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... toon tho management of the bar. Dancing was kept up till mid night. BiRD Sarow.-An exhibition of birds was held on Christ- mas Day, at the house of Robert Robinson. WVind '\itl Inn, Moor- Lane. There was a good competition for the prizes offered, and several ...
... Deansgate, Manchester. Up-. wards of 170 members of the association were present. During the proceedings, which includeda concert, danc- ing,an exhibition of photographs, curiositiesandmicro- In scopes, a lecture on Watersculpture. illustrated by on Rlides ...
... junction of Miller-street and Long Mill- gate. Lar ATHrENiUm SOIREE TlcxET.-This ticket, which has been submitted to the competition of many first-rate artists both in Manchester and London, promises to sur- pass all its predecessors in elegance and ap ...
... Allison; R. Assphlawnal ; Thomas Marsden; Angus Mc.Lean; and MI. Gillot. The works of M. Gitlott are selected for anational competition. Matheassatics, stages 1, 2, 3-Jola t llrown and Jolnia J. Heyveod, 1st stage, lst class. Applied f neelhanics-J. J. Heywood ...
... All Camera' competition. The last mentioned took the first prize of A4, heading the list with a score of 35, seven shots at a 200 yards range, in the shooting for the Barlow prize. Corpl. Mullineux made 163 in the Lord Lieutenant's competitions, winning ...
... furniture and wines were dis- posed of last week, and realised high prices. The library was sold on Monday, and there was much competition for the books; a large paper copy of Baines's Lancashire sold for £35; Gilray's Caricatures (Bohn's re-issue) fetched £27; ...
... fore the-re would be nothing 'to ?? thie ar-' of si-lt and sand in tho uj'}t ci- (-.stloa, ?? gradually, it woutld ?? up. Ti-a clog w:.1v av, Iprodue-d aceretrin ; the tide loss its velucit,. -nn iit then conmuenced to dersivit byI that ilj I~an hel insiapeusion ...
... pro d animals being shown. One, of the best classes. ini Is was that for hackney brood mares with foal a I h foot. The competition in this -was so keen that Mr B5 Mr. Hutohilisou afterwards confessed that the mE y decision was almost a toss-up. The ...
... was the dancing rooms. B - How many young people went there fi'om time to time ? as Oh, what a place to ts'ain up a child!l He know not what a good dancing rooms could do, but he knew they did a es great injury. There were not only the dancing rooms, but ...
... magic effect of the dance appeared to be at its height, red-hot iron shovels l were brought in, and were struck by the infatuated g dancers repeatedly with their hands, and some even licked e them with their tongues, the music and the dance raging ton with ...
... (iMNABTrC CLUB.-On Wednesday. the competition took place amotigat the members of the Preston Gymnastic Club. at the Institution, Avenhan, for the silver and bronze medals awarded to the siccesslul competitors in each competition. There was not a very numerous ...
... received lessons in dancing and calisthenics from Mr. S Smith, of Mancheater ; and Mr. T. R. Jolly, as the etage a manager, had trained them well in stage managemont . and attitude. The performance was most creditable, and I. the dancing perfect. Later on ...