... House, Messrs. Jennings and Hughes ; God Save the Queen At the next entertainment there will be a clog dance competition for a silver cv^ — the dance beiug seven steps and a shuffle. The Survey op Denbighshire and Flintshire. For a longtime a party ...

... LETTERS FBOMA COMPETITION WALLAH C LIAXTTA AND m CIMIATO ; WITH SallOte Cantina, April 12, 1863. Deka Simms,—The hot weather has set in. These words may convey to you no very definite ides, beyond the general one, of punkahs and ioed 1 champagne;_ but ...

... LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, AND . AND DANCING BOOTS all The New and Fashionable Bf,,i LARGEST, the HANDSOM EST, '&*>_« is at fi STOCK S. AND C. W. DlxoN-c 00, GREY STREET & » . _. 137 -^^^_i_&c^j^ MR. SOFTLEY DAIIRYj Bees t-> return his sincere thanks to HIS ...

... ROCHESTER STROOB MAIDSTONE NORTH KENT SPECTATOR NO Registered for Abroad SATURDAY 23 Circulation Of 40003 DANCING ISS JAMES Ijondoa) to her i far all Yravuiu Drux Polka- of a I fa fd- A Him’ Boaherrille Botanical Gardens Gravesend rrtHE TO SPEND HAPPY ...

... he visits Middlesbrough. THE VOLUNTEER CHALLENGE CUP. —The competition for individual prises by members of the let N.Y.V.A. commenced on Tuesday, and will be concluded to-day. The competition for the challenge cup takes place to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon ...

... give DAILY INSTRUCTION to YOUNG GENTLEMEN preparing for School, College, and Competitive Examinatione. A Prospectus on application at Culver House, Weston-super-Mare. DANCING AND CALISTHENIC ACADEMY, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WESTON - SUPER - MARE. MRS. F. STANLEY ...

... as finished a performance the first. Regarding this mode of dancing, there are, no doubt, a large number of good clog dancers, among this regiments in Camp, and we should like to see competitive entertainment got amongst them. Perhaps some of oar military ...

... Presented Mr. JOHN YOUENS, the celebrated .Eronaut, also GRAND ATHLBIIC COMPETITION, See Programme and Bills. SPLENDID BRASS BAND WILL ATTEND, AND R THE LADIES, DANCING ! DANCING DANCING! The whole will Conclude Dusk with a GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, By ...

... performed, we question much 5 ifanye eptions at all be taken. tle must be a daneer who could command applanse after Bogan’ clog dance to Mr Robertson's time, ave ge cutuic would require to be very entertaining to draw attention after his able way of Common ...

... saw the shop door of Mr. Q'layie, dogger, open, skeleton key being in the lock. The officer looked and found three pairs of clogs In an adjoining entry, which had been taken from Mr. Quayle’s shop. The premises are locked up at night, no one sleeping there ...

... o’clock Noon the Democratic Ha-11, Nelson St. (City), until further notice. DANCING.— Mr. Crabtree, Champion Dancer of Great Britain. Teaches Pupils Clog. Boot, and Pomp Danc- Ipg.—Apply at Mtlarrigles. Stork well Street. Contracts. mHE Housk CJommittbr ...

... following were the choicest; The Cambrian Stores nas what is called fighting house.’ It was kept open all night. The dancing—chiefly 1 clog hornpipes’ on tableswas of the heaviest and noisiest description, especially when it was indulged in a powerful negro ...