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... kinds provided both for adults and children. There were two bands on the ground, and there were competitions for the beet comic and sentimental songs, clog dancing, &c., the military element being strongly represented. In the evening there was a grand display ...
... PLEASUREPARTIE~SPT-3 and EXCURSIONS by water proie~d with's ASIN or BRASS BAND at the shortet notie.. Conce1b attended. ,Dancing Taught, Lessons on the ThOUR, e A IFto L T Roerb, 4 oy~litrok Splotlands. M 0 Iq S. SIEVE RDIN, PROPESSEUR DR LANGUES. I ...
... JULIA SIUTIERtLANi), th6a charming Serin-cfifliC 5utlBurlesque Vocalist. ?? ANNIE D I,ONRA, ?? wrill ?? Ni'btly in hls Champion Clog Thurce. Nrc SAM RlKDFEImN, the quintessence ot I)aiiuy D 'efrrAhlments at the bar, Adrinlsion, Ore bhilling. Half-price at ...
... samples and tender which I sent you on Saturday last in accordauce with the form of tender. I sent samples of boots. shoes, and clogs, packed carefully in a parcel myself, and concluded that they would be examine , ' and cetwetred with the others before you ...
... retreating on the approach of the enemy, or bringing their muskets to the market-place to be broken or burned. They were a clog. I never engage a fiacre with two horses, says a charactr in a comedy, because there is always one less to drag. Such was ...
... Prov- G.D. Bristol; and George King, P.M. 1238 and 1260, London, visitors, besides many other brethren. THE MAYOR'S CUP COMPETITION.—The third com- petition for the Mayor of Cardiff's cup took place on Wednesday, at the Ely range. The weather was squally ...
... chairman that they had exceeded the time for which the hall had been engaged, and it being wanted for other purples, the competition would be adjourned another room, and the names of the prize winners a verdzed in the morning papers. scene of great confusion ...
... legible, they will be selasute, and Iwt suhmitted for competition. Musical cumpetitors to send in their compositions by Tuesday, the 1st January, 1878, endorsed Part Song Competition, Si.ng Competition, or Psalm Tune Compútiti()J1 (as the case be, and ...
... re-arrested on a charge of Thomas Williaine, Trellick Grange, on Sept, fart. elafl'ee • a watch .. at 13 . 1ocon_.—hlary Ann Dance char- Prisoner was in the employ of prosecutor as waggoner. eft with aseaneting mazy Jones, at Llanithei. The was He was sent ...
... GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC EN- TERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. Refreshments as usual. Admission.—First Class, Is. Second Class, 6d. Half-price at Nine o'clock, when the Promenade Concert and Dancing commence. Doors open at half-past Six to commence at ...
... Groceries Bacon, Beer, Porter, Wine, Brandy, Gin, Coal. Clothing, Drapery, Hoisery. Sheeis, Blankets, Counterpaues, Boots. Shoes, Clogs. Accounts for Goods supplied to out-door Paupers to be sent in to the Relieving Officers weekly, in the pre- scribed form and ...
... seat him to prison for two months, with nuvd labour. DOGS AT LAHGE.—Forty summonses were heard against persons who haJ theÜ: clog: al large against the regulations issued by the police,and they were in alu-05t every case ordered to pay costs. A WiVE-BKA'SEt: ...