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... al in character. Tht: farther we recede from the old Church life of the English In the competition village the more interesting does it become. In the competition referred to there is an article called a Chrismatorv, which shows a curious mingling of ...
... character, and itcluded trotting in Larness, tradesmen’s turnouts, farmers’ heavy turnouts, bicycle and athletic sports, dancing ,ete. Visitors to the ground, naturally spent a short time in th«-hortimltuul‘ tent, where the various collections and displays ...
... splendid shooting over 7.000 ACRES, of which a thousand acres are coverts, exceptionally well distrihuted, and providing an abun- dance of high birds.-Rent, full particulars. and photo. of Nt c H OLA ~ , DENYER & Co., 43, Pall Mall, S.W., who have personally ...
... wa~ loudly recalied, as was Florrie Dane for her sprightly song and dance BElith Dane sang sweetly and gave a cleverly executed skipping rope dance, and Sylvia Pringle sang and danced moet acceptably The concerted numbers were also much appreciated. Mr ...
... to H.M. THE KllfG OF ITALY. Price One Shilling·. FOLK.ESTONE. HOTEL METROPOLE. Special Christmas Entertainments, CONCERTS DANCES, BALL, Etc. Programme on application. GORDON HOTELS, L TO. ROLLS- ROYCE HOLDS THE OFFICIAL NON-STOP 14,371 Miles W ithout ...
... COMPETITIO N post free on application to by using [June 27th, 1908. competitions this year, one at Manchester on Jul y I Sth and the other in London on October yd. The object of these competitions is to encourage drivers of commercial motorvehicles, by means ...
... I\o. j . As in all shot-gun investi have mention of an interchange of clogs between this country and France, when we are told that the Queen of Scots gave King Fr ...
... six miles away. At the seaward end of it com~s the strongest of the bubble; and it's here th at these big breakers dance together-the dance of death it may be calledthat have got their name, in these i\'lerry Men . I have it said that they run fifty At ...
... and importers, having reaped a brief but rich harvest from the petrol tax, are beginning once more to feel the pinch of competition. Prices are again showing a tendency to fall, and one or two of the less-known brands of spirit can sometimes be obtained ...
... LINCOLN AMUSEMENTS. ' THE PALACE. INTERESTING SINGING COMPETITION Fisan Lasr Nianr, Each house doring the week contributed s guota of local singing competitors in the grand singing competition in connection with the vicit of Harey Bancroft, which was ...
... was so complete a master of all athletic sports that at one time of his life he would have leaped, hopped, ridden, fought, danced, swam, shot, fenced , played cricket or tennis and skated against any man in England. Next came the Squire. Osbaldeston ...
... hold championship honours, w:lile many of the others can win in the strongest competition. This power of reproducing his good points is, after all, the truest test of a clog's worth. Many lucky- bred ones become champions and do much wim~ in g, without ...