... were present, to whom were dis- tributed oranges, toys, nuts and sweets. Several bare- footed little ones were supplied with clogs. Mrs.Pickop, of Ivy Bank, and Mr. Tattersall, J.P., of Quarry Bank, each sent £5 towards the expenses. Cost of the Improvements ...

... all that could be desired from # dancing point of view. I am also informed by the most authoritative connoisseurs in such ma: tters that his suppers are unexceptionable. Besides the 1 at Lord Lady Jane Vivian had dance at her tty house in James-street ...

... Todmorden Corporal Jackson Sergeant Brogden and Sergeant Surrage of Middleton a duet by Sergeant Sutcliffe and Sergeant Green clog-dancing by Private Hanley recitations by Sergeant Haslam Sergeant Chatman (Salford corps) Private Ryan Sergeant Jolly and Corporal ...

... two or threo days before be would be fit for daty.—Prisoner : Would & clog do the injuries >—~The Doctor: Yes, a tlog would be very likely to do them.—Prisoner: Well, 1 don't wear clogs.—The Doctor: Oh, a boot woald do them as well, or any bruised instrument—a ...