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... their characteristic entertainments to please the most fastidious son Erin, and quite smart and skilul enough in their clog and pump dancing to evoke the hearty applause of all. Distjubctors inn Moxtiii.y Visitok” —Social Meeting.— The unnua] social meetinji ...
... characteristic entertainments to please the most fastidious son of Erin, and quite smart aiid skilul enough in their clog aind pump dancing to evoke the hearty applause of s all. DISTRIBUTO RS O F THP DMOT XLy VlSIron -SOCIAL MSETTi IXG-The annual social ...
... purchasers they will be welcome to a capital luncheon at Kleven o'clock, and afterward- will be offered to them for publi,- competition 60 very choice short heifers and bullocks, together with 5 first class horses and col^s 110 fat sheep, and tb. b_st and ...
... purchasers they will be welcome to a capital luncheon at Eleven o'clock, and afterward- will be offered to them for public competition tid very choice short heifers and bullocks, together wi'h .*» first class horses and colts. 110 fat sheep, and th« best ...
... 5 5s. 5. ENOL 88 POEM, not to exceed 50 to the Lifeboat. Prize J65 5s, by J. W. Stradling Caine, Esq., D.C.L. MUSICAL COMPETITIONS. 1. For the best ANTHEM in memory of the late J. Am- brose Lloyd, Esq. (words to be had on the programmed Prize, 2. For ...
... five years, autl they have bound themselves for fourteen years not to carry on or be concerned in any shipping business iv competition with that vow carried on by the ( lompany. Tho Company's Fleet, omitting the lour vessels above referreel to, was on the ...
... were made. Thomas Venner, for riding without reins, wa3 fined 7s including casts. -Richard Parsons, Jacobstow, for having two clogs in his possession without having a license, was fined 10s including costs. Lewis Sice, Stratton, was summoned by Emma Burnett ...
... Mcßeab, Mr iR. Stoker, Mr J. M. Ro„a_ds, Miss Jeffersoiri, Mr Whitehead, Mr Jacques (comic), and __■■ Horsley, whose clever clog dancing was __ great request, as also -w-^s Mr Jacques, -Miss Richards, Miss and Mr Whitehead., each of wbom had a vociferous recall ...
... purchasers they will be welcome to a capitd luncheon at Eleven O'clock, and afterwords will be offered to them for public competition 00 very choiceshort heifers and bullocks, together with 5 first class horses and colts. 110 fat sheep, and ttu- best and ...
... during the evening, and Mr J. Flynn further varied the entertainment with Mr J. B. M‘George presided at the harmonium, a clog dance. chair. Councillor Marshall occupied the Severe children of Mr John Charteris, farmer, Chapelhill, in the rish of Johnstone ...
... re and Marine Engineering above Scholarships, of the annual value of 501., tenable for three years, are thrown open to competition. There is a Vacancy for one of each class of Scholarship. Applications for all particidars to be made not later than the ...
... pupils entrusted to her care. Highest references at home and abroad. Dulwich House School, Victoria Rood, Gipsy Hill, S.E. (CLOGS TO GIPSY HILL STATION.) Prititipals Mi. WILLIAM WOOD. Ma. J. J. WILKINSON, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge. rill -11S School ...