... • taste of his ability, after there was some clog dancing, Irish arid bows toward. the lending of the Ferry Station. There was not time for Hoe, as the Firody bed got American singing, and pedestal dancing. A tenor singer of molerate talent was intralmati ...

... match eum T br i s l :gdr e r en der e d FINNEY'S WALKS ROUND MACCLES. riehf of buryieg his periebioners, of receiving competitions referred to, there - newt/ante and other oblations, on paying to the Oiled to the sumbera FIELD. seeks a pension 7s yearly ...

... and thrifty than there have ever been known before. The revival of trade will he slow, and the steady growth of foreign competition will probably prevent the recurrence of that superabundant prosperity which this country bas enjoyed the lost 20 yean, end ...

... Messrs Bala.. and Hancock, and the result showed that farmers with surplus stock at the present time submit it to public competition. In this instance the vendor realised to Od more than he would have dons bad be disposed of them to a dealer. Gower. Mwsunt—lt ...

... except, as be end a short time ago, dancing. last &snag to the venerable anaideacon and to the rural deans and the clergy. (Laughter.) Be (the chairman) M mg eie e Lr sees the rural dran, who was pram; do thy dancing. (Laughter. He bad, however, the good ...

... solo competition, but Mr A. Smithies , of Wilmslow, withdrew, and Mr R. Tommie did not put in an appearance. This left only four to compete ton the prize, which was so easily won by Mr A. Smithies last year. This time. however, the competition was the ...

... good. Nowadays a man must begin with fourpence-halfpenny and a pair of clogs. What utter nonsense! The real truth is, that the men who began with fourpence-halfpenny and a pair of clogs had to begin early to think for themselves. And those who got through ...

... mlmion by ticket to those attending th e the of the club. He referred to - piens. wether the area be mere or less, at beers, dance. the they would sues n through Mr Wood w. a ye , arly unit of tan shillings. lam willing that Dr Easham raid the suggestion ...

... MILL. --Oerina to tne engme Weekend . .. ti .-- ki: frinewel took place on Poturday, at the Ceme* the Waterhouse Mei had to be clog . be inurida e'ulj . b t u . ' Lhe mak e e m a plo s y ter ea t , ar ta% le (29sc ht l y ' r n lnti t? p r rc . :4o7 1;3114 ...

... Will you. he asked, mime and give its a turn 1 laugh. He 'Mr Hughes) asked biro what he ' wanted him to do. he want him to dance the tango or eometh:ng of that wort.? daughter). The manager said: 7 want You to come every afternoon anti evening end give ...

... willingly brthg their boys, Or a they are unable to the emits will cheerfully come themselves. At these affairs one may meet to-competition with brother Scouts, sit -and that with them over tea, wander mond mut greet o.d friends, make new tines, anti note with ...

... and deemed in rough tweeds. On his left The magistrates ordered defendant to pay rul e — shoulder • fi shing-rod swayed and danced, the r, and to keep the dog under proper (a) If the man belongs to of the occur& and in hi s right hand he held very carefully ...