... in «W de aabotft, or wooden-clog dance, for which he had on his feet pair of heavy wooden shoes. In these, and balanced by his pole, he advanced along the rope, and to the music the band, performed a rough kind of dance, varying it with several acrobatic ...

... performed some wonderful feats of strength, and his son showed extraordinary power of endurance and no little skill in clog- dancing. Severrd songs, serious and comic, were sung, and the audiences seemed to leave very much gratified with the performances ...

... themselves in a thorough business- like relation with their the leases are so Paid the proprietor, clogged that there is a constant deference tinued competition oF more generally his agent ; and with the con- for farms, farmers must see to have the Game Laws ...

... 6d. 6s, 6s 9d, 7s 6d, and 8s 6d. 6s 4d. 6s«d. GLASGOW SHOE AND CLOG WAREHOUSE, 34 OVERGATE, DUNDEE {Removed from 107 Ovcrgate . CLOGS CHEAPER THAN EVER, HAVING resolved to give up our Clog Department, and being determined to effect rapid Clearance, we ...

... to contribute to the pleasures of the evening. Dancing was resumed, and kept up until morning. Mr and Mrs Armitstead graced the ball-room with their presence during the evening, and took part in the dancing. Nor were the children of the working people foigott-n ...

... there was a very good display of dancing. Most of the competitions were confined to the inhabitants of the valley of the Dee. but extra prize was awarded to Corporal J. Forbes, Dundee Highland Rifle Volunteers, for dancing Ghillie Callnm. It was universally ...

... Enfield guns in New York at 19 dols. to 20 dols. each, have yielded, in many cases, to more tempting offers, caused by competition among the agents of the several States. The Government will hereafter take possession of arms arriving in this country, ...

... o'clock Afternoon. 44 High Street, Dundee. 17th May, 1865. SALE RV A LOTION. GREAT SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOGS, AT THK GLASGOW SHOE AND CLOG WAREHOUSE 3 4 OVER G A T E (For Behoof of whom it may Concern). TXTM. M'LEAN, Auctioneer, has received in- T ...

... counted the sheep, and found there were Wh only 401, T observed recent footprints on the field—foot- prints evidently caused by clogs and by boots with tackets. ‘w be foctprints caused by the were easily recognised by the impression of a bar of iron all round ...

... parties in the State are to a six pound fran- chise in burghs and a ten pound franchise in counties. both these parties would clog it with con- 3 ecme of sowe wi cy franchises, because they dread an overwhelming wave of democracy. but is there danger im ...