... an within easy reach . a•d the Clog. Down Railway 111• Dim •boot le imputes' drive. This bale presents • rare opportunity ler the .arquisstioa of the choicest Budding 1.-tate which bas beau Mimed lot public competition or near Bristol 101 toast yew. For ...

... provide a pretty and animated turn, dancing grasefully and posing in attitudes characteristic of the cricket and football fields, the golf links. and the ring. The programme, indeed, is particularly strong in dancing, some capital work being done by Jack ...

... forget. The festivities began with a dance and barbeque at Corcarff Hall on Friday evening and continued at various other venues over the weekend .Among those taking part were the Towie Pipe Band. singers and even clog dancers The aim was to raise funds ...

... sergeaift said that other girls under age were going to the dances, but only these two girls were complained of. The dance was charity dance, and the priest generally gets girls to help flic dance. These are respectable girls, and Mr. Waters is a respectable ...

... 100 Vickenda. 98 Dancing Belle. 96 Tina's Song. 3.511: 100 Supersingle Lady, 90 Bella Seville, 88 Denham Green. 4.25: 100 Errema, 100 Fantasie Impromptu. 100 Pichon. x.35:100 Facility Letter. 93 Malpaa, 91 Premiere Moon. 5.23: 100 Clog Du Bola. 62 Derab ...

... venire in the dancing competition lor the championship belt .Scotland, which, by the i ■ Saturday, was reduced four competitors.l It. doboslone. Hamilton; W. M'Garrity, | I KellshUl J. M’Eikc, Motherwell; and J. Carty, Sholta who danced m the order I ...

... Sligo Local and District News. The Clog Industry. At Glaum Show Wednesday, included in a number of very fine exhibits was one representing the progress of clog-making in Sligo as carried out at the workshop of Mr. Alan Johnston, Wine Street. This stall ...

... in the costume of Lotus XIV. There were several troupes of dancing coons, and the Josses from Lancashire were much in evidence. . The latter, in their mill clothes, gave some capital clog dances. A ferocious-looking creature with a blue stained sword, whom ...

... HELENS COLLIER A NEW ROLE. CLOG DANCING NOT A SUCCESS. At St. Helens, to-day, before Alderman M'Ke'hnie. J. Foiater.and l!r. Thomas Glover. William an ex-soMiur Haranoab, St Helca*, but now described as» coraolisn and clog-dancer, was summoned for deserting ...

... was in every respect admirable. Especially praiseworthy wi g the indllin club role given by Bandsman Brown. and the statue clog dance which he performs with ' 4 ertreant Phillips. The popular sergeant also dinicted the exercises over the vaulting hone of ...

... of the quaint Easter custom, the nocoanatters' morns dance, founded in 1857, was celebrated in on Saturday, Twenty men, dreamed in black Pre's, velvet trousers, white stockings, and te r d . clogs, with turbans and ornamental perarnbuated scandals, wed ...

... secretary, Market Street. Fianna Fail Dance. A Fianna Fail dance will held in O'Connor's Hall, Skreen, on Sundav night, June 30th. Music by the Stephenite Dance Band, augmented Joe liyland, Radio Acf-ordinist. Dance starts at 10 o'clock. Admission—Gents ...