... romance of last own about which it i» mod less to sjs*uk. [ Light-hearted society, consoling itself fay the departure the heat dancing men for tli# scut of war, has invented mystery teas, Mystery teas hare taken the place of ths lately |M>pular book |»Hrtioß ...

... Lord President 4ys Owner 7 7 Mr J. Hare's Labrador aged Batho 7 7 Mr R. Gore's Baerleon 3ys Owner 7 8 Capt. Michael Hughe's Dancing Wave 6ys ..W. E Eisey 7 3 Mr R. W. B. Jardine's Mentelth 4ys J Waugh 7 3 Mr G. Eclwardea's Salvador 3ys Private 7 2 Mr C. ...

... very *t*g9 or the qnality very good. Vegetables were excel!* nt, aod there wasa particularly good competition for po .toes. There was a keen competition in the Conncy Council classes. Mr C. Sillitoe's striog band played selections during the day. WAL ...

... Princess Diamond, acted charmingly, their dances being admired. Miss Ida Druce, from Leaden Boding Rectory, made a sprightly Jack of Hearts, whde Miss Dorothy Newmau was a most taking Good Fairy, and danced a pas seal in very pleasing style The gaolers' ...

... CRABTREE, • . b,!, , ; l i bi; ere the debtor a - as described as a 1 . • ..,;,.. .7. . . . !iT there Wee 'einem ' ...

... Yarmouth Board of Guardians, Town Hall, 6.30 Cromer Young Men's mutilate, Smoking Convert. bhenngham .If, Gents' Monthly Medal Competition. Norwich Cathedral : 10 am., Matins; Sullivan in D; anthem, O God, Thou art my God, Purcell, 413. 5 p.m., Evensong; Stainer ...

... gave opportunities to local of the winter pastime their best foot-work in passing a ball through barrels It a very amusing competition the Committee did well introduce an exhibition trick riding Master A C Keech PAC really deserved applause than he obtained ...

... Coastguards.uen Smith and Williams, Foulness, should specially mentioned, the former delighting all with his tinging and clog dancing, ana the latter his violin playing, while Mr. J. 1 steward 01 the Corinthian Yacht Club, gave songs in capital Mr. 11. ...

... Ton «* . leetog, no doubt, if year life was rroehel tnken; bat it ia not so—it cannot ao.” John Stkllag smiled faintly. hand clog to hern again. Godblsea yon for eayinl tUa-fer tsying to comfort ma. To know that yon erne thal yon feel for me—woold help- ...

... Colr.-Sergt. H. Gray, and Sergt. Thompson, and sailor's hornpipe, followed by ” double shuttle ” by Sergt. Steed, and a clog dance Corpi. Halliday, a pleasant hour was spent. Mr. H. Anderson presided at the pianoforte. The meeting concluded with the toast ...

... not firing earlier notice the event, ao to enable gardeners, cottagers, and others to make proper preparations for the competitions. In spite of exhibitors being thus handicapped, the display of flowers, frnit. and vegetables was excellent one. The show ...

... nece-to finds very pretty, lady-like girl in a neat letters to write it was close on twelve when I went up a campaign against dancing. Dr. Torrey, an Ltdbor of The Plunder Ship, Caged,Spectie tailor-made costume and a stylish hat standing to my dressing-room ...