... the way the United States had worked up their Empire, and all other nations as well except England. England must follow Australia and Canada and back up Mr. Chamberlain (cheers). He suggested 2s. a quarter on foreign corn and flour, 5 per cent, on foreign ...

... principally played low comedy characters in male attire—baggy breeches, coat, stick, red nose, concluding with a clever clog dance. Mimicry was also one of the gifted young lady’s accomplishments; and she soon developed into a finished and expert dancer ...

... 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 ...

... Mercell for the tame tour . In Australia . Prior to his departure from Australia , Green tendered a dinner to Mr . Hugh D . Mclntosh . In his speech Mr . Green laid special stress on hospitable treatment meted out to him in Australia . Gilday and Fox have just ...

... uv-inquiry and would rot CONTIN RATION O questsnd th'to PROMISE O A CLOG DANCE Lady Diana Cooper has promised that if her husband is elected for Oldham she will give a public clog dance with a pair of cloys presented to her THE CAPITAL LEVY Mr red Hall ...

... and fitting* estimated between £7O and all being covered insurance. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES.- A lecture entitled “Wild Australia” was in the Town Hall on inesday night Mr Cyril Grant Lane, in connection with the winter course. The lecture was illustrated ...

... dog—ultimately MEMORIES OF THE OLD EMPIRE. Twenty-two years ago, it seems hardly half that tune— mere was held in the Music clog dancing championship open to all England ior the championship and silver trophy. There were competitor?, and the winner was T. ...

... They are Ada Wilson of Shircmoor Jean Hilary of Ryton Allison and Zilla Spenser Bed-lington in Northumberland and Durham Clog dancing contest Empire It is first time that women have taken part men in this contest and should prove successful I am told women's ...

... UPIIALL AND STATION. SUOCESSFUL DANCER.—lifiaa Ella Melrose, Uphall, won the special prize for clog dancing, at a competition held in Brox burn by Pupils of Man Ethel Wade. _ special general meeting of Uphall Golf Club was held on Tuesday evening in Rose's ...

... Great Britain was nneatio factory. the , Government was hopeful of securing; the rooperatoo of Great Britain. Canada and Australia for the establishment of an entirely British faat line. The proposed legislation mentioned by the Governor for the introductun ...

... company work but thoroughly enjoyed them and she left her repertoire of nearly Esty is also very popular with inado tour Australia Sho prodigal they bouquets flowers Australian audiences though proud on the concert platform is still proud on operatic stage ...

... capital ehoiv; hi-, sallies are greeted with roars of ladgliter. His “Irishisms’* are very provocative smiles, and his clog-dancing nightly encored. The company good one. and deserving oi patronage. Monday, the annual treat the Gui*. borough Primitive ...