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... interest in England and Wales, interspersed with characteristic songs, dances, &c. The scenes have been painted by Mr. E. A. Norbury and other artists. First L.E.V. The competition for Major Mulliner's Cup and £5 took place Altcar on Saturday. The conditions ...
... principal amusement of the Coorgs consists in national dances, which are far more picturesque than those of the Gaddis of the Kingra hills. The first of them, called the BalakAta, or whisk-dance, is danced by a circle of fifty or a hundred persons, who, holding ...
... deck The dance music is of what primitive 'character river boats are yet innocent of -Offenbach favourite dances are quadrilles— Set Caledonians whether it is fashion of country the young men hold the young discreet distance the dance were dancing with hot ...
... frequent and corciial. The chief features of the second part was a racy sketch called Pete's Birthday in svt;ch song and dance of the most catching kind are introdl'ced. The farcical tragical burlesque C Claude -ielnotte again caused immense laughter ...
... and unstrained Diana’s nymphs are lively bevy amongst whom Miss Bella Kichardson especially clogs— conceive a in clogs !— distinguished herself by her dancing Miss Claremont by her dash and appearance and Pascal by serviceable sprightliness These form ...
... among which he set down the extraordinary foreign competition which the British farmer had to contend against. Some people had an idea that the only way in which I they could meet this enormous competition was by returning to protection. But the opposition ...
... of danger. Lrvraroot VOLUNTIBES IN SCOTLIND.—The City of Edinburgh and Midlothian Rifle Association commenced its annual competition at Edinburgh on Monday, when a match took place between twenty men oi the Elinbargh and Liverpool Rifle Brigades respectively ...
... of previous he served the with glass of ale for which shilling and received lOd in change prisoner come Boilington witness clog broken Sergeant Gibson the county police described the deceased’s clothing when first her the View Inn of the frock were skirt ...
... police that her husband been assaulting her When the house he could the prisoner violently kicking wife wore heavy pair of clogs the prosecutrix bruised all over besides having her teeth loosened— The bench committed prisoner to gaol for month BIRKENHEAD ...
... LT'.HSC 4 Italian. F.euch. fti'Aaisb. ami Kr.g' i iia Miui.r for bools attended— House Upper atrr-t. facias Percy•vtre**. Dancing, deportment, and ar.J Mrs. MOLYNEUX. . ' nil! bold ticir it tbo K>tol .\asor3b!;-rooni». Great Gcoiie-ftrect; and at the ...
... members adjourned to grounds for athletio sports principal of which were foot-races for two silver cups the first Of which competition there so entries the runners be divided into live best out of Nixon became winner cup— very medical officer— for members ...
... Thursday took Williams to the place There a mark of clog on tbe ground near the opening made into ballroom and it had been carefully covered over by Mr Weber for the of identification Williams’s clog made mark on the soil which (Before Messrs W D Holt ...