... Chinese Dance Bouquet Dance the Morris Dance the Maypole Dance Sir Roger Coverley kc MARIO the great Acrobat in his extraordinaty Flying Leaps Mr CLARKE ALLEN the Popular Comedian Vocalist SILNANI Champion Vaulter and Stilt Dancer PHILIPS Midland Wizard ...

... nearly 30 ploughmen taking part in the competitions of to-day, and they were supposed to be honest, straightforward, hard-working men, working in the interest of the masters. No man could enter into the competitions unless he had been in his master’s service ...

... 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 ...

... minister of the town, had this voluntary state- , ment,—a person who would gladly substantiate the truth, had told him that dancing was carried on at these rooms, not unfrequently both sexes being wholly or partially in astate of nudity. Now, he (the speaker) ...

... are daughlerless, and therefore envious matrons—suggest that the mammas have cried their wares too lustily, and that the competition is so keen that the customers are becoming fanciful. Bomething of difficulty is necessary to lend to the transaction that ...

... inurAnnze. The latest novelty her., The drfiren's Triumpk, by Mr. Arthur Wood. belongs to a clogs of domestic drams whioh Is especially addressed to the working men. It at depioting real the' is, the life of the day; the inoideuts are such as me are to ...

... hop garden about half-past twelve or one o'clock. Supt. Dance—That's the case. The Chairman read the usual caution to prisoner, who said, I as innooent of the charge as a child unborn. Supt. Dance said he was prepared to into another oharge against prisoner ...

... Capt. Gibson and Lieut. Charlton. Dancing was kept up until an early hour in the morning. Competitive Concert at Blyth.—On Saturday evening last, the winding up of the great competitive concert in Fynes's Octagon Music Hall, Waterloo, Blyth, was held ...

... It becanmn more Indelible, as on the mind Itself, dislocated from that earthly frame which is at once its instrument and tie clog all images and ideas nudonbledly are for ever. VOCAL MACREaIR- OF BRDS-It fi ?? to accoent for so sneall a creature as a bird ...

... it became more indelible, as on the mind itself, dislocated from that earthly frame which is at once its instrument and its clog, all images and ideas un| doubtedly are for ever. Vocal Machinery of Birds—lt difficult to account for so small creature as ...

... looking at you The Veetris family, which was very numerous, end very united, rdway• went inn body to the opera when Auguste danced, and at other times mode a point of stopping nway. Auguste is n better dancer than 1 am,' the Old Vest•is would say he had ...

... not far off, hastily leaped from a wall, in doing which he received an injury, and, with difficulty ridding himself of his clogs, plunged into the water and brought the man out. The latter had, in his exhaustion, lost hold of the boy, who had sunk from ...