... understood into whose further opportunity of penetrating to feeling of almost of elevation getting rid of cumbrous burden which clogged the of legia lation many and months past On the hand there was feeling of reverence for the poor old tottering of hand there ...

... House grounds on the occasion the annual dance given by Lord Coleridge. The dancers took possession of the tennis court, and, despite the excessive heat, danced until dusk, when the ballroom was occupied and the dancing continued well into the night. At the ...

... Rev. J. Nesbit Wallace, and Mrs. Coombe. The performed in costume by Miss Pedier and Miss Arnolt, who also did the Clog Dance. A dance took place the Schoolroom, under the superintendence of Mr. H. Cheriton and Mr. s. Howard. Tho Morchard Bishop Band ...

... entertainment has been given the schoolroom. .Among the most striking features were The dance of the Imps, girls' skirt dance, the dance of the Quakeresses, the dance of the Bogies, a play in one act by Miss Owen, Miss Enid Owen, Miss Ethel Harding, and ...

... Redfem’s Philanthropist (J Woodburn) 1 Ellesmere’s Clog Dance (Mullen) 2 Baron de Hirsch’s (T Loates) 3 Nine Betting : to agst Poppoea to Philanthropist 100 to 14 Merry Windsor Tabret Carolus 10 to 1 Clog or any other Won three lengths lengths separated ...

... at given the opportunity continuing his present contract for 12 months from March next. The Rev. A. B. S. moved, and Mr. P. Clogs Seconded the adoption the recommendation. Mr. Seldon (Georgeham), in moving an amendment that the district should divided into ...

... Donegal badge.—Winner, W. S. J. Williams. In this competition the highest score was made E. Pr ngle, but, as the conditions were not strictly complied with, Mr. Pringle withdrew from the competition, leaving the next highest ecorer as winner. BRAMPFORD ...

... appointed secretary and Mr. E. Ashford (the drill hag offered his services as instruc-4 White has kindly presented ted competition among the members, ®orr bronze-medal is also °r- T,.S>Y eat at the North Devon Infirmary John Gould, single ft* V. living ...

... maidens, who were to dance round the monument. In the centre is a hollow destined for Mr. Knill's remains, but he was buried in St. Andrew's Church, Holborn. A week or two since the trustees found ten damsels ten years old, witnessed the dance, and paid the ...

... Ho'cvwd, and to more than rival the former powerful Ste*« Rome »nd Venice. All went for nothing the insatiable mania for competition, and the class interested in British Shipping were to tbe claimants for Legislative redress against lb* wild theories of ...

... in the meantime contractor suffering quite sufficient impediment annoyance already from the interference of without becomiug clog oil this shot Mr Totterdell who gradually attained position of his bete noir the ( lerk closed further discussion Fossdyke ...

... lace manufactory of John Heatheoat, Esq. M.P. was at night work therein, one of the firemen complained that something had clogged the wheel. Ah ! said the poor fellow, that's a sign of fire. Why. ** m » says the foreman, the gas went out just now; ...