... Regent, we are heartily glad to find that her Majesty's Consort is not to be clogged with a coadjutor, in the per- sen1 of his Highness of Sussex, who has for some time past clogged himself with an attorney's widow ; now, how- ever, transtornmed into the ...

... There was asale, by Messrs. Es1 Hobbs and Son, of fine 1844's and 1845's, by public auction, tj but. there was not much competition to assist the sale, which it ivas dull, and the prices realized did not exceed 40s. per cwt. A~ The following is the number ...

... of the appre. or tonded mate immediately drew their revolvers and called ar lpOI the Sheriff to releise their comrade. The dancing ai of the mule and the strutgle of the, men made it u- impossible for them to fire with safety. The noise and at bawling reaching ...

... T. ?? Ye Morrie Old Times. 9. Valso ?? Beautiful Blue Danube. 10. Galop . .. Neck and Neck. Supper Dance ?? Vaie. Supper Daucs ?? Galop. Supper Dance ?? Valse. . , Quadrille ?? ?? Fleur de The. 12. Valse ?? ?? Lady of Lorne. t 13. Lancers, I. T. ?? Gaiety ...

... satbe and Lieutenant H. B. Adams, as Policemen, was excellent. As an interlude, Mr. Joseph Hayes gave a Lancashire clog ! dance, He dances well on all occasions, but in this instance ~eof he excelled himstalf. ' Good for Nothing ' concluded the nder performance ...

... big boot, clog and pump dances, and created much merriment. At four o'clock the athletic sports commenced, and seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by the junior members. Brothers Mulcock and Minns catered, and gave much satisfaction. Dancing was also indulged ...

... bi a Sailors only,-I, W. Bryan, Excellent ; 2, E. Butler, Al e ss Jumna. Distance, 211~fathoms. 01 There were also clog Aned step dancing, vaulting by the h instructors of gymnastics, and some most interesting ii exhibitions by the nine Bwedish. officers ...

... concluded with the laughable farce oft Chiselling, the necessary interval betuveen the a filrces being taken up vith clog dancing and singitig. Too much praise cannot be accorded to Mr. George South. the promoter of the entertainment, for hisa intiirig ...

... This celebrated herd has long held a prominent position, and many of the animals have been sncoessful aina long list of competitions. Those of our readers who visited the Interunational Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society. of England, at Kilburn ...

... choice pot Iplants, cut flowersi, and anl (excellent collection of fruit, not for competition; 'Mrs. Page -also sent at dish of black~ C and white grapes, siot for competition, Mr. it Malshory a3 I marrow, and Mr. C. Cox at collection of tomatoes, in pots ...

... crouraattIreoficisrs'lquarters. Abater250 guestswsera -1 invited, ande thle majority of these lent in anI appear- liar curea. Dancing wa~ Irept up from three o'clock till dlc2 half~-paxst six irs the spa~cious3 messI rosen, which was TPh tnosbefilly decorated ...

... Sergeant Bradford contributed an amusing stump a . oration, Corporal Bailio played a bagpipe solo, h h Gunner Pieton executed a clog dance, atmd a Le recitation was given by Gunner Findlater. The ,. entertainment, whibli was held in the ?? *t school-room, was ...