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... took place in Hyde-} ark on Tuesday and Wednesday. The engines were on the ground before o'clock in the morning, and the competition continued till late in tbe afternoon. There was a large concourse of people present. The will of Vice-Admiral Edward Curzen ...
... with their gowns pin’d so that couldn’t sile ’em, effechshunltely bllln’ soap together and abooaing the nabors. In Favour Dancing ! —Lord Neaves, at the Social Science Congress at Edinburgh the other day, offered an earnest plea for mere amusement—ent ...
... Mr A sent exquisite silver of Indian filagree work Amongst the curious interesting things Mr Armstrong the following :—War dance clubs the Eastern Islands South Seas hook out bone by the natives of (Marquesa Group) for catching their enemies iii a very ...
... George's. They are Pvt. Young, Pvt. Dorrington, and I..•('orp. A, Baker. The billowing are the scores mask in lbw three days' competition. Queen's: — May 61', 11th 21111, Aggregate Pvt. Young 75 „ Duni tegt ou 75 7.1 208 A. Baker 77 51$ Set. Palmer ...
... those who had preceded them. “Shoeing Smith Dick,” whose capabilities were numerous was next seen to great advantage in clog dance, albeit ha was somewhat slow, but this was owmg to the accompaniment, and was evidently not in accordance with the danoar’e ...
... night! Mr. M. Edwards, finale. Part ll.—lnstrumental selection, band; song, “The green lanes of England,” Mr. W. Dickerson; clog dance, Mr. C. Brace; song. “The maid the mill,” Mr. C. Tyler: stump oration, Mr. W. Dickerson. comic banjo sketch, Deaf in Horn ...
... with bis luggage (a tiny who was brought on to the platform in a black bag), gave some arousing banjo songs and capital clog dance. The entertainment concluded with a farce entitled “The haunted ballroom” and a verae of the National Anthem. _ Hertford ...
... there being 632 in the show yard. Dance at the Cobh Exchahoe —Messrs. W. M. Davis and 8. Baughen held their annual private dance on Friday evening, at the Corn Exchange, when there was fair and select company. Dancing commenced shortly after o’clock, and ...
... joined in singing Auld Lang Syne,” and tbns brought to an end very pleasant evening. Hertford R.V. Coupakt.—The monthly competition will take place at Panshanger on Thursday next at 2 o’clock. Crickrt.— Tradeamtn ▼. Uaileybury Servant*. This match was ...
... Redmond was encored for his song and big boot dance but did not respond. Mr. H. H. Wilkins gave the (> Blue Bells of Scotland ” with variations as violin solo, and was well received. A song and clog dance wae next given by Mr. Walter Bates, and Mr. J ...
... nod’s as good as a wink,” the company in this, in the others, taking up the chorus. In reply to re-call, gave an exhibition clog dance, with which the audience were so delighted that had repent his performance. Mr. Fryer sang with considerable effect, can’t ...
... Baker T Barber W Clayden C G Harris V Hart and others Mr Dudley Wilshaw recited “The of Hesperus” and Mr J contributed song clog dance A accompanied During the Mr E J Wickham on of the Brigade presented Supt Pamphilon with a holder said the good feeling which ...