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... Counsel, J. Iteunett; song and dance, “ Kmigration. J. Boll; aong, O. Humphreya ; stttne dancing. A. Il'Kee.Jt. H. M Kee. .1 Hooper, and J. (•Ulster; haoju aolo, T. Sharp; clog dance, It. H. M'Kro ; stump speech, A. aong and dance. “Bu.. » ...
... our industrial competitors at the present moment all tin* world over, and one cannot but regret that the influence German competition upon Itritisb industry has not yet received the full amount of official attention which the magnitude of the interests at ...
... Dancino-schoot, Bat.i, at GofiFOßTii. Mr. Brocklebank’s Dancing-school Ball took place at Gosforth Friday last, and was well attended by large and respectable audience. The pupils went through the various dances in praiseworthy manner, reflecting the highest credit ...
... very nice sum indeed. But in c*tes of this kind they had to work the majority of the committee.—Mr. Mandle (minted out that clog and shoe department showed profit 3*l in the M the quarter, and the previous quarter it had profit of ald in the i*. thought ...
... to hlr. the occaaion of the close for the present season of William Mnnro, of Floetwcod, laden with paving-11 r. Cookaon’a dancing claaa. In addition to the stones, sunk Walney, Barrow, between 12 pnpils attending the cl*ss, theie were about 300 midnight ...
... provided for those who visit the bazaar are Punch and Judy show, conjuring feats, an exhibition of ventriloquism, and clog dancing. Selections of music are played at intervals. There is a machine to enable visitors to ascertain their correct weight. ...
... song, J. Bennett; double clog dance, Messrs. Head aud Williamr; comic song, I. Lewthwaite ; song, Who's dat a calling sweet, A. Lewtliwaite; dance, J. Williams; stump speech, Temperance question,” J. Watson ; song and dance, John Head; concluding with ...
... beantv of the vicinity and many persons from considerable distance. Dancing having been prosecuted some time, about 170 persons sat down to excellent and abundant sapper; after which dancing was resumed, and was kept with great animation until eery advanced ...
... Johnston, 32, three aoarlSi; Private Cape, 80, pair of feney clogs; Privste Graham, 30, five books volunteer drill. After the whole of the prises hid bean chosen, the room was cleared for dance, and the proceedings came to close shortly after midnight. ...
... finished, should say, the belter, for then the position of the company will unassailable, notwithstanding may have come into competition with the I’cnrith, Keswick, and Cockerinoulh Line alter that line is opened, 'fhe increasing traflic at present arises from ...
... events did not arouse much enthusiasm owing to the moderate competition. During the afternoon the Cleator Moor Old Brass Band rendered selections of music, and in the evening they played for dancing. The sports were very creditably managed, and the event* ...