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... was Titus ii., ANNUAL LICENCE& —Our reader. are reminded that licence% for mate servant. carriage., armorial bearing.. and clogs, as well as dog exemption certificated, expired with the old year. Renewal appear. to be necessary in enrrent month, to facilitate ...
... not gond esongh. Tout au oontraire! Figure to lf, Jaunebee, the ferroier lkitinnique -•the English farm-grower—the John Boull-clog beef-eater - the quirt of orders grey. Cat mar That is for me--Jattnebee —not Jules, but Jean—John-Berk. coin tout le emarre- ...
... but all the classes—with, perhaps, the exception of the Scotch terriers and toy dogs—were well tilled, and caused a keen competition. It is surprising that in a thoroughly coursing district like Dumfries the show of greyhounds is never large, but the quality ...
... Henry DavidtfOn 4 Wm Rutherglen Comic— 1 Alex Slmpeon William Queen Jarvie M'Arthur Tollcrom Clog dancing— 1 M'Pike 2 Lfirkhall 3 Wm Muir Larkhall Double clog dance— and Morrie Tolloroes Conundrum Mr prize— Gibeon A Bryce’e— T G Gibeon Toll-cross Mr Fisher’s— ...
... J. M‘Qacen, Hamilton ; 3rd, lianshilwood. Soprano or Alto,—lst, Miss limiter, Ilarnbank ; 2d; Miss Stevenson, Hamilton. Clog Dancing,—lat, Robert. Kelly, Motherwell; 2d, Tom Graham, Alotlicrwell, 3rd ; J. Fitzpatrick, Blantyre. The whole of the classes ...
... the monopoly of North-Eastern Railway, and give to tbe townships which it was proposed to run throogh tho advantages of competition. Stations would built Lofthouse, Kothwell, Oalton, Allerton-Bywater, Fairburn, Burton Salmon, Gatefortb, Burn, and Carable*- ...
... GLASGOW TMNUNCIPAL BUILDINGS JG ToCOMPETITION, The ASSESSORS; hasin;~ SELECTEDl TEN DESIGNS now:trieet t CMPETE in the FINAL COMPETITION. The Designs bear the ?? Mottoes. stated Alphnrheticslls -liI Arts EruWINs. (2I All-F-Il~ M1tcrE srD .13 ?? U GarTMIT. (5i ...
... the punishment bad been inflicted wee peculiarly revolter, ifle —A thousand vo lunteer. aeoustom ed to treks pant in r competition, in TeTiOM pert. , of the c ountry have forwarded a memorial to the Council of the National Rifle A s societion preying ...
... unset the monopoly of the North-Eastern Railway, and give to the townships it was proposed to run through the advantages of competition. Stations would be built at Loft.house, Roth well, Oulton, Allerton-By water. R.irburn, Burton Salmon, Gateforth, Burn, ...
... attractive to women. Women are kind creetunse, but the vale of opposites makes them fond of • oat-throat Incledon was at a dance one night, and was enjoying himself in a lazy way. He looked massive and clumsy in roues, but whoever be needed to &Doe or ...
... increased competition for lanc > with by the development of some town suited immediate neighbourhood. We are tl », and left to consider what other t or. It rent paid to the landlord can be assig led to the difficulties and embarrassments ray to clog the enterprise ...
... Exeter Cathedral on Sunday evening the preached by the Rev L F Potter Vicar Cullornpton There large congregation January competition for prizes the Cullornpton Rifles held Thursday The light had and there was a wind The ranges were 200 500 and yards five ...