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... after them the girls of Echternach, from the ago of 10 to 14, dancing three steps forward and one backwards, or five steps forward and three backwards, most if not all of whom are hired to dance for the benefit of others. endless crowd of men, women, and ...
... if not all of whom are hired to dance for the benefit of others. An endless crowd of men, women, and children follow them, holding a stick or umbrella or pocket handkerchief between them, five or six or more deep, dancing or hopping to a j;g tune played ...
... —l, George Spe ce ; 2, S. Spence. Open Competitions. Quarter-Mile Kace —1, Hugh Andrews, Glasgow; 2 Anthony Hall. Edinburgh. liish Jig.—l, D Anderson, Dundee ; 2, W, Baxter. Highland Fiing.—D.Anderson. Sword Dance.—D. Anderson. One Race. —J. Hunter, Edinburgh ...
... ease, when you have caught year fish you have to dispose of them by contract to the corer. The wholesale prices depend on competition or combination among the dealers, and on a variety of circumstances beyond the fisherman's control. So that speculation ...
... morning; or seen an Edinburgh Assembly shake with uprose, one bench acting the boa constrictor—antither doing the clog and umbrella dance--raust feel convinced that there remains under the meet immaculate choker, and meet severely chastened pelisse, a ...
... large granary, which had been nicely and tastefully decorated, where dancing was engaged in with great spirit. The com- pany was much enlivened and entertained by the songs and dances given by Messrs I.ennie, Jack, Brown, and Grant, Inehewan; also Miss ...
... admission. No attention was paid to his knocks, and he bethought him that he might try the strength of the door with his clogs. The clogs were of the largest make and heaviest calibre, weighing, it is close on 56 lbs., and a very few kicks with them served ...
... in a misses, attractixe style. Name of the art very well • few of them are trivet. is Moircwt., as are ale, tame of the dances. The entertainments hove been well attended during the anti they have been much appreciated by the audiences. It is cool long ...
... arranged that simultaneously with the competition * match should take place between the Stirlingshire and Forfarshire Riflemen -eleven on either side—and that the scores of these competitor* in the Twenty Competition should decide it. The competitors were—for ...
... the Benefit of MR J. W. ROWLEY. The Entire Company _1U appef- In N.w Programme. Novel Competitions for Prices. RUGGING THE SWEER TREE. AMATEUR COMIC SINGING. CLOG DANCING. BE EARLY AT THE DOORS TO-NIGHT. 2000 of Bowiey's Best Bongs wUI be given awsy *o the ...
... ;E gtoh' lowa accompaniee typhoid fever. The bron- to the one „Tl>iovlde inebrtate aeylnm for thoje that .bird lobe, get clogged np with phlegm, which the which, ha.-hi, U» pp«rf pafaent has not strength to expectorate, and stiffo- left> nd to imperfect ...
... Week of the Versatile Mr TOM ROBSON, The Celebrated Negro Comedian and Champion Clog-Dancer, And his Canine Wonders Prince, and Bouncer, The only Walk Round and Dancing Dogs in the World. Last Week of Miss PATTI ADELE, The ever-pleasing Characteristic ...