... had been various competitions and games were held, with interludes ol siogiog etc., and very pleasant evening was spent. Pkopebtt tux Market.— the Commercial Hotel, on Friday evening Ust. Messrs. R. W. Co. submitted to Sublic competition six houses situate ...

... moot point as to whether the temperance question or the table suffered moot. In the clog dance which followed, Mimes. J. Luty end F. L North =owed their ability in dancing, the time being kept admirably. each new step eliciting applause, which woo weemerited ...

... Hall. There was not each a large audience present, The programme, which con. slated of cis songs (comic end sentimental), clog dance, atom was fairly well gorse through, and the performances of some of the artistes were tolerably appreciated. The entertainment ...

... Bowman, Miss Levine, Miss and Messrs. J. A. Fox. H. Robert*haw and Q. Vernon. item which created good deal of amusement was clog dance aa old favourite, Mr. J. Holt, whilst piccolo solo was successfully contributed Mr. W. Smith. second part the programme ...

... Madame Yeadon. who gave |, ,t )n their first dance of the Kcason. and tasteful renderings of “The eternal city ’ the event was umiualified *uccess. Ihe and '* there lie light.’’ object in organising these dances to give the members of the Battery opportunit> ...

... keen is the competition that many which are passed over by the judges would put some of the South-country, winners through their paces. Since the death of Mr. Maude Barret. however, the them has been without a real leader in this branch of clog-breeding ...

... Weodhead Brass Band. There was a fairly hf:‘ atte~dance, and considering the object of t ol funciion, 1t was only to be expected that the band should be in attendance and provide the music for dancing. This thr‘ did i a highly satisfactory manner, their ...

... LwB Roan. BRADFORD. DRAWING -ROOM HARMONIUM; 7 dope, beautiful organ tone ; £8 10s. cub ; splendid bargain.—Carriage paid. CLOG DANCE: MINNA J. Lm AND F. L. Noi. To conclude with Screaming Fang entitled 'THE POWERFUL ROSE OF VIRGINIA: WALKER'S, 96, Lunn ...

... not too, supportisl in general manner. esiosialls in thaw also take the most advantage of the As-or•ial• i.e.. the norhing clogs. (treat credit is sloe to those Indies and gentled' , n who take sal h Ivey interest in the Aorociation, and hi whose efforts ...

... accident incurred on the previous Wednesday. The lad was running across the street with a piece of stick in his hand when his clog came off, ceasing him to fall. The stick he carried penetrated his left eye, causing inflammation of the brain. Dr Preston ...

... workmanship iMiaraotcta, reasonable price*. Estimate a given lor ail claasea work. announced in another column a Brigade competition was held the Tuesday at the Territorial camp at Scarborough fe»r the sub-| section harnessing-up ami tuming-out in the shortest ...

... l tea. The viands were supplied by Mrs. Waite, in her usual excellent style. The evening was afterwards spent in genies. dancing, An.. interacaraet with songs by Mr. W. Pearson and Mr. A. Pollen. . . i'mexamece Somarr.—Under the auspices of the Temperance ...