... CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. TPRESS ASSOCIATION S NEWCASTLE Saturday, The watch between the English team and Newesstls and Distifct was resumed to-day before a modrate The weather was cool and the wicket remained excellent. Oc flogue and Deat continuiog the ...

... me,” Mr. F. Wood j clog dance. Messrs. W. and Stanley Betty; comic song. Must Home to-night.' Mr. Lnxton t song. Snowflakes,” Mr. C. Pole:, comic song, u been out with Charley Brown,' Master C. Prescott: song, Far away in Australia,” Miss N. Merrett; ...

... Loxton, C. l'rescott. C. Britton, Bell, C. Prew, H. .J. Spencer, S. Betty, Ileal, and A. Hale, while Mr. S. Butty gave a clog dance. Philatelic Society Formed.—The format of Ik; known as the Bridgwater and District Philatelic Society, was decided upon ...

... An Ada Reeve Story. Mess Ada Reeve, who appears at the local Palace before going on a long tour through Australia and America, tells a good story against herself. The incident, as told in Miss Reeve's own words, occurred during her first visit to the ...

... week the Hippodrome would be easily worth a visit. but the other turns are also good. Max Riven and Mamie Sullivan, in a clog dancing act, introduce some novelties of an attractive character, which include their original Apache Dance in clogs. Descythed ...

... time after he came to this country ho had every reason to believe that would inherit substantial means, but the loss in Australia of his father’s fortune altered everything, and he became paid secretary to the Somerset County Chub, as well as captain ...

... evening will see Madame Tet i/.zini the Colston Hall, accompanic y (the remarkable young Serbia violinist) and Kennely (the Australia 'cellist). In addition Madame Tetrazzin will introduce he new tind, Signo Attilio Baggiore. 1 Madame Tetraz zini's opinion ...

... An Ada Reeve Story. Miss Ada Reeve, who appears at the local Palace before going a long tour through Australia and America, tells a good story against herself. The incident, as told in Miss Reeve's own words, occurred during her first visit to the Antipodes ...

... first-class cricket as le of last with 167 registered during the who Hardinge eason Mead has scored seven, and C. G. Macartney (Australia), V W. C. Jupp, Hendren, and ussell, six each. The Yorks County Cricket Committee at Harrogate yesterday decided to oppose ...

... burleeque on the stage of the Loudon Pavilion. Prom the night of the production to we England's bat variety artist. nod clog-dancing diepeneed with. A Shabby Little Man. Once, mys • London evening paper, them strayed Into the bar of • big tavern near Clapham ...

... The following contriouted:—Misses Edith Nash, Hilda Earner, May Morgan (piano), Little Vera May (in Dutch and coon and clog dances;, Messrs Crofton Morgan and Phil Burt. The humorous sketch, Mixed Pickles, which caused much lau;rh-er. concluded the ...

... (Weyhill). Off 4.30. Bitting: 1 agist R«Ihill, to 1 I Sar/tabri, 9 to AgricoLa, to 1 each Stellation and March On, to 1 Clog Dance. A length half; dead heat for third place. JOCKEiS AT DERBY. Highfield Plate—Conrtall, J. Leach; Polista, E. Wheatley; Lake ...