... Perticulerfy good animal picture. Kitty Wade proved very popular with h er and her clog end top boot Nest weft the artiste will be Mita e .D ee borongh, late of Mr. George Dance's t '. o:pwies , csomedienne. OffDAP EXCURSION.—Mr. J. Pain, Ever- Agent, Ramsgate ...

... Teller. The programme included band selections, bungs by Mr. Goodwin. Miss Marie Vanstune, MU. Howes, and Mr. F. Shrubsule : clog dances by Mr. George Hampshire, and two recitations by Mr. F. Crosucr. are pleased to ibroniele another record it, the book-lovers' ...

... the match itself was nothing to write home about Every supporter was aware that Town had an unenviable record in knockout competitions during the 1980s three finals three defeats and had not won a cup for 1 years So the team had a point to prove especially ...

... music was gone through, interspersed with parlour mimes and dancing, in adlitioa to wl.ich Vise Lancaster contributed a step dance. and Messrs. °ordain and Hampshire a duet and clog dance. Dancing was freely indalged in. the music for which ...

... train from Canterbury at 10.25 p.m. to Ashford. ROYAL BAST KRNT lIIOUNTZD RIPTA--SHOOTING CONY/ AT CANTIBRUORY.—The annual competitions of the D Troop took place on Thursday, at the Ranges, Canterbury. The citizens' cup was won by Lirgt.-Major Whitt. Colonel ...

... by • nand under the direction of Mr Arthur Hills; soap by Yews lt Latter, Will Barney, 0 Jeffery. and T Goodwin, and a clog dance by Mr 0 Hampshire. On the proposition of Mr Jordan • vote of thanks was heartily accorded Mr Wheler, who, the Onlfse of ...

... Messrs. W. O'Keefe, C. E. Clinch, W. Day, W. Jarrett, F. Epp., F. R. Naylor, D. Wildey, J. E. Allen, and O. Weller; some clog dancing was introduced by Mr. J. Williams; a burlesque, (of the very low comedy class) entitled The two Smiths was performed ...

... AMATEUR MINSTRELS REFINED ENTERTAINMENT! Two of Mirth. and NOM! Stamp Orations, Local Jokes, Cborns and Solo Singing, Clog Dancing, By the Slttiogbearie Troupe, Assisted by Local Talent. FULL ORCHESTRA. To wools& a ihorbohio sodas& : THAT BOY PETE. ...

... Filiser, and A. Dunn; recitations by Mrs Rickard and Mr. Mann; a bones solo by Mr. Heaketh, aide clog dance by Mr. 0. Hampshire. Them were interspersed with dancing. games, ke.. and instramental selections by a band comptising—Mr. Jr Last, violin; Mr. Z ...

... evening. Mr. F. T. Gentry presided, and Mr. Kenny the manner ia which the bop trade was conducted, ' took piece on a rein clogs to Tavel:tam on Friday. BRILLIANTS, EMERALDS, PEARLS, the decision of the Urban District Council oeeupied the vice-clieir. ...

... crowds gathered round the enclosure. Various other diversions for the country folk were provide', and the City Band discoursed dance and other music. _ Appended are the results of the principal events: —l5O Yards Handicap. First Heat :S. Smith, Centelbury ...