... and was tastefully given by the mewmbers of the “old Mother Shipton”—and souwe very good M,.-hujawl. Mr. ¥. Webater bad clog dancing. Besidos this there wasx some rendered va! sid in metting up the sslecexcellent muaic by Mr. W hitworth's orchestral tiom ...

... master's bidding, go through the numerous feats he Ins learnt, all requiring such intelligence of mind and agility of body as few clogs are capable of. Jack is a famous steeplechaser. The hurdles-i.e., chairs-are placed at some distance apart in a circle, and ...

... anything, it is the simplicity of the hidden life. Flaubert has the morals of a sick deril, and the philosophy of a retired dancing master. H ow easy it i_s, observed Disraeli, to be faith ful to a woman one loves. Such are a few of the gems from three ...

... to ground, bid the man a fiver for the dog, and take him over to England the same night. Once there, they felt certain the clog would easily beat all the cross-channel cracks. What a gold mine! The chase was not a stern one, for, as they might hctvc : ...

... SALM'O.V. the edge of the spit slip from under my feet, and I was struggling in deep water with a rod and gaff in my hand, clogged by a heavy pair of wa?ing trousers, open at the top, for the evening was very warm. It is hard to recall what happens in a ...

... majority of the Anyone may enter and ghoot, Bisley is uot confined to the volunteers and the Army. The majority of the competitions there re open to all comers. Anyone may enter and ghoot, and the rifleman will find there plenty of opportunity of testing ...

... '' Cl umber will be on him unawares and make htm take wing and give a chance to the. gun in order to save himself from the clog's The rabbit that lies close in the furze bush will be driven from Nothing can escape his lair. Nothing can escape the energy ...

... keepers on the ground to purchase on their behalf at anythin like There are always clogs for sale to Le found in Scotland, dogs reasonable prices. There are always clogs for sale to Le found in Scotland, dogs bred and broken on the heather, rearing a ...

... very soon distanced in the competition, for, when it came to a matter of penning sheep, which, after all, is the most impor_tant part of the whole duty of a sheepdog, Cymro was found wanting; he was not tractable. ow the clog who is not tractable may be ...

... mllch of it }, bet ween Mr. F. Brown and The competition extends over thirty-six holes, under h::mdicap. either, though we do not hear very mllch of it }, bet ween Mr. F. Brown and Major Synge. The competition extends over thirty-six holes, under h::mdicap ...

... thought or grace of language mask the baldness of the author's methods. flat and unprofitable. Scenes of great pictorial beauty, dances and most excellent music, composed by :\'lr. Bruhns, show plainly the spirit of art and earnestness with which Mr. H arvey ...

... LIFE !LLUSTR/.fTED. LIFT/,\'G FLOWER BULBS AT WJSBECH. 7 _many ladies would devote their attention to the rearing of sporting clogs, though great praise is due to the excellence of Miss Res ton's pointers, H eather Bruce, J essie of Budhill, and Gailey, which ...