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... a good account of themselves as Jack’s loafing brothers; and Mr. Ben Nevis, as the Cat. was smart, and put in very good clog dance. As the Princess Pansy, Miss Dorothy Royal deserves honourable mention. I believe that this young lady never took part in ...
... reception performance done credit much older player manipulation of the sticks forth the large audience The item a well-executed clog dance Mr -J Cirr which vveli received “ selection in full uniform” rendered patriotic vocal and instrumental the kazoos their ...
... his daughter, Airs. Woods, at Portsmooth. He was 78 years of age. BRAVERY REWARDED. The Royal Humane Society as Melbourne, Australia, has granted a certificate of uteri, to Get. Wilhain Gale, of Pyrmont, Sydney, for rescuing Willi usm al , rgaii from in ...
... College; and two ,from KifMU C' eget Londoni Eight of the new reacuits were sent to South Africa. In additinx; rcriuits went to Australia, 'India, Bur- mah,..ngapore, Japan, Canada, IRonduras, Fiji, and . adageascar. %'':.various diocesan branches of the Church ...
... Prospecting Western Australia. —The whole distance from the coast to Coolgardie passes through continuous foreet, the trees, however, being widely separated and affording shade, as their leaves lie in almost vertical planes. The pioneers who prospected ...
... motherly way, which he sang while taking part in the Islington Grand Theatre pantomime. Miss Lottie Collins, who will visit Australia during the coming summer, has two excellent songs in The Parson's Wife and Gabriella Brown, and her clever and sprightly ...
... ' which he sang while taking part in the Islington o s ('rand Theatre pantomime. Miss Lottie Collins, who v s will visit Australia during the coming summer, has two . Le excellent songs in The Parson's Wife and Gabriella t !e Brown, and her clever ...
... the good old style, who holds up for admiration various personages of the war who owe their origin to the Emerald Isle. A clog dance without the music is also given, which, considering its length and variety, is sustained with remarkable regu- larity. Miss ...
... secure the services of Miss Agnes ther Thomas for tha part of 'M1rs. Ialston.' She caml was the original 'Mrs. Ralston' in Australia, 'niar and played it there for over 500 nights.' In race spite of changes macldein the cast, ?? per- fees, formauce was ...
... of great value to the Church. Da, Pret. se Wr WY that oumerous Jexe’usively with the intereste of Australia think that they couid have mace of Australia to give themselves the status of a; more vil . represented by Mr Hadfield. was |™ ous than the ace ...
... Pots ?? Fame. GRANVILILE, GATTI'S (ROAD), BRIXTON. George Barolay and Co., 38, Carter-street, London, S.E. Duty Calls. Australia's Uharacter Comedienne. AL M A 0 B R E Y, A GRAND, CLAPHAM. Agents, Oliver and Holmes. Equalled by Some, Excelled by None ...
... forward. The principal business of Mr Will Whinan is to play the bones, and he rattles out an imitation of the Lan- cashire clog dance. He has also a sentimental ballad, Sleep, darling, sleep, which he makes funny by the remarkable stupidity of his gestures ...