... and Allan. Bowman gave a clog dance, and Mr Sim exhibition with Indian clubs. An interesting feature of the concert was Lizars’ cinematograph as it appeared at Balmoral command of He* Majesty the Queen. At the close dancing wa* entered upon. The Caledonian ...

... lind mcli it1 wasa ferry warm, oh yuv, and he would ho a ,- the petter uf a trom aitbout any scatter in it si ian- Thle competitions were of tiso clasoeo, local ond spun, the feest being conllned to the inhabitaots ol the glen ;and there was Oes croe ...

... piece by the orohaestra, A ,o Sketch on the 'Mississippi, giving imitations of stemboat i*histie and bell, alse clog and jig I. dance imnitation, entitled The Darkies' Jubilee' Y' lTutrnr). Thi~ was £ollowed by a song by .Mr i y Dutncan, 'The ILi ...

... AND M!D-LOTHIAN R[FLlE -ASSOCUATION. z FBrnAi, Ot t.18-SCOND DAY. The shooting was limited to two competitions in the Hua ter's Bog. The principal competition was at 200 and fl0 yards, tive rounds at eadh, for the following poizees -lst, Lord Provost's cup; ...

... and Morgan contributed Highland and clog dances. Councillor Andersion during the oveuijoizr expressed his sympathy tor the recipient of their kindness, endI Baillie Lyon also made a few remarks. An excellentt dance programme followed the concert. d G ...

... old Italian designs. A NantEb girls' dance, a Tudor dance (in which the dancers wear dresses of specially woven brocade in ch~estnut, and gold), a Japanese dance of children in crvsantbemum' dresses, and a minuet danced by girls and youths in Lonis Fifteenth ...

... well received in their Irish character creations, and were encored again and again. Mr John JolinstonaRave a very good clog dance. M rs Findlater played the piano accompaniments with her usual ability. EaLoN-L ?? the Parish Church on Thursday evening ...

... oases were sadly disfigured, and the inijuries seemed to have been causgd either by falls on the stairs, or from the heavy clogs of other victims who I-bad been thrown or had jumped down upon them, -death being caused in most instances by suffocation; ...

... audi- oence. Among other attractive and novel fea- t tures, we notice Irish songs and dances. Mrn Lown's JUVENILE ASsEMBLY-On Saturday s Mr Lowe had his annual Dancing Assembly. lf It was held in the Music Hall, and was rich in all the elements that make ...

... model farms or at industrial schools, where capital and all the appliances necessary for high farming aro supplied in abuin- dance, are utter]y worthless as evidence as to the circumstanece of the ordinary run of small farmers either in Ireland or elsewhere ...

... Yeomanry Inter- regrinrntal Cup competition Ayr was first, Warwick second, and Dorset third. Tlhe weather at Barry Camp yesterday was beautiful, especially during the afternoon. Ex- cept, however, in the 40-pounder competition, where two high totals were ...

... Joyal and Western Infirmaries came off last evening in the St Andrew's Halls with great ediat. About 1150 ladies and gentlemen danced, and there were in addition some 350 spectators. It is eapect ed that about £2a' will be realised for the In- firmaries. ...