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... somewhat common practice, a variety entertainment, which includes some enjoyable songs and instrumen- tal solos and also clever dances, is introduced in the third act. The company, which includes some old favourites, is one of the best of the Hardie and Voa ...
... Bank-street, Padiham, on Saturday night. When remonstrated with by the, constable be kicked lnm on the legs several times with his clogs.— He was fined 10s and costs in each of the two j cases. Tn Fai k.— With a few exceptions all the mills in the town resumed ...
... and PRIVATE CLASSES open 12th October New Dances, The Victoria, La Favorite, Gordon Schottische. Residence: 35. Alma-street. HE MISSES HINDLEY (Certified Teachers), purpose re-assembling for DANCING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE IN THEIR ASSEMBLY ROOMS ...
... t has been declining, But it is still part of the Liberal creed, and thus remains a dead weight, hampering the party and clogging its wheels. Then the quasi- Socialism of certain Ministers, who have been exert- ing themselves to have their own way, has ...
... the 4th Septem- ber No samples to accompany the Tenders for these Articles : — Brushes Teat Coal Prorendsr Clogt uid Clogging Salt Clog So'.es ana Mai erial s Soap Drapery Straw DrueirUtt' Sundries *ugar Earthenware Stm II ware* Jl— 'Sirood Iwioe Snuff ...
... , outrageous puns, and a variety of songs and dances. The Continental ballet troupe show some remarkable skill in the way of high kicking, aud Mr. E. Payne gives a very clever representation of a dancing doll. A topical song by Mr. Webb furnished much ...
... were entered into by the Guardians far the supply of various necessaries to tbe Workhouse during the ensuing quarter : — For clogs, Mr. James Aspden, Darwen Street , lor coals, Mr. Joseph Barnes ; for beef, Mr. William Oddie ; for draperies, Mr. Bobert Peel; ...
... Co., Fordingbridge, England. CUNLI'GHT MONTHLY COMPETITION. PRIZES VALUE OVER £600 FOR YOUNG FOLKS ONLY. Competitors not to be over 17 years of age last birthday. The first of these Monthly Competitions will be on August 31st ne.\t, followed by others ...
... the Cbamwiii I^anr.ishir Clog Dancer: Admission. 2d. each. TO- vi'RßDVt* (SUNDAY!, Sbool at 9.3D; Circle at 11: Services , ..^1 snd 6 30. Mrs. HYDE, Trance and Clairvoyant: Mem tv^ Meeting ; fter Evening Service. Social and Dance PHROVF TI'ESDAY. at 7.30 ...
... Town HalL Blackburn, 6th March, 1891. COCH-- BOROUGH Or BLACKBUEN. * Tc Clog-ess ast Otucks. TBE Corporation of thia Borough are prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply of CLOGS lor the Scaversgor*. Particnfau. cm be obtained on application to Mr. W ...
... handsome present. (Loud applause:) — The loyal and patriotic toasts were then drunk, and subsequently the room was cleared for dancing, with singing at intervals, and the meeting was kept up until 11 o'clock. — A vote of thanks was then accorded to the host ...
... with them, but hoped the prosecutor would be able to do so in another court. The prisoner was discharged from custody. A Clog Dance on the Piano. — At the Town- hall, on Thursday, an impudent man named Thos. Ireland, was summoned by Isabella Gibson, for ...