... and their able dancing was applauded. Miss Ange Pelham sang You are awfully wicked, and assumed the characters of a saucy romp, who says to her boy lovers You meust Wait till I'm twenty-one, anti of A Lancashire Girl, who can dance well. An effusion ...

... the performance eon. I Genoa Rowley, 13; Sergt.- Majoe C 'morel Dy Corp!. Huntington. The part of the ! lioward, IS. rhe competition tor the Chem} ins Cap, s i repel with an er.mture (two TIGIIIIT and a , then took place. The cunditions being 10 rounds ...

... that the enterprising Mr. J. J. Poole has been indirectly instrumental in bringing this consummation. Jt is a matter of competition. and if the South London provides a better entertainment than any theatre in the neighbourhood—and this it most assuredly ...

... song the burden of which was A merry life for me, and, in thebriskest and cleverest style, executed skippiing-rope and clog dances. Mir Patrick Mills, who, like the lady just named, has been engaged at this Hall for some tiue, came next, and pleased the ...

... spirit of musketry competition, we are informed by a correspondent, still pervades all ranks of this corps. Since last report various matches have been fired upon all available occasions ; a prominent feature in these has been the competitions for Captain ...

... apartments where the atmosphere of the Black Hole of Calcutta can be realised, where it is impossible to circulate,” and where dancing must be achieved upon about as much ground can be commanded by industrious masculine elbow, the entertainment escapes the ...

... and choruses ; in the feats of acrobats, and gymnasts, and equili- brists, and conjurors; in dancing which brings exhilarating and merry music from the clogs of Lancashire, or in the more graceful poses and pas of the grand ballet, or in a combination ...

... MussC HALi.-(Proprietor, Mr W. Chaplin.) - We have two new arrivals here in Mlr Yatkee Palmer (a very clever Negro comedian and clog dancer), whose imitations of popular actors deserve great praise, and Miss Kate Seymour, certainly the cleverest and best trained ...

... foolery sometimes. Gammon. The Gatti.e of the Diets.” Under this head tho enterprising firm of Dr. Ridge and Co. challenge competition their well-known Food for Infants and Invalids, which has stood test of experience for many years, not only for the general ...

... their actinj singing and dancing in the most hu- moroas style. Mr. it A. 'Parner was also'very good as the peppery Alderman. Mr. Walter Searle, as the African monarch, kept the house in a constant roar, and his capital dancing was vociferously encored ...

... iltoinon wimes arrived at the harp Misses Tilling and several Indieg; and after tea a select ty ttof theirltiwl# joined in a dance onlhe About 9 o'clock e return journey was commenced, and Peckham reached at n. The second Of Mr. Tilling's dinner' to his ...

... of bhoys. Mr John Allen gives able assistance in the open- ing. The ballet troupe gives a capital Maypole dance, and afterwards a Morris dance. A steeple chase, carried on with great spirit, is a fittingfinale. The Proprietor was to have his benefit ...