... taken at 7.30 p.m., by E. D. FROST, Esq. The oi the •• Surrey Junior Competition, - won by this Club will be prownted by H. COSMO BONSOR, Esq., M.P., --- SOLO - 4, BONES SOLO, CLOG DANCE, COMIC SONGS, RECITATIONS, ttc. The following gentlemen have kindly ...

... the hoys won chalks. A competition will take pla.'oon the 2 ttb,l. .: All ebampious look mSaturday's Sporting Life for full pur k.t’a.s. CLOG DANCING. Will Powei.t, man&we? Will Collmcs. wishes .. will accept ohalloiigo and dance him eight, ten. tw. . ...

... consisted of the usual role of win s and patter by those of the ebony face. Mr J. acquitted himself remarkably well in a clog dance, u did also Mr H. Ruler in • banjo song. The entertainment with a comical sketch entitled Turn him out, by Messrs Farranoe ...

... swindling prie charged. Try a public favourite whose motto is •‘Be Just, F**«r None,” before you elsewhere. Hours, 10 to daily. Clog-Dancing taught. ks and Hand-Parts at shortest notice. St. Clair just concluded Oatti’s, Queen's, Foresters’, South, Mctropolitun ...

... selection of miscellaneous objects, including two pairs of negro slap shoes, greatly recormmended to those who care for clog dancing; several highly coloured maps drawn by the children of members to show the public the many towns into which co-operative ...

... Sergt. S. H. Hagon, Sergt. H. J. Hagon, Colour-Sergt. Davies, Mr. Matthews, and Pte. T. Hill, who also gave a clog dance and a jockey dance in character, and Bandsman J. Roche ably performed a clarionet solo. The prOceediugs, which were of a most enjoyable ...

... •' (July a lock of hair, which gained an encore. Mr. Frank Peverett, of clog dance fame, sang Mickey Doolan's Ball, and in response to an encore finished up with a step dance. A final galop finished up the first part of - the programme. The boys worked ...

... legerdemain at stated intervals during the bazaar. Prize competitions, under the direction of Mr. S. H. Cheshire, took place at intervals during the afternoons and evenings, and included a fishpond competition, tailing the donkey, and tumbler and teaspoon ...

... pries charged. Try ; üblic favourite whose motto is Be dust. Fear None,” before you go elsewhere. Hours, 10 to daily. Clog-Dancing taught. Musle- Boi and Band-Parts at shortest notice, bt. Clair just concluded Oatli’s. Queen’s, Forcstera', South, M.tro- ...

... by the far-famed band of the regiment, followed really good gymnastic display by Mr. Copland and his special party. The clog-dance by Privates Napier and Spiers was extremely well done, and was, of course, encored —in fact, the whale of Part I. was encored ...

... Sweet Sonic. Mr H. Clemente; Song, Village Blacksmith, Mr A. Hastings Evans; Banjo Duet, The Brothers Sprott; Statue Clog Dance, Messrs Williams and Prentice. (of the London Music Mr H. Clement's voice was heard to perfection in WaMon's beautiful soot ...

... Brothers Nixon have not been highly favoured by nature; but what they lack in beauty they make up in energy, and their double clog dance is a form of exercise dear to the hearts of those who frequent the Parthenon. In Irish character, which is always a safe ...