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... Surgeqi), 1 Wv'leelc, i'o by Mr Kvmit. .ldiotiic Juirispriudtiene, 11 o'clock, Ant,. by llfr FovIvcll. - Put Fashionable Dancing. tli M R. SINCLAIR respectfully iitiiialtes to ]]is te l1ri'icds anid time 'ublii, tli't lie will Ito-conimlciOe givillg ...
... before, fair play the Scotch and Irish markets. This ought to indemnify them for any fears they may entertain of increased competition from mall whisky. Besides the general reason already staled, why the Government should be willing to listen to sucb a proposal ...
... and Cairney districts were let Huntly, and in every case, save one, to the occupying tenants. There was, of course, no competition ■ admitted, and the greatest rise of rent docs not, in any case, exceed 15 per cent. . , Mb. Skeen, Schoolmaster of Ncwspynio ...
... CONCLUDING PROCEEDINGS—THE DEPARTURE, The Quebec Chronicle states that at the ball at the Music Hall, on the 23d, the Prince danced every dance with various ladies of the city, and only left at half-past four in the morning. A slight accident occurred during one ...
... end Faither, end ole Sergint Fry, I am, your deutiful Brudder, JOHN P. SLOCUM. ANNUAL VOLUNTEER COMPETITION AT BANFF. The Fifth Annual Volunteer Competition at Banff for the Earl of Fife’s Cup, Sir George Abercromby’s Challenge Goblets, and various money ...
... “reproduced the facts, accidents, and crimes accomplished inth« Catacombs from the time of Julias Caesar till to dayand character dance” of so glorious a character that it transported back to the days, or rather nights, of The Huguenot Captain Then we drove off ...
... match, as advertised, was held yesterday, on a field on the farm of Gibstone, granted by Mrs Macpherson. This ploughing competition has been very unfortunate if late years. lii 1870 the match was postponed different times on account of the weather, and ...
... appreciation of the efforts of the congregation, and to_ relieve them from the pecuniary incubus which tends, in every case, to clog the exertions of the Church. Dir Scott of Brotherton opened the Bazaar at half-past ten o'clock. The tables were tastefully ...
... Dauciog Ghillie Callum--(2 entries} -1 John Macdonald, Clatt ; 2 James Slorach. Dancing Highland Fling—(6 s)-1 James Slorach, 2 John Macdonald, 3 David Reith, Ken. nethmon t. Dancing Highland Reels—(b entries)-1 James Slerach, 2 David Keith, 3 John Macdonald ...
... the average recorded at the same ranges in the Queen’s and other competitions ; but semes were, nevertheless, made in excess of those of last year. The first prize in both competitions north—the St George’s to Captain Easton, of Glasgow, and the Prince ...
... medals and one splendid gold medal. The gathering was, therefore, one of the most important e the season on Deeside. rhe competitions, at any rate, were, if not better, certainly in every way equal to three of the Braemar gatherings and a perceptible dash ...
... Afton Water by a young lady was deservedly encored. The clog dancing of an amateur was also much admired. After the programme had been ex- hausted the floor of the hall was cleared and dancing Y. engaged in for an hour to the music of the Asylum Iked ...