... dresser of clog soles, Carliste; Mrs. Milne, 18, Scotel or Scotiand St.. Carlis! Mr. . Armstrong, Carlisle. Leet Winter scleet winter ball was held on Wedresday evening, the 21st ini at the Blue Bell Asserbly Room, whieh w numerousiy attended, Dancing was kept ...

... on the Ministry.” And a correspondent of that journai is permitted to say in large type:—‘* He walked about in Ministerial clogs, and could talk nothing but Ministerial. So we are beaten; and the League has, to in London.” the disgust and astonishment ...

... Mr. Pagan's remains, we ondererstand, will be conveyed to Moffat for interment.—Jnverness % Competition.—A striking instance: of the results of competition in railways has just occurred in Leeds, where the Midland and Great Northern are struggling in ...

... praise him and hold him at once as an example and a proof that the British farmer may make a living profit, in spite of the competition of a whole world, if he will only set his shoulder to the wheel. then, this celebrated Mr. Mechi, it ap- pears, has just ...

... limpid spring whose waters were cold as to render tasteless the brandy which we sought to recruit our jaded strength—our competition in extempore versifying in which you bore off the palm—and, after had come down, the delightful dinner— the moonlight sail—the ...

... beantv of the vicinity and many persons from considerable distance. Dancing having been prosecuted some time, about 170 persons sat down to excellent and abundant sapper; after which dancing was resumed, and was kept with great animation until eery advanced ...

... wondrous change. Robbery of Clogs.—At the Town Hall, Whitehaven, on Saturday last, Mary Ann Crosby, and Jos. Crosby, her son, a boy of 12 or 13 years of age, were committed for trial on a charge of stealing a number of clogs, the property of Mr. Trohear ...

... Cathedral. The Bishop preached in the afternoon. At the meeting of Master Cloggers held on Tuesday last, it was raise the price of clogs consequence ofthe great rise the price of leather. At the late examination of candidates for Queen's Scholarships, Jane Railton ...

... placed by the death of her husband. Mrs. Sarah Jane Le Blanc, 1001. ; la consideration of the great benefits conferred on naval dance by her father, the late Slr Samuel B wham Mrs. Charlotte Rowcroft, 601.--:In addition to the pension of 601. granted to her ...

... poor of Maryport, took place in the Music Hall, and the usual treat of high-class music was provided, under the superin tea dance of the Messrs. Graham of that town, They accompanied the amateur singers, Messrs. Wins taw, Gorley, Ditchburn, Barnes, and ...

... attired for the occasion, performed several dances in a very creditable style, particularly the Highland Fling, which was much applauded, aud showed the care bestowed upon their instruction Mr. Gooding. Dancing was kept up with great spirit until about ...

... Dancino-schoot, Bat.i, at GofiFOßTii. Mr. Brocklebank’s Dancing-school Ball took place at Gosforth Friday last, and was well attended by large and respectable audience. The pupils went through the various dances in praiseworthy manner, reflecting the highest credit ...