... 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 ...

... Carpet Begs, Waterproof Capes. 621 MPORTANT TO SHOEMAKERS , Soles l Clog Soles ! I THOMAS WARD, Clogger, Daltongate, Ulver-1 atom has now on sale a large and well made stock of CLOGS and CLOG SOLES. ON SALE, A ROUT 1,000 stones of well-got old HAY.— -LA- Apply ...

... on Improved Principles. KIRK'S for SNOW BOOTS, FELT V BOOTS and SHOES, Gaiters, Cork Soles, Pattens and Clogs, Walking Boots, House Boots, Dancing Boots and Shoes. Dress Boots and Shoes, Children's Boots and Shoes, and Overcoats. CHILDREN'S METAL TOES ...

... Report.) Page tn Sabject. Name. By Rev. 1s y Miss Mandwriting 183 A-l il Sevile, Spelling K-y | English Com-) = ena 154 AAD, of Clog Archbishop of Armagh, and Dublin : HODGES, SMITH, POSTE al to the versity. Lrsrary, Nassau — oRRow' BR Books delivered, carriage ...

... oases were sadly disfigured, and the inijuries seemed to have been causgd either by falls on the stairs, or from the heavy clogs of other victims who I-bad been thrown or had jumped down upon them, -death being caused in most instances by suffocation; ...

... one, was '.Lis year the best which the Society has ever held, as regards the number and quality of the articles set for competition, and also the interior decoration f the teut; but, unfortunately, the heavy fall rain, accompanied by a strong breeze, which ...

... Miliia uneielaesip of Drum-Major Wood, Played Mt at inevladatr ard broke up into small quadrille ti hands, to which the company danced in the highest spirit, 'i 11, the groups presenting a very picturesque appearance. Tue 2,private bridge leading to tho works ...

... Liesicable sikappointment To ninety nine out of a hundred specta•ms, I .Waned, the Derby is out a rouse than tare a dance ; the Derliy is an 1.0nd.1 's sting in the twelvemonth. It is pigeon pie anti champcign^ in the open a annoy viewif not ...

... Spring Show in connection with the Ron! Dnhlin Soc.ety bronght to . clo.e on%S haring been singularly successful in point dance of risitors and entries. There was an,r I,™ number nsitors present during the lasi couple °° l J lM hare b„o effected rations ...

... Inst.tntion 'g'ShS preparehlgi ogrecslde ntftliumlsvd-iKctato.-s. I; suliuueil, the Derby is not • raoeany more than Kill dance; the Derby •outing,’the Londoner's only outing the twelve mouth. It V -pr *a; I cluimpsino the open : sunny viewif iot i breath ...

... number of entries te several classes of animals over those of last year, the extra number of general prizes, and tbe strong competition Ukely to take place for the special prizes, bidding fair to surpass any show held here since that of the Yorkshire te 1851 ...

... fourth, /Roes. Rose, Blair Athol.. The other competitions were a. follows: —Putting the stone. throwing the hammer, turning the caber, leaping, foot race (200 yards.) dancing Madan, reels, dancing the sword dance, Highlend fling, and foot race (one mile.) ...