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... the parts. In the first part, songs, comic and sentimental, alternated, and in the second part there was stump speech, a clog dance, and a farce, The Black Stetue, which sent every one home in good humour, and concluded an exoellent evening's entertainmeut ...
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... THE lILVERSTON MIRROR, JAN. 3, 1885. THE NE tV YRAITS SHOOTING COMPETITION AT CI BEENODD. The annual shooting competition of the Clearston detachment of the Ist Volunteer Battalion (King's Own) Royal Lancaster Regiment took place at Greenerld rifle range ...
... 'ompetitors including of the crack of the West For the season weather favourable shooting :— Ho Competition (Snider Rifle) shots at 200 No Competition Nos 1 Competitions Irte X Young 2nd LRV (J Ferguson LRV Shaw 4th LRV Major G J Hamilton— The Arrow 'says: “Major ...
... women were employed in the cultivation of the sugar cane and the manufacture of sugar. At present prices and with beet-root competition, the West Indian sugar trade oou'd not prosper. Depression and heavy losses for the planters. lose of employment and diminished ...
... Grant, and F. Barren (who coutriboted • really govt. extempore compositioe), and several other m. inhere of the company gave clog dance', among wh waft a workman named Middleton, who was d ecribed as the celebrated long distance wheelbarrow walker. Enjoyment ...
... , both whom had notices to that effect the paper. contended that the site in question ought to have been let by public competition, and not upon the architect's valuation.— Lord Frederick Filzroy seconded the motion.—Mr. Hnrben moved as amendment that ...
... other grounds unnecessary. The occupations exhibited include the making of cloisonné, pottery, fans, lanterns, umbrellas, clogs, and sandals, inlaying work on wood, metal, and ivory, spinning and weaving, and embroidery of various kinds. In the theatre ...
... and all who bad assisted the evening’s programme, and many toast# were drunk with enthusiasm. The mom was then cleared for dancing, which lasted the remainder of the cveclng. C Su-DAT SCHOOL TEACHERS—A meeting was held of the quarterly conference of Sunday ...
... witlh ?? which she has piloted the Argosy on to the close of another voyage. osn The magazine stands well amid the [n. keen competition of the present p ?? Mercury. 7j ed | IHE ARGOSY.-TThe Argooy more than main- id 1 tails its own in the opinion of ie. those ...
... Japanese women as well as men, and the industries iu progress include lacquering, ivory carving, toy-making, umbrella-making, clog-making, type-cutting, and image carving. In addition to its illustrations of Japanese life and industry, it derives iutetest ...