... been made to s the effect that there would be clog dancing for a prizes and that the item was omitted from the s programme because the management did not I i ntend to have any more of this clams of dancing. a He added that the tunm was advertsed by a I ...

... has been discovered in the modern cycle. It .-bot fulfils all the conditions I have named, at all O bered events if the competition with the horselbe made 0 Id by over sufficiently long distances, to an extent that t~he would never have entered into the ...

... English, 41319 bales Douskoi, and 22,551 ballots and bales of sundry wools. East India wools commanded a full average atten dance of both English and continental buyers, and after a rathereautiouscommencement, and the buyers had got the cue, went off with ...

... frequent and corciial. The chief features of the second part was a racy sketch called Pete's Birthday in svt;ch song and dance of the most catching kind are introdl'ced. The farcical tragical burlesque C Claude -ielnotte again caused immense laughter ...

... and helpless. friends, were abundantly isup- a plietd, sothtthey lacked for nothing. In these societies there a weas no competition, nor machinery working against, and in Ii ?? to, the workmen, (the bane of the labouring classes inatepreent very imperfect ...

... answer to a judgment if summons, to show cause why he should not deliver in up possession of the championship belt for id clog dancing. The case was before the court ie on the 22nd of June, when Mr. George Malland Fs claimed the belt from Ward on the ground ...

... son, but it seems that the son makes a practice of pulling off his clogs directly after his entrance. Mrs. M~ather's suspicions were aroused through not hearing her son pull off his clogs as usual, and she at once stated to the deceased that it was not ...

... ventriloquist; Pauline Hague. solorst; lod; St. John and D-wrighit, in their graceful double 19-ti dante ann( eccentric clog- dance; the Siz~tets 'Toe Wright, character dtirettis-ta, &c. ; and Gus May- neg nlard, .1'eccentric Icing and niedley merchant ...

... ? entertainment, comgn' and ehoruse, banjo solo by fr,-noert;,selections on the xylophcme by Miss Colley. skipping - rope dance ?? Andrews; sailor song atl chore, in sailor costhunes, by Mater-R Scott, H. Wof, F. and W. J. H. Colley; Mess .L. Sctt, - ...

... he common weal. The competitions for medals by met he the cookery classes from the various schools wint th occupied all. the evenings of last week, and willbe .ts' be continued this week. The Seamene's ecookery uni be11 competitions resulted as followe ...

... something new, and the fresh items introduced last nigbt were numerous and novel. The Grand County Cricket Match Statue Clog Dance, the amusing farce entitled Lovers in a Fix, the king of stamp orators' (alias Mr. Billy Ricbardson's) ten minutes with ...

... fore the-re would be nothing 'to ?? thie ar-' of si-lt and sand in tho uj'}t ci- (-.stloa, ?? gradually, it woutld ?? up. Ti-a clog w:.1v av, Iprodue-d aceretrin ; the tide loss its velucit,. -nn iit then conmuenced to dersivit byI that ilj I~an hel insiapeusion ...