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... To-Morrow Evening, at 6.30. SOCIALISTS’ HALL.—Sunday, 7, Lecture and Debate. Saturday Concerts, 8, Id. Clog Dance Competition. —Handsome Pair Clogs. riIRINITY E.U. OHXJRCTJ, Victoria Road.— Children's Service To-Morrow Night at 6.30. 5897 *“ Purpose of ...
... be gold at Inverness early in Septerm- farm ber in consequence of into a deer forest. ‘The Caithness Ritle Associati ion competition will on Wed: take place this rear at the Bower valuable. prises are needag, 28th jal for compet! Duirinish, Skye, The Rev ...
... desired, and there was a large atten- dance, the banks of the river being lined with spectators. The boating was open to amateurs only, and therefore it was only members of the local Clubs who entered into the competitions. The proceedings commenced at half-past ...
... the prize for long service in the ordinary competition, and by ad the rules of the gathering has not been allowed to he compete ain till this year. The judges were :— ow Ladies from the C; stie. For ry For Dancing—Th 1g—Mr W /. Duff, Pitlochry ; Mr Chas ...
... pipers, and dancers, might be mentioned that | East Church on the 18th September and the Rev. ny of the stone used in the competition has been in use Mr Watt on the 2d October. The Rev. Dr at every gathering which has been held since the | Ritehie, at the ...
... Koay tha prize given by the members the Club for competition the gentlemen, The present was very pretty set of studs, and the Colonel made a neat speech in presenting them. All the three annual competitions played by the gentlemen have thus been won by Koay ...
... Loxp-Prestpest said that the Sheriff of for service—one at the instance of each of the two Chancery had before him competing competitions parties now before the Court—and each ed his Lordship to serve him nearest fat heir of tailzie and vision in ire deceased ...
... Hall, Dundee. In this popular place of entertainment the most prominent feature of the evening’s proceedings was a grand clog dance y prize dancers, which was most thoroughly ap- ent of the evening was greatly i by all present. The enjo the admirable ...
... eme, like many of his other pet scheme: has st e to the wind. Mis first a nged, and hi: one is now completely 5 10s scheme clogged with so 8 uy conditions is simply useless, He speaks of n oard schools earning rants amounting to £: 2 a per annum, which ...