... submits her great clog skipping rope dance, for which she has held the title of champion for fifteen years. Responding to an encore, she gave an expert exhibition of a quick step sith the clogs. In her early days Miss Russell danced the Scotch, or what ...

... Thornton, Eaviter Meath's ; Industrial work— Mrs Gray, if Carsegray, and Lady Dempster Metcalfe of Dunnicheo ; Piping and dancing— Mr Archibald Whyte, 'oven:oll66l ; Rabbits and cavies—Mr R stinky, Forfar. The show, both as regards quality and numb. , ...

... C.Q D., or Saved by Wireless, Major Richardson's Bloodhounds, and many others. The management intend holding a dancing competition next week. Arrangements are not yet completed, but full intimation as to entries, prizes, etc., will be made from the ...

... know that the insect tint a • lodgment in bis bonnet. CROSS, FORFAR sell provides an excellent turn•Am • a skipping rope clog dance ; while Dan Drew sings Bangs with catchy choruses in a very pleasing voice. A party of Arbroatbians, consisting of two ladies ...

... competitors were _ie eowstier, recitation ; Nellie Balls ..ne, dance ; James Laird, flung ;Ei Bowman, clog dance ; David Rau . mimicry ; Lizzie Craik highland fling ; Mary !Merritt, song and dance ; Chris. O'Brien, miscellaneous ; Mary Cook, sheen trews ; ...

... SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY. Sy shier you will been gathered. The clog heavy draws. A handsome cake was won by best blend Scotland knows. one. a common yield being 20 to 11 tons Mr J. Begg a rams horn walking stick by and dancing took place. In the ...

... Temple. 32 Barber's Po,le. 33 Cross Keys, 34 Cherry Tree. 35 liolphin or Fish, 36 Bottle and Glass or P.ottle, 37 Wooden Shoe or Clog. 36 Pelican, 59 Judge's Head or Honest I..iwyer, 40 Sedan Chair, 41 Globe, 42 Yacht or Ship in full Sail, 43 True Lever's Knot ...

... knowledge in both schools which was considered very satisfactory. The examiner's report on the competition for the Smith Bursaries was submitted. There were 2 competitions for the £lO bursary and 16 for the £3 scholarships The following are the successful bursars ...

... debut before a Forfar audieu,.e. They submit a comedy waging and dancing act, which is thoroug:dy appreciated. Their dancing is novel and exceedingly clever. The act concludes with a clog solo Rena Darrell, which is executed with neatness and precision ...

... means constituting prise rand for future competitions, the lucky winners on this orrarion being Miss Annie Struchsn and Miss Cathie Smith. Selaa were rendered by Miss Peters, with Mia Mclnroy pianist. A competition in strawberry jam and gooseberry jelly ...

... our delight, Our weariness plain to discerning. No youthful spring remained in our step, Nor to dance were our thoughts a-bending ; We slumped like a sick clog lacking pep, The pain in our backs was rending. We thought as we crept in under the quilt, Our ...

... height, That shades the vale below, 'Tis said that fairies played by night In gay bands long ago. Where they by moonlight danced or sang, And held their festivals, The trees far-reaching overhang A gorge with rugged walls. Arouud wild flowers and ivy ...