... over by the Northe:l Counties Ralway Cham | and its natare was to the effect that the deceased vany as to render say danger ia Clog, (et | wee going to drown bimeelt ihat day. In this practically sn & Hy, .‘:‘ o mfi'&nmm how his pup-’iy was to rl“_p brosd ...

... M'Afee (mitations). Short spocchoi were delivered Revs. Wm. Corkey and 11. M. Fleming. A special feature of the piogrammc was clog dance Mr. T. Campbell, Mr- R. Armstrong supplying the accompaniment, the usual votes of thanks having been pa-red me tea-makers ...

... next item was feature the evening. It wae recitation Q. Baunderton, entitled The Wreck of the Hesperus. The next item was clog dance Sir Kte. John Greenwood and Moor*, aad this was followed a song Mr. W. Wallace, entitled The Girls along the Road.” which ...

... re-appearance-on a local concert platform. Mr. Johnston. Belfast, contributed song and dance “On the Mississippi, and in response to an encore gave ragtime clog dance, which he displayed much skill and dexterity. Mr. Brinston, who was very prominent figure ...

... The Imperial Call.” and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ” made a deep impression. Tho programme was considerably varied by a clog dance by Mr. J. M'Kendry, who proved himself master of the torpsichorean art, and In the aeeond part of the programme again won ...

... meeting Rallynioney Guar- Hall. Ballyclare, Friday, the nrdiiius, u letter was read from the Ministry ...

... out by Messrs. W. Hazlett, R. Mayban, W. Leetch, and J. Patterson. Dancing was introduced by Jas. M’Cloy with “Glensman’i Clog dance.” An exciting time was experienced, while a competition took place between number of Irish and Scotch in “Scotch reel,” each ...

... the brilliant sun illuminating an animated scene on the grounds when the afternoon programme of horsejumping and driving competitions took place. The pleasure of the proceedings was also greatly enhanced the splendid programme of music rendered by the Band ...

... Belfast, was placed first, and, two marks behind, Mr. 11. M‘Whirter. Belfast, was second. FOLK-SONG COMPETITION. I Very interesting was the folk-song competition, and, to many, Captain Brennan s dissertation as to what is or is not a folk .song was as interesting ...

... Fund. ANTRIM COAST NEWS. THRILLING SEA EXPERIENCE NOVEL MUSICAL COMPETITIONS. Considerable interest was manifested in the Sea View Hall, Glenarm, ou Saturday| evening, when a musical competition of novel character took place. Tbe innovation j attracted a ...

... Miss A. M'Allister and Mr. S Ward, quartet by Misses S. O Boyle. M. M’Ntill, and Messrs. D. M‘Cambridge and C. Morris ; clog dance by Mr. D. MTlgorm, comic song by Mri Neill &l‘CaUisier, duet the Misses White, toag by Miss M‘Evoy, comic song by Mr. George ...

... the introduction end* with :• delighted * an! -he can sing.* (Laughter). “Dancing corns to as ever, and Mi-> I.;i Touche came give instruction to Guides April 2A on country dancing. -Migiug, game- and folk-songs. Some the companies had lesson? their own ...