... throughout with ability. The second part consisted gongs Messrs. ;«>. Williams, L. Swain, aud E. Osborne ioncored), and a clog dance by Mr. Mingo, which was much appreciated. The farce. More Money. admirably acted, concluded a pleasing entertainment ...

... the Colonial Governm nent has not given satis- were distributed by the faction on this side. The rates on the gob- eup competition Iderman T. Wilton). Mr. railways, the further incree ase in the President (Mr. A e chair, and stated for the carrying of ...

... —The Misses M. Butler and E. Batten. Refreshments.—-Mesdanjes Barnes, Wilson, Dent. Islip, Preston, Beavis, and A. Baker. Competitions were in the hands of Miss A. Diller and Mr- W. Wilson.. report ci' the District ing Association for the year 1313 states ...

... rogramme was gone through, chiefly of a umworous character. ‘here was a large Professor us- Cinb swinging and son tin, a clever clog dance by Mr. by Messrs. Webber, Weatherby, Phillips, Gleave, Pa scall, Riley, Douch, Phillips, and Williams made up the first ...

... B. Osborne, H. | 0.-bcrne, F. Sexton and H. E. Staddon. Refreshments were served Miss Godfrey. successful whist, drive and dance, in aid of the Children's Welfare, have been in the Sfaghuuter's room. The arrangements were excellently carried out by an ...

... Moore-Stevens presided. The members of G Company, Rifle Volunteers, by way augmenting bunds, held a dance the Drill Hall. Refreshments we; provided the Committee. dance music was supplied Messrs. Ham and Bailey. the tare concerts, organised F. .7. H.dniore and ...

... Rev. J. Nesbit Wallace, and Mrs. Coombe. The performed in costume by Miss Pedier and Miss Arnolt, who also did the Clog Dance. A dance took place the Schoolroom, under the superintendence of Mr. H. Cheriton and Mr. s. Howard. Tho Morchard Bishop Band ...

... °- °n Officer C Llub. songs were rendered by Miss ' TV, Mrs. Gurry, and He-era Gleave, and Parker, while i ups gave a clog dance. A humorous sketch the Misses Co* and Hawkins and Messrs Rustle* and Davis was much an pieciated. ~ PYWORTHY. Pyworthy has ...

... House grounds on the occasion the annual dance given by Lord Coleridge. The dancers took possession of the tennis court, and, despite the excessive heat, danced until dusk, when the ballroom was occupied and the dancing continued well into the night. At the ...

... entertainment has been given the schoolroom. .Among the most striking features were The dance of the Imps, girls' skirt dance, the dance of the Quakeresses, the dance of the Bogies, a play in one act by Miss Owen, Miss Enid Owen, Miss Ethel Harding, and ...

... at given the opportunity continuing his present contract for 12 months from March next. The Rev. A. B. S. moved, and Mr. P. Clogs Seconded the adoption the recommendation. Mr. Seldon (Georgeham), in moving an amendment that the district should divided into ...

... Donegal badge.—Winner, W. S. J. Williams. In this competition the highest score was made E. Pr ngle, but, as the conditions were not strictly complied with, Mr. Pringle withdrew from the competition, leaving the next highest ecorer as winner. BRAMPFORD ...