... cornet, the French huritig C horo, nnd other instruments. Charles Oasley ?? several melodious negro melodie, and gave a clog dance which brougilt down the bouse. Jimmy James, who is generally admitted to be one of the most expert of bone soloists, was ...

... week at the Empire, in Queen-street, and of the list perhaps Miss Kate Paradise and her troupe of young ladies in specialty dances and vocal numbers will be found as entertaining as any. F. W. Millis, the Australian ventriloquist, should prove interestint; ...

... season of the year it is im- possible to be serious. It is an insult to humanity, which begins to clear itself of all the clogging sediment which a year of care and business has cast over them, and to prepare for the New Year with the simple innocence ...

... applauded. i The Sisters Reeve, who are rated amongst the E e cleverest in their own peculiar kind of busi- 11 ness, sing and dance in a very clever manner. Their contributions of lively. and interesting parts to the programme I add considerably to the enjoymeet ...

... Mask, 6 to 1 aget Clog Dance, 13 to 2 agest Erin, 100 to' 15 agst Gold Reefs1 7 to 1 agst Diplomatie, 8 to 1 agst Philanthropist, and 10 to 1 each agst Lucy Loeclett and Miss Gunning. Royalraslk was followed by Philanthropist, Clog Dance, Diplomatic,. and ...

... heiiween seven and eight thousand pounds. evid l ir. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _t n led fn it BIFL~j COMPETITION AT are C R IF ay.CA DF. Icu- A friendly competition between the Ist and CQ sen 2nd detachments of the 2nd Battalion Uilaniorgan XAIr 1 B. ile 'Volunteesrs ...

... PLEASUREPARTIE~SPT-3 and EXCURSIONS by water proie~d with's ASIN or BRASS BAND at the shortet notie.. Conce1b attended. ,Dancing Taught, Lessons on the ThOUR, e A IFto L T Roerb, 4 oy~litrok Splotlands. M 0 Iq S. SIEVE RDIN, PROPESSEUR DR LANGUES. I ...

... Dlaet-'s Huelva, 4yra, 9at 7th . ~.Wt-shby S to lie W Wilhon's Rfepentacce gelding, 2yrnsetlh 011 lot, Captain H1 Hughese'a Clog Dance, S'yra, 9st 711h Vall H Barerta S r a Mr Armatrru' Noere, ye,v So Rls u tniibolilt 0 it r I ?? 13ijokt I, lyre, So 71h ...

... Mlainstnne ad and Miss Kate M'CY for theoir vivacious enter taintnentalso receivod hearty support. Te -eouoie .g 'show and clog dancing of Mr. J. P. Gill placed . him in favour with the audience, and Mr. Henrr ng Walters' ventriloquism wats highly aniusing ...

... Dec. 15, and during the week, ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. New Songs. New Dances. New Specialties. First time in Cardiff of The Nfgger's Moonlight Picnic. The Grand statue Clog Tournament. The Screaming Burlesque, THE SCEPTICS. The Wonder of all Beholders ...

... JESSIE HARD HART, Fascinating Singer and Dancer. At Welcome Return of CHARLES OUSLEY, Fr With his Operatio Clog Dance. Ai THE SISTERS LILL, Son and Dance Artistes. Sa D A V 9 U S S E L L The Footballer. A, FR E D. C A I R N S The Inimitable, with Racy Rhymes ...

... will give an Entertainomentin ithe.Town-hall on Saldnay Eye* lng, consisting of Comic and Seotimental onge, SBtusl floeelh, Clog Dance, -sod Comic Sketches. Admiasion, One dShillilng: Back Seat, Sirpexece.- Tickets ?? bhd from Mr. Watts, Brewer, sad Miss ...