in the Carriage Competition, Paris, IBSi r .and 1895. In the Motor Carriage Pace, run ...
... expense to which this change would put them, they might at any time recoup themselves by announcing a brace of darkies and a clog dance. Mysterious Death of a Commercial Travel-o ler Sheffield. —On Saturday, Mr. John Broskom, commercial traveller the employ ...
... church they adjourned, part to tho Infant School-room, and the rest to the Black Inn, and partook of tea, after which a merry dance followed. The society numbers 110 members, 55 of whom aro honorary, and benefit members. It has paid during the past year for ...
... Fortune's Darling, Balsaain*, Master Minting. Maiden PlateâRoekery, Dorothy DregglstaU Ally. Visitors' PlatoâWhisperer, Clog Dance, Wemoom. Stud Produce Stake* Miss Marden, Village Danes, T. 8., Melehoir* Exster Stakesâlearns. Tnonsnsv. Princess of ...
... concert was given, Mr. John Hinchliffo (Bullhouse Hall) in the chair. Refreshments were served at 9.30 p.m , and afterwards dancing wa.^ commenced. Sudden Death at Thurlstone.—Yester- day an inquest was held on the body of John Crossley, aged 41 years, of ...