... entertain. naeot—to the *dimes at least, whatever it may be to the Protestor—is the presentation of valuable prises at the clogs, A cow chins, sump* • gold watch, • silk diem or an Ameerieaa clock, is so addition to • lady or gratis goalie of the eate ...

... collieries, and the entity. output has bees disposed of. Notwithstanding the briskness, the employers, is view of keen competition from the north of England and meet of ;outland, have sot ae ye: attempted to tusk* auy general advance on prices Prices ...

... Le thought that the med of he below trowel. Afterwaotk his recolleetina did not enable him to Ind the Pawl spot. as be the dance from one of the siss• Mn) and not p•rhy++ walked very Monthly. w eiroomoaniea. after vainly waiving the cc0wl tor 11111104 ...

... Tramps' Jubilee kept the audience is roars of laughter. The seemed part of the programme costaisted principally of statue, clog, (sonic acting. In the former, Maws Outer. Churchill, and Charteris were very good ; while in the latter Mr Frank Backers and ...

... loudly encored, In Scotch *num Mr Crawford gave great satiefactim, Mr Paul Langtry (Negro Beauty) was quite as ovation, Me clog dancing beiug clever. Tits or N . orte. A return has jog published of the espouses incurred by for Scottish conatitimacies at the ...

... contested. Dancing Highland Fling, fifteen entries —let, R. Duncan, Eliuburgh ; Yd , .1. Pates, Nlurthley ; 3.1, 1). 311Thie. Pule Vaulting, eleven entries—let, I). Johnstone, 9 ft $ in ; I). Milne, Forf ar , W. !twin', Ituabill, ft 5 in. The competition Isere ...

... diachargeil tile 4utier of croupiers. After a somptuous repot beg been partak e n of, which purveyed in Mr Dunean's usual first-clog style, se interesting programme was entered upon. The nasal preliminary toasts having been disposed ef by the Chair. man, ...