... each fined Ss. and 3d. costa. BRIDGNORTH DISTRICT RIFLE CLUB.—The com•petition lor brooee medal presented by the N.R.A. took place the at. James’* Range on Monday. A handicap competition for silver spoon* was also held, but owing to Die had weather the ...

... said that examined the footmarks in the wood, and saw that gome of them were the marks of clogs. He bad often seen the defendant, bat had ne?er seen him wearing clog-.—Mr. Bott «tated that the defence was one of mistaken identity.— Pryce Hammonds said that ...

... that the present Parliament would not sit fur seven years. Mr. next question referred to the clogs on Registration. Then, Mr John Campbell spoke out The clogs Registration were abominable. had heard, with pain and di»tres*. that this country would soon ...

... jackets, Mr. E. LI. Rowlands; song, Where there is life there hope,” Mr. J. Lloyd; ballad. “Once again Mr. w. K. Parry ; clog dance. Mr. J. Roberts; song (Welsh), Cwymp Llewelyn,” Mr. E. LI. Rowlands ; comic song. f thin.” Mr. E. Lewis; clarionet solo ...

... very well, and Good bye, Sally,” with dance, likewise was well received. He, however, appeared to greatest advantage in the song Dinah Clumclnm.” He was dressed as an old lady, and the accompanying dance in big clogs caused roars of laughter. The band played ...

... Nobis.” Miss Clark; song nod dance. “IRi-e m the Morning.” J. Crofts; musical extmvaganxi (>n >. bones, piccolo, fairy bells, and flajeolet). To Crofre; piano Misses A. and P. f.ambert ; song. The Orphan.” F. Jones; clog dance, J. Crofts; sony. ‘‘Many Mi's ...

... proved the capture of Watkins, whom he tracked from tne place of the bloody deed by his clog marks to a place some miles off. [The murderer had employed the clogs to kill his victim, having kicked her head to pieces with them.] Superintendent Alexander ...

... ** Kiseing, Mr. H. V. Hewett; song. •• Golden Hair, the Chairman ; Ante eolo. A Father’s Love, Mr. T. Jones; American clog dacre, Professor J. H. Crane; song. Tbe Tarpaulin Jacket.” Mr. R. T. Tanner; song • The DoUet on the Eye.” Mr. Heath; Irish ...

... The Campanalogian Band (hand-bell ringers) gave their musical entertainment intervals during the evening’s pastimes. The clog-dancing, comical it was absurd, was executed their own evident content the rival beauties, J. Butler and H. Bonnigal. Two full ...

... Joe. Northwood, o Wier, see and June. 60, C Conk, Done, W Thome., J Downie., W Owen (treasurer), and T Jones (hoe eel Dancing war kept op with much .Phut ten unlock. the bead then playing the ational Authem. The dey's festivities wound up wilt excellent ...

... many feet deep, and about two hundred men were employed to cut way through. A train there got off the line owing to the snow clogging the wheels, but fortunately without any accident. A similar casualty happened on the Shrewsbury and liirmiijham line near ...

... raage-^^^, PriSk A. Goodby, with «leea added miink, wee the winner of the competition with total more of W. Serpent Eaton, who, in oonraqoeura of enoceve in previoua competition, etartad from ematch, saeeoaded in spying the honourable position saaond. ...