... and Master Johnny Yeomans, champion clog and step dancers; Mr. it H. A. Simpson and Mr. Fred Newman, comic song iD singers. Those who wish for a jolly night, hear aP good comic song, and see a good clog or step dance, f casnot do better than go to Howard's ...

... Thought, and also the beautiful song of i the Death of Nelson were well rendered, and we must not forget to mention the clog dance, in character, i which was received with great applause. STOWMARKET. ARREST OF A FOrMtri BESIDrNT IN STOWMAREET.- On Thursday ...

... on parade. The Regulation firing will be continued on Saturday, the 25th inst., 3rd class from 2 to 4, and 2nd clogs from 4 to 6 ?? competition for the monthly challenge cups took place on Satarday last. The day was fine, the wind moderate from the south-east ...

... Podd; patrrotio eong, England and America, Mr E. Sheldrake, recitation, The Owl Critic, Mr. C. E, Bayles; double clog dance, the Brothers A. and J.. Rivers; song, A Bay's best friend is his Mother, Mr. E. Evarerd; comic song, We did have ...

... Miss Lee, far Love's Old Sweet Song, had to reappear, and Mr. Wilmott's Dry Land Sailor was well received. A double clog dance by Bros. Rivers brought a very enjoyable and lengthy piogramme to a close. Mr. Lealtry ably acted ae accompanitst. THn EARLY ...

... back my heart again in such a manner as to elicit loud applause, after which Mr. Minter delighted the audience with a clog dance. The next feature wias a piccolo solo by Mr. W. F nner, who was greatly appreciated. Unless verv cleverly manipulated, the ...

... took as well as usual. Master P. Podd n gave a violin fantasia, The Blue Belle of Scotland, id and Mr. Kennedy a clog dance. Miss Jennie Podd ably d accompanied the songs. THE BANKEUPTCY ACT, 1883.-Receiving Orders. ig -Edward Franklin residing ...

... enjoyable and happy evening was then spent in dancing and various games. HENGRAVE.-SERVANTS' SUPPEE.-OII ?? New Year's evening Mr. ani Mrs. Eyre gave their s ervanlts together with their friends, a supper and dance. t. The company, numbering about 40, sat ...

... night was excessively cold, the water in the riservoirs froze, and the fire-engines unwork- able, their hoie being stiff and clogged with ice. The fire coutinued raging till one o'clock the next day; and was only stopped by blowing up with gunpowder some ...

... Simpson, for London, with goods. Stevens, Deward, for London, with barley and flour.. WOODBAZalos. AttsivFD-Stephen Gee, Dance, from Memel, with timber. Union, Payn; Lady Milter, Shaw; Sportsman, Skipper; Lark, Marsh ; Hope, Amosiand Fame, Crosby, from ...

... Yorke, R.N., Sir R. Anstruther, &c. ?? Monday evening a very brilliant party assembled f at Mrs. Washington Hibbert's for a dance, amongst those resent ?? Marquis and Marchioness of Boristol Lord and Lady Henniker and Hon. Misses Hen. Y niker, Lady Augustus ...

... Sundays. He had been himself in a club in Lancashire, the admission to which was only one shilling a year, where lie had seen clog dancing and heard comic sing- ing on a Sunday- Was this the kind of thing this restrictive legislation was to lead to P Was that ...