Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the blackened body of Reading. Except his clogs and a few shreds of clothing on one arm. all he had on him when last seen alive was burnt away. The officers took hold of him and tried to pull him out, but the clogs and body were bo hot that they had to throw ...
... company, the commercial-room being crowded. The programme comprised, in addition to the usual vocal and instrumental music, a clog dance and an acrobatic performance by Master Albert Menges. Mr. Sharp was very entertaining in his comic songs, and the debut ...
... roasting. The programme was a long one of items, and included pianoforte solos, comic and other 6ongs, recitations, clog _nd sword dances, men the sth Battalion being among the performers. On Jan. 10, the officers of the division gave a ball Vryburg Jubilee ...
... the CHY cake weight gueeing competition. ,reamed of our Borough. I am told that some of the met provided for by Mr. F. C. 'Byrd, were exyounger Burge , crate of your centime, fat hibited iu High Somer. Thi. competition, the ocuipt thereof. Your Majedies ...
... Messrs. Berington, F. Rimmer, G. E. Healey, H. Moore, F. E. Jones; recitations, Messrs. H. Moore, T. Lupton, and H. J. East; clog dance, Mr. Wood. Mr. Hickson played two pianoforte solos. The arrangements were carried out a sub-committee comprising Rev. W ...
... Sella. at a Vera Wain greatly pleased the audience se'..h their dance, and were re-oalled. Miss R. of Evesham. gave two dencia—a Sparitei dance, Terantelle. in Part 1, and • coon dance in Part a Mies Collins a clever gratetut dancer, sad she thoroughly ...
... Councillor Rice endorsed the, remsrks: and Councillor Gardner regarded the habit as de. morali.ine to the children. The better clogs of visilnu were also disgusted with the nuisance. and the soonerit was slopped the better it would be for the name of the town ...
... Second best, £3. No competition. Class 14.— Best shear-hog Cotswold ram, £3, to Mr. Smith. Second best, £2. No competition. Class 15.— Best shearhog Down Shropshire, or half-bred ram, £3, to Mr. Randell. Second best, £2. No competition. Class 16.— Best shearhog ...
... much business iB obtainable. The general outlook is not very cheering, and the uncertainty aB foreign affairs continues to clog and hamper trade. Drunk and Assaulting the Police.—At the County Petty Sessions, on Monday, before Mr. Henry Homfray, and Captain ...
... gifts is ineeribed : Presented to H.M.S. Gloaming by the city of Gloucester. There is also • silver shield for cannery competitions, inscribed From the ei - y of Gloucester, to encourage atreigbe ehooeing by the men the .x_ .. tanbartr, Mt Morris's ...
... comic and sentimental songs were all well received, and amongst the other contributions to the entertainment a grand statue clog-dance, which was executed with real skill by Messrs. Selby, Hudo, and Bert, was highly successful. Two mirth-provoking sketches ...
... Bijou banjo combination, a Negro burlesque,'' in costume, by the Ten little negro w>ys of the company, a New American clog dance, by Mr. Tom Eades, the perform- ance concluding with the screaming negro farce entitled My wife's relations. Where all ...