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... therewith. The most important competitions in tho voluminous Newmarket Meeting have bean dealt with, and my remaining selections are NEWMARKET.— Tuesday. Trial Stakes.— Legion. First Nursery.—The Rush. Visitors’ Plate.— Clog Dance. Triennial Produce Stakes ...
... from old and new clients. Singing rigats 2S.—Rose Cottage, Cobden Street, Leicester. DANCING TAUGHT BY WILL BOYD, from Prin. ipal London Halls, in all Styles Clog, Topb7,ot, American. Irish. Songs written.-27, Exmouth Street, Commercial Road, E. Stamp ...
... including the expectant youngsters. After • goad old.fasbioned country dance, they settled in their places for quieter amusement. Master B. C. Alexander gave his little nigger clog. dance with great spirit, sad roused the children's enthusiasm by its quaintness ...
... Mistral, Pro- 1 a, COIIIIIIOI2 Cad, Royal Mask. Queen Bess colt. 1 hers, utpoletta filly, Irish Melody, Aldbourne, Jacket 11, Clog Dance, Chelsea Duchess, rum filly, Huelva, Isoude, Lady Harpists Moses. Noverre, Ruwenzori, Repen,auce g , Shot, Shellingford ...
... San Francisco, New York, and Melbourne. In dancing she practically stands facile princeps, as her wonderful versatility renders her equally at home in the finished elegance of high ballet and the clog dances of the Dutch peasant. In every branch of her ...
... Gaiety, ap pear ' last Friday. It appears that two local amateurs were billed to alte r l w ith Mr. Wheatley in a trial clog-dance. One of the amateurs, and,`, l.e sing himself for the contest, went to take a peep at the audience c log such an enormous ...
... Barclay, the quaint comedian, is well received, and deservedly so ; Susie Dawson, serio and clog dancer, works hard, and her reception is a good one, her dancing is especially worthy of note ; George Nen° is a treat ; and Charles Clarendon, vocal comedian ...
... Lip* preionted him with four print for naming twenty in their Skill Competition. Th* SponriNo . has preeented him with twenty ptire. for naming eighty.even winnero in their Skill Competition; alao the firet for naming twenty-nine correct entries for the Grand ...
... selections are WM ARK ET—To- day. Trial Stake*. —Golden Slippke or Ejector. Bose a won Stakes. Missive. Visitors* Plate.— Clog Dance or Santa Luna. Triennial Prodnco Stake*. Ravensbuby. Selling Plate.—Fochabers Marble. Buckonham Stakes.—Saintly. First Nursery ...
... amiable proprietress, gave her ai Dual summer dance to her numerous pupils an,l friends. Mr T. C. Upton made a most efficient MU., assisted by those well-known members of tbe British Association of Teachers of Dancing, Messrs W. W Rowe and F. l'iaggio, whose ...
... for his next series of competitions. He was met at New Street by Messrs. H. E. Cleveland (the Music HALL) and George Fuller, and later in the evening presented Fred Precious with the gold medal won in the recent 8-stone competition at the Central Hall, ...
... Millwall nest Saturday the 8 out hern Competition. But we shall see. Anyway, will a sight for the gods. The Ordnance Reserves played Ravensbourne, at Lee, Saturday, in tho second round of the London Jnnior Cup Competition. Throughont the Ordnance had all the ...