... hops—D. Lamont. Bagpipe Competition—N. M'Swade, Stirling Militia. Vaulting with Pole—W. Bor. I land, ifft Gin. Yards Race—W. Mann., Throwing 16lb Hammer—K. Wilae. Two-Mile Handicap .4.1. D. Cameron, Edinburgh (85 yards). Dancing Highland Fling—A. Baxter ...

... M‘Phee, Paisley; 3d, P. Corbet, Glasgow. Dancing Highland Fling— Ast, M. Cameron, Motherwell; 2d, D. Cumpbell; 3d, Alex. Baxter. 600 Yards Race, in heats—ist, T. Welsh; 2d, W. Mann; 3d, J. M‘Hardie. Clog Dance — Ist, Jas. Tudhope, Larkhall; 2d, T. J. ...

... patronised—the lessee sparing no pains in the way of securing good talent and giving hie patrons such infinite variety as clog-dancing, comic and sentimental singing, character burlesques, duets, gymnastic feats, tko.—a capital orchestra accompanying the ...

... whole was very creditable. The musical part of the programme took place between the pieces, when several good songs and a clog dance were given by the members of the Ck,ab, fur which they were heartily applauded. The Brass Band was present, and enlivened ...

... M'Hardy. Bagpipe Competition-1, D. Campbell, Edinburgh ; 2, A. Baxter, Motherwell ; 3, T. Douglas, Overtown. Two Mlle Handicap-1, J. Wood, Tranent, 60 yards ; 2, Alex. M'Phee, Paisley, scratch; 3, P. Corbit, Glasgow, 20 yards. Dancing Highland Fling-1 ...

... Bagpipe competition icom- B petitors to ploy quickstep, otratbspey, and reell-ist, Bobert MSijinnun. olasgow; a 1, T. Douglas and John Whitson, overtown (equal). 'l'wo mile handicap-lot, J. Chapman; 2s1, J. Cameron; 3d David leao, Waterloo. Dancing ig01h- ...

... Preseatad to tisane Gray by the of the Heart. Quadrille asaarnbly. Yr Clog suds • wash* reply. Aft*, which enrol soap were Siren to good Ail. by numbers the rub lead partners. Dancing was &boat 11 o'clock to the inspiring strains of the violins of Masers ...

... morning, and walked between Renfrew and back all day, resting occa- sionally to take a little refreshment, He walked with clogs on, and completed the journey, it is said, in half an hour under the time. Considerable ex- citement prevailed in both Renfrew ...

... Wakex, Waterloo. Wrestling without shoes-Ist, J. Currie; 2d, Thomas Potts, Ecolefechan ; 3d, Pat. Sullivan, Wishaw. Clog dance—let, J. l'udhope, Larkhall ; 2d, George Cassidy, Larkhall ; 3d, Thomas Wright, Niddry, and J. M'llwain, Craigneuk, equal. Consolation ...

... will Address the Meeting. T. be continued every Mondiy Evening till farther notioe. Whomever will may Immo. SHOHS SIOOU DANCING ANI) DE.PORTIIENT. MR J. MUIR bens respectfully to intimate that he will RESUME hie CLASSES. in the Caws ROOM, on TUESDAY ...

... model farms or at industrial schools, where capital and all the appliances necessary for high farming aro supplied in abuin- dance, are utter]y worthless as evidence as to the circumstanece of the ordinary run of small farmers either in Ireland or elsewhere ...

... Both gentlemen woul to be suceessful amateur growers, Mr Ramsay 208 in addition to the pansies, taken the tirst in the competition fur asters, penstemen:, ont the hand bouquct of everlasting M‘Intos’), again, was first in the tab! 1, Ore J com) tition ...