... days will .penal teal ore thi- year, and tbo groumle have been a ell levelled between the lences. jumping competitions oay, second day’s competition bung confined to Meath. In conjunction with this year, .how floaer. Iruit. and vegetable show be fctl, Sugnst ...

... order; lot £25, or- separately; worth inspection. Seen 8 Lower Prince Edward terrace, Black- rock. ?? It vIS--VIS; four-wheeled clog cart, private t fnily oar (arlmost new), pony Ralli, pony round trap, pony hback-to-bark: barres, car cushions (approval). ...

... Linos mg woollen, have been oat through Imported competition supported by prehensile' meanest. Cheap money and they transit are the two wheels upon which the tar d essimerce travels. They are both clogged in this country. Our railway ruse for goods are ...

... Peep. 2.172, derma. 2.707; mans, l cram, 3. small aupplie. in ill ftmeanimee ad there being a good alt. Mince of Haft beam competition mss expenmed and is eaMl7 des. anne effected. gm the mine eineriptimme et cattle and Mrep shared is lliopemenl ammo Is prim ...

... accomplished pianist whose brilliant services have been all times freely placed the dispaasl at the organisers of all halls and dances given at the Depot. is understood that before their departure their comrades of reserve intend giving them farewell entertainment ...

... Angel Hotel. The Welsh Hockey Association gave them a dance that evening, and this evening, after the match. there is • dinner arranged, with a smoking concert following. We trust last night's dance will not knock them up. They are due to I arrive home ...

... them clubs were brought into the Senior Shield competition, which make eight clubs in the• first round. but I notice a writer objects to this being done it all. es he says it makes a farce of the competition. Certainly the three (good clubs I mention oat ...

... the dancing competitions has previously drawn some comment from me, which I forwarded to An Sottur but which, however, was suppressed by that journal. These competitions are suppc&ed to have for their object the revival of traditional Irish dancing ; but ...

... standing at 28ft. Phelan. however, sent the weight 30ft. hl~incL; ind during the competition Siely slung the $.-ight 28ft. tin. But Kiel, not at any time during toe competition first, so that he was not even tempoiary holder of that record. The latest wan ...

... Michael M‘Gillycnddy. B«r«5. Sweeney, Kewmarkcl on- Gallagher. Xilmihill; Henry Beriaat-Thomas Colohan. 'Kerry— Joseph Beirne, Clog- Culhotr rCo.lrilo. Gahirciveen ; Michael SnMW. —Lawrence Luby Boylan, Sution, Ucrry J ‘Donnell. William Morrissey, i, Mannix ...

... schools and private families attended; fancy dances, jiga. etc. Mrs. O’Brien, Ormond terrace, Ratbminea mad: Hall to Let for Clubs. DANCING; Professor and Madame D’Vine, Instructors Ballroom and Stage Dancing; celebrated Private Learners’ Clasacs Mondays ...

... (Satardaya «c«pt*d): proapado. free from the Prla- and • D^ *. Teach Clog, Hora- Pipa, J.g, Amenean Jig. Highland Flin., Hkirt, taUmt Bora!!/, American Cake Walk; International Faneg Dancing Clean. enqn»- •erma pet annum. slater Sapenor. v i« i~., SaJS^TS’^I ...