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... DENBIOM. BOROOOII COUSS, MONDAY. —Before ths Mayor, R. Lloyd William, and Rd. Owen, Esq. arias*: Assault wpm a Alilitiansem—Four clog. block makers who were strangers to the town but workmg within • few miles from it, and severally named John Bate, James Saville ...
... SUCCESS EVER KNOWN. ia bat one opinion, the press and the public are aaanimoua. The Eqacatrian and Hippodramatic Talent defy competition. The CONGRESS of MONARCHS is sight that bailies any Day Performances, Tuesday, 2 tod, and Saturday, 2«th of January, commcndag ...
... James'.. tiateehearl, twisted I.y the Geworth choir, sang several glees. The company amused themselves by dancing whea ever the land played dance music. The company broke at ten o'clock. The miiimittee are highly pleased that every thing passed off with ...
... selection from Auber’s opera, MASANIELLO, by forty vocalitts dressed in costume the opera. Irish Minstrels at nine, with songs, dances, and Iri*h antedates, under the direction of Pat Corri. A new and original overture composed and arranged expressly for the ...
... After a very keen competition the kettle was gained by Mr James M•Donald. During the evening Master Anderson (Mr Handford's gave his celebrated Highland }ling, for which be has no fewer than twelve medals, be afterwards gave his Clog dance and went through ...
... Send mental Vocalist songs of the day. MR HARRY HUGHES, the Liverpool /•hampto¢ Clog and Pump Dancer, will appear Each Evening In Original Buy-a-Broom and American heel Dances. Continued and success/al engagement of Wu 8081 LF.E, the off - In-comic 'Mail ...
... occasion, introduced bis celebrated clog hornpipe, followed by the farce, The Review the Wags of Windsor,” and Wednesday the ro-, mantiedrama, The Miser and the Avenger,” gave gssat satisfaction, with singing, dancing and screaming farce. Although it ...
... considered, it must be allowed that the attendance was much larger than might have been anticipated. The stands set'up for competition in the various classes were most excellent; and, in many inslances the judges experienced small amount of difficulty arriving ...
... Saturday, the and 39th June next. When Gold. Silver, and Medals. preeootad by the LADIES OF LIVERPOOL, will be offered for competition to Gentlemen Amateurs. The programme »ffl Include a 130 yard*. 330 yaolt, ...
... in a variety of songs, both sent and comic. Masters Teddy Forster, Wardhaugh, and gave some very creditable songs en 1 clog dances. Afte . pi jgrammeof music had been gone through, a ball was hei.- and continued till an advanced hour—the duties of M ...
... the Royal Family, and the principal Crowned Heada of Europe, will rive their celebrated ENTERTAINMENT, consisting SONGS, DANCES, DUETTO. Ac., Ac., Ac. At the Three o'clock Entertainment only do they appear in the same Costume worn by tham when they appeauwd ...
... was gained by Mr Robert Simple for his dancing of the Highland Fling. Mr Levy she presented • silver medal to Mr Anderson for dancing at Mr Allen'. benefit, as he had not been allowed to take part in the competition on that occasion. A great favourite at ...