... one Section. — AVon by A Battery. Forty-pounder B. L. R. Gun Drill Competition. — City Members' Prize, .£5, for the best Gun Detachment from one Battery. — Won by A Battery. Competition in Repository Dci'd. — lst prize given by Major Stallard, Challenge ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... pieces by the whole band and company. This was followed by a stump oration, the Bijou banjo combination, an eccentric duet, a clog dance, and some other items, the performance con- cluding with the laughable sketch, entitled Soothing Syrup. All parts of the ...

... , Mr. George Locke; new statuesque clog dance (arranged by Mr. Tom Eades), Messrs. Eades, Hussell, Prise, and Wood ; grand military parade, the Bijou awkward squad, by members of the Company ; new pedestal dog dance, Mr. Tom Eades (Medallist); laughable ...

... to bare leaning* towards the sisterhood, for the trustees of the Queen’s County Inßrmnry, hare refused donation of *5,500, clogged with the Condition that the hospital should he placed midcr the care of the Sisters of Charity, with every safeguard against ...

... to postpone their intended reduction of first-class fares, at least ou all portions of their line where they come into competition with the Great Western Company, the latter having taken counsel s opinion upon an important agreement under common seal ...

... and nearly eighty members and visitors. The secretary's statement shewed that toe lodge is rapidly progressing. Sports and dancing were arranged for in Mr. Cridlan'a field at toe bottom of Malvern Common. Lyttelton School. — The annual distribution of prizes ...

... manner. Duologues by Mr. and Mrs. Templeton, comic songs by Mr. Rowe, the champion clog dance by Mr. Carr, Ac., were introduced in the performance. Velocipede racing, dancing, shooting, and gymnastic performances swelled the programme; and the fete accomplished ...