... whilst Miss E. Bose was also especially iood. Miss E. Hampton very prettily performed a Welsh dance on Wednesday afternoon; and no lees creditable was the scarf dance at the same performance by Miss D. Green and Miss P. Green-Prioe. In fact, the entertainments ...

... Packwood 3. A close race. Three-legged Race.—J. Broad and J. Smith 1, J. Hill and E. Dance 2. R - Fgg and Spoan Race.—H. Jordan 1, W. Purser 2. Blackboard Competition for Cyclists.—F. Reeve 1, F. Precier 2. L P E Slowmfiic;(':le Race.—S. J. Reynulds 1, ...

... ' Mr. H. Jones; sol*, Mr. T. Eades ; recitation, ' Clarence* dream,' Mr. Kimber song, Ta-ra-raboom-de-ay,' Mr. E. Lock ; clog dance, Mr. T. Badae; qnoii song, Mr. J. Stevens, captain Cheltenham Club. Mr. W. H. Jones was the accompanist. At 9.30 the visitors ...

... 2. The dull*, of M.C. fey whist end dance were ally carried through Mr. White. For the dance, which followed, the company was further augmented. The Riviera Danis. Band if:heltenhanii supplted the music for dancing. The, refreslinient buffet was in the ...

... J. Burtt, Lecturer to Glouceruarahire County Council. CAMPDEN TOWN BAND. SPORTS. MORRIS-DANCING by Binton children under the direction of Mr. Sam Bennett. DANCING. Admission Is. Tickets before day of Show 6d. Hon. Sec.. H. M. WOODWARD. Übe stanbarb. SATURDAY ...

... geography m awl - M.6de* Mirk* in competitive examinatipps. In plain truth, we are net yet emeneipefied from thsbonds , oast around us by the sotedohnee past age. Prejudice and ignorance die bard at any time, but when , those who clog-the wheels .pf progress have ...

... regards the keenness cf | competition, he still believed there was work for all in Old Ergland, if the people would only ~ut their best ability into their work. Mr. George Ballard thcught fruit growing and hop growing the most competitive industries with the ...

... Glass. Lead. holder. Water Taps. Cisterue, etc., bold by Hi«ins Wolrerbampton street, are British manufacture. very successful dance was held in the Riding Schools. Trinity Road. on Der. 15th. abort 90 d•tncer. being present. The Rattle.nake Jan Hand again ...

... tinder Miss Fry. and a dancing display by pupils of Miss Bowdler. Wore also much en. 'eyed. Mr. Ern Griffiths* Rhythm Boys were in at. I tendance, and played for dancing in the evening.'. - The winners of the various competitions were as folloas :—Bowlinit ...

... One of the senior commandants on parade tie only member of the A.T.B. permitted u, ear the tartan skirt, though permission .clog sought for all girls recruited In wetland to do so. The Band of the Worcestershire Regivier., book part in the march past. ...

... t to this eharm. ing dance. which was by the French compose Saint•Saers. The caber :tens in the programme were two soap by Mr. Purcell Wution. of Tewkesbury, and one by Mrs. Lohman, all encored, ma 1.1,0 also the character dances.. the audience being ...

... Alfred Foote, the title of the sour being Happy-go-Bill, which drew down great applause The next attraction was that of a clog-dancing contest foi the championship Worcester, between James Foote, of the Royal Marines (brother of the above), and Henry Kite ...