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... were as followsßritannia. Miss Davis: Scotland. Master 8. Waters: Wales. Miss Eileen Pickering; Ireland, Miss Eva Davis; Australia, Mr. Cogger; Canada, Miss M. George; India, Mr. Waters; France. Miss Small; Belgium. Miss Mills: Russia. Miss Sivyer; Japan ...
... pack c;ose upon twenty years ago, prior to his marriage with Lord, Brassey's youngest daughter, and when he went out to Australia, attached to the staff of Lord Brassey, during his Governorship of Victoria, Colonel Cardwell took over the hounds, and has ...
... Sweethearts” and in response to a hearty encore The Honeysuckle and the Bee was given Master Johnny Taylor gave a splendid clog dance for so young a performer The Two Shamrocks provoked roars of laughter their dress being grotesque in the extreme Mr C Banks’s ...
... skeletons in their national cupboards. Mr Hugh Brodie's barefooted dance a la Maud Allan was screamingly funny, and the clog-dance of Miss Hillyard and Mrs Charles Crutchley was also great success. The great number motor cars which were brought the field ...
... impersonation of a dentist and bin methods with various patients; Pte. hooter was successful, as usual, with ragtime and clog.dancing; Pte. Paellas sang first All Soule Day, and, recalled, gave a song in Italian, which was quite a novelty for a Fusilier ...
... manner which immensely pleased the audience. Clever imitations of animals and things were given by Mr. W. Chandler, a skilful clog-dance by Mr. T. Perry, a wall-executed clarionet solo by Mr. F. Higgs, and songs by Messrs. F. R. Andrews, W. Taylor, R Killick ...
... Class and Social Club gathered together to bid farewell to their exsecretary, Mr. Frank Cooper, prior to his departure for Australia. The Vicar (the Rev. Bertram B. Slater) presided, and in making the presentation (a handsome pair of field glasses and a ...
... Said, the Suez, and the Red Sea, Cevlon, West Australia, South Australia. Victoria, South Wales, South America, and Teneriffe. Australia, the lecturer thought, was a magnificent country. Western Australia particularly interested him, and he was much impressed ...
... Grand Stand Ascot Sir Watkyn Williams Wynn recently contracted chill whilst hunting seriously Ruabon Consequent upon in Australia £20000 is be provided supply reproductive character President Roosevelt signed contract with the Commercial Pacific Company ...
... burlesque on the stage of the London Pavilion. From the night of the production was England’s first variety artist, and clog-dancing was dispensed with. It was fortunate for laughter lovers that Mr. Leno made the experiment. Sir Henry Irving was a good ...
... perhaps the settlement of for- past three years has been diverted to uses may be available for missionary enterprise THE TUMUT AUSTRALIA The Chancellor the committee which to inquire into the administration- ofi the investment their funds heard the evidence ...