... tragedy, Miss de Blaequiere danced the “ Highland Fling,” and was warmly applauded. Mr, Boddie, who played the Lord Mayor, the tragedy, having laid aside his dignified ward office, amused the house with comic song and clog hornpipe. The new drama of The ...

... velvet wisks, fancy bellows and baskets, Chamoy leathers, scuttles, lucifer matches, Mexican lead, listing shoes, F~rench clogs, sieves, frying-pans, fenders, dust-pans, candlesticks, snuffers and spoons, rope and bordered mats, sponges, ladies real ...

... metamorphoses, and capital tricks. Harlequin was well performed Mr. rv, as were also the parts clown, pantaloon, Slc.' The dancing the Misses Salmon and Goodwin deserves commendation. The foundation of the pantomime is the rare old English legend Kide-a-cock ...

... and bis daughter. the evening, though it wa* summertime, bad dance. I led out Mis* I did so, I seriously declare, without the slightest view of important consequences that ensued. After the dance, which (I remember it well) was to tba favourite and far-famed ...

... Picture Frames in all Sizes, & Prices, At JAMES WAItD S I»ookselior, Milltovvn liar, (ilossop. 800 Pairs of New & second-hand Clogs On F.ile 111 ,1. ALLOW SMITH'S, Hi-h-st., Hlossop Iron Bedsteads At JOSEPH ELLIOTT’S, Littlcmoor. All Sorts of Britannia Metal ...

... in 1860 it only 442000 lbs conclusively - -foreign competition since new tariff commenced had no special influence on English manufacture while importation of other articles which into close competition with manufactures country under French tariff increased ...

... bitches, st Birmingham, 1861. Belli, however, went remarkably cheap, and the greatest price guineas) was given for a two-year old clog, by Ben. called Major, perfect picture in his way. Among the lota were two retnevers, Buscar and Oscar, who sold for 15 and ...

... attendance, Master of the Ceremonies, M R ORMEROD of Shcf field. TlCKETSGentlemen, 5s ; ladies, 3s; Lady and Gentlemen 73 6d- DANCING TO COMMENCE AT 9 O'CLOCK. Volunteers in uniiorm prefftred. Tickets to be had at the Courier Office, at the Angel Inn and of ...

... pass, lay a hand. Ihmitlief and a pair of boots belonging to a lodger; the pri. s wore clogs. On witness coming down stairs the hand- 11mbief was gone, and one clog and one boot left behind. sl~he-constable Butcher apprehended the prisoner at a *mv-houwe ...

... , (he Clay Cross Quadrille Bind playing for dancing. The visitors were much amused Mr. Bob Richardson's troupe of Mew York Minstate, who gave entertainment embracing comie and sentimental songs, clog dances, impersonations, instrumental aolos, Ac. ...

... being keen and M sp~irited. M Cat flowers iiud fruits in all the classes were of a high if order. There was at spirited competition for Mr. Fret- B cinghamn's and the society's prizes for roses. The nosogays wV azd bouquets were, very pretty and much admired ...

... Weekly Markels, and lie trusts to receive a fair LA' nd share of public patronage. BU. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALIS- BUIr THENICS.Bu A iMRB. T. SHAW, Professor of Dancing, pupil of Madame.L. MlCiCALiL, has the honour to announce F )r tlat she will resume ...