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... drawback above-mettioned a pond/ The first pert of the concert consisted and diereses some of whichwere encored. the solo and clog dance by Mr.' by Mr. H. Wright. °lnlet solo by souse of SWIM W C. Newton. Susi, were encored, while the farces of The The Animated ...
... Engineers.—A shooting competition between a squad of each of the first and second companies of the above corps took place on Saturday afternoon at the Over Range. A strong wind was blowing, and rain fell during the whole competition. The ranges were 200 ...
... permission of Capt. Tid- COMBE) will be in attendance in full uniform, and will play a selection of dance and other music. The AMUSEMENTS will comprise DANCING the GREEN, ARCHERY, QUOITS, AUNT SALLY, and the Committee have secured the following ARTISTS in ...
... Hall, On THURSDAY, 3rd Feb., 1870. Part I. —will comprise INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, COMIC & SENTIMENTAL SONGS, concluding with CLOG DANCE. Part 11. The GANGES” MINSTRELS Will perform tbeir Comic and Sentimental ODDITIES OF EEAI NIGGER lIFE, Stamp Oration and ...
... instruction comprises every branch of • finished Pupils prepared far competitive azatninetieria. Music— Mr. G. Resident Teacher. French—Resident French (avenues, Dipleinde. Dancing and Calisthenics— Mr. and Miss Bean. 'Drill—Sergi. Scheel duties Re-commenced ...
... and Yociferous: — MINSTRELS. te eS [NUED SUCCESS. NEW PROGRAMME. = STAR ARTISTES. OW'S ECCENTRIGO ye SONG AND DANCE. TOKES, THE CHAMPION CLOG OF THE WOR = CEB EW BALLADS N (with harmonised Choras.) Commence a¢ 7.30. Prices:—2s, 1s, and 6d. BENEFIT OF THES ...
... RECIPROCATNG SHUTTLE TO COMPLICATE or cause ilimculty working, no heavy gearing to tire or wear? feet, and no cogwheels to clog, wear away, break. IT HAS NO CHAIN STITCH TO RAVEL OUT OR COME . undone. THE GREAT NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TO IMITATE ' shows that ...
... Band character song, Miss Annie D'Lonra ; grotesque 1 dance, Mr. and Mrs. F. Morland song, Mr. Stanley; clog dance, Miss D'Lonra ; grand performance on wires, Mr. and Mrs. F. Morland. More dancing followed, and the next item on the programme was the Great ...
... a hearty The clown does not talk much, but he evidently a good deal, and kis property tricks are numerous. Wbittingham's clog-dance is encored nightly, and she song nicely. To-morrow night is the bespeak of • H. Ellis, Esq. (the High Sheriff), and on ...
... gardener to W. H. Yatman, Esq. After the Show, a dance took place in the Assembly Room of the White Hart Hotel, for which the Royal North Gloucester Militia Band was engaged. There was a good company, and dancing was kept up with great spirit to the enjoyment ...
... laughter, such the “ Laughing Nigger,” the “Niggardly Nigger,” and above all the extravaganza, “ Expecting a friend.” A clog dance by Bones” was perfect of its kind. Of the more serious items in the programme we were much pleased with “ Little Sweetheart ...
... Will Embling and Jim Kelly were apparently especial favourites, and certainly their nigger delineati ns, big boot, and clog dances, fully deserved the unmistakeable recognition they received. Miss Kate Russell, too, was deservedly applauded for the very ...