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... pieces, and fragments were lying about in various directions. The remains of one foot were encased in a Lancashire clog, and the other clog, together with peaked cap, were found about 18 yards away. The jaw and other bones of the face were almost overgrown ...
... of the Keswick Amateur Christys. The first part of the programme consisted of choruses mid songs ; the second part of a clog dance by Mr. Rubinson, Stump speech by Mr. T. T. Messenger, and a song by Mr. J. Hodgson. The performance concluded with a nigger ...
... Dismoan Qrstonitu Cuss.—The closing dance of the season in connection with this class was given at Orertihow's Hall on Tuesday night, when about forty couples were present. Mr X Greenhow, jun., presided at the piano and dancing was kept up till 3 a in. The gathering ...
... ABIIY have sectired:the lease of the Eagle Tavern, in the City-road, London., including the Grecian Theatre, dancing pavilion, and .grounds, dancing saloon, anal assembly rooms, capable of seating in all 10,1)00 people. Tutim.x HA% nagie from the Ikuse of ...
... connection with the above society was held in the Victoria Hall on Wednesday and Thursday. Above 100 birds had been sent for competition, and the bulk of the prizes went to non-resident fanciers. Mr J. N. Harrison, Belper, was the judge. The arrangements were ...
... derives it from the Breton, eoroll, to dance ; awl Richardson from the French Corolle, a particular kind of dance. From its similarity of structure and meaning in many tongues, we may be sure that it meant dancing accompanied with music and song, like ...
... forms of a disease which manufacturers of this material is thst commercial results from the attacks of a minute gallfly competition compels them to use it. (cynipe). This little insect, a distant cousin of wasps and bees, is provided with a complicated ...
... hills, by the blossom on the wild rose and the fruitfulness of the field by the leaping of the deer across the lawns and the dance of the sly squirrel from bough to bough, by song of bird, by cry of meadow herds, by all the wonder of the rose-red eventide ...
... The chief event, however, was the competition for the prize of £lO collected by Mr. W. ff. Barrow, for which there were seven entries. The insult lay between the winner of the first rise in the previous competition awl Mr. lines s chestnut horse Busaar ...
... little liquid glue. and apply as you would whitewash. It looks extremely well if carefully applied. To PREPARE A FLOOR FOR DANCING. — First have it well washed, and when the boards are quite dry scatter boracic acid over, And rob it well in. It there are ...