... enjoyable and happy evening was then spent in dancing and various games. HENGRAVE.-SERVANTS' SUPPEE.-OII ?? New Year's evening Mr. ani Mrs. Eyre gave their s ervanlts together with their friends, a supper and dance. t. The company, numbering about 40, sat ...

... ree variety of the Moore and Burgess Minitrels. They do by not care for the rivalry of pantomimes or any other form of competition. They have but to issue a new I_ programme or migrate to the larger hall, and audiences come and fill up every corner. Boxing ...

... infinite variety of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels. They do not care for the rivalry of pantomimes or any other form of competition. They have but to issue a new programme or migrate to the larger hall, and audiences come and fill up every corner. Boxing ...

... tuneful singing and peculiar style of dancing and marching and posing and-we must say it-kicking, caused immense amusement. Other additions to the Empire company since our last notice include the clever juvenile clog dancers Master and bliss Sindon. THE ...

... IHuwoos.- Owen Mackay yesterday sued James Barnes, ir coil-leadeir, both of Barnard Castle, for So, price Ii of a pair of ClOgs supplied for a little girl in w January, 1888.-Defeudant denied liability. The d girl. he said, vas not his; but to questions ...

... and Morgan contributed Highland and clog dances. Councillor Andersion during the oveuijoizr expressed his sympathy tor the recipient of their kindness, endI Baillie Lyon also made a few remarks. An excellentt dance programme followed the concert. d G ...

... yet it would be astab. liehing an awkward precedent, and have produred aerious incon venience to every other clabh in the competition, tobave changed the dateof thewhole round. The next possible corse was that whlich fi was adripted, viz., to grant an extension ...

... took as well as usual. Master P. Podd n gave a violin fantasia, The Blue Belle of Scotland, id and Mr. Kennedy a clog dance. Miss Jennie Podd ably d accompanied the songs. THE BANKEUPTCY ACT, 1883.-Receiving Orders. ig -Edward Franklin residing ...

... Miss Lee, far Love's Old Sweet Song, had to reappear, and Mr. Wilmott's Dry Land Sailor was well received. A double clog dance by Bros. Rivers brought a very enjoyable and lengthy piogramme to a close. Mr. Lealtry ably acted ae accompanitst. THn EARLY ...

... Company have given notice that their 22nd annual prize competition and exhi- bitioa of turnery will be held in October next at the Mansion House, by permission of the Lord Mayor. The competition this year will be in pottery, stone, and glass, and the ...

... Clerk explained that by.Provisional Order the powers formerly vested in the 4tstices of the Peace with regard to music and dancing licenses had been transferred to the Watch Committee, but the Committee will have to submit their proceedings in reference ...

... something new, and the fresh items introduced last nigbt were numerous and novel. The Grand County Cricket Match Statue Clog Dance, the amusing farce entitled Lovers in a Fix, the king of stamp orators' (alias Mr. Billy Ricbardson's) ten minutes with ...