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... the various movements of the old Hnglish dancing was delightfully varied and interesting. It should understood, however, that although I have spoken the Morris dancing an old Knglish dance, it an old Scottish dance. In the old hurgh records of I’erth and ...
... HIGHLAND GATHERING (Under Distinguished Patronage). HIGHLAND GAMES TROTTING COMPETITION, GAYFIELD PARK, On SATURDAY, 20th July, 1895. Horse Trotting, Bagpipe Playing, Salo Dancing, Wrestling, Vaulting, Running, Jumping, Tug-of-War, Gymnastic Performances ...
... Littlejohn. The song and dance by Miss Craig were attractively given, the bright little dance being given with quaint searchlight effects. encore Miss Craig gave neat clog dance. ...
... with keen a z-est any of the gay throng. In Holland the quaint costumes and clog dances were the characteristic feature with clever solo dance Mrs Stewart, pretty songs and dances her pupil's, some of them mere babies, but all of them doing their bit with ...
... surviving members of the Arbroath Harrier Club when it was formed nearly fifty-five years ago. He took part in many club competitions, gaining first awards in the 100 yards and 440 yards events. Of a family of two sons and two daughters, one son and one ...
... highland gathering (Under Distinguished Patronage). HIGHLAND GAMES AND TROTTING COMPETITION, GAYFIELD PARK, On SATURDAY. 20th July, 1895. Horse Trotting, Bagpipe Playing. S«lo Dancing, Wrestling, Vaulting, Running, Jumping, Tug-of-War, Gymnastic Performances ...
... held the last a series «>( whist drives and dances for the season, ort 17th March, in the Forester's Hall. Whist was engaged .in under the suix-rvision Mr J. Chalmers, who also officiated M.C. during the dance. (icliplitful music was supplied the Wizard ...
... — The finishing bly of Messrs Williamson Jackson’s Chapclton took place on Friday. graceful dancing #f the junior piij.i much* a'imircd, while tlie solo dance ances of the advanced puptts excellent tuition. Music was supplic*! D. W. Jackson's quadrille ...
... rowing cnampioubhips. The deck game chainpionsaips generally consist Deck Quoits, Bucket and Bull Board. the several competitions we bad some very close games, and some very otherwise. For myself, was not what you would term at any, not even an all-round ...
... graceful way in which the most intricate dances were gone through. The younger boyß and girU showed a finish and style which reflected great credit upon their teacher. A most interesting item was exhibition of clog dancing given by Mr Williamson. The precision ...
... j. McAulay, A.S.C., 31 ft. in.; 3rd, Lance- Corporal D. IJrotherston, A Coy., 30 ft. to in. Dancing a Reel —Lance-Corporal Mitchelson’s quartette- Solo Dancing—ist. Piper Shankic; 2nd and 3rd (equal), Lance-Corporal Mitchelsott and Piper Main. CVcle Obstacle ...
... prestige of the Maroons. The action of the Montrose and the Forfar i Athletic has bronght about pretty muddle in the Charity Competition. the meeting when the 1 drawings were made, the 19th March was selected for Cup Tie day being an open date with all the ...