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... in fact, represented in enormous numbers, both as owners and breeders of large clog and small, and nut only was the second best clog in the show and the best non-sporting clog won by a woman h. Gold , un -l\frs. Judge-Brown-with h. Gold ,un of Sunbric-bt ...
... -objection to being clogs at a show. The objection is ours and a purely selfish one, based ·On the grounds that the owners as well as the clogs are on s how at a show. Indeed, it is very .apt to become a show of owners and not of clogs at all so far as t ...
... hat by th rigorous clogs as I reception, to all British key t hey going Saluki may say, upon have been freemasonry orence Amherst, appealed them over a ntiquities of links with aspects. the E ast, she a mighty primarily archetypal clogs Crusaders met them ...
... disappointment disappointment with the Many people competition, will wonder not with the winning why a competition advertised should small a proportion acquainted with the lack of adequate competition, popular for Shakespeare genuine Memorial competitors ...
... must be ad mitted that playing on a smooth, dry hard court compa red with playing on a grass court is like dancing in a ballroom compared with dancing That is one of the secrets of the hard court's success. The greatest advantage .of the hard court, of course ...
... the clog to t hree Jcgs ; second, to bang a round t ile neck ; and t hird, hind-leg by a strap, buckled above the hock ! famous occasion shooting party had A fellow of steadying them-first, to put one foreleg into the collar, compelling the clog to hunt ...
... contrast manufacturing towns. Indeed, this contrast gi,·es the making of the wooden soles for clogs I heard of clog-makers at a special charm. I heard of clog-makers at work in a secluded Shropshire district twelve months since; but the last time I chanced ...
... J.r. Bill y Merson have and a variety of good dance records. M iners' Quartette and !J.r. Bill y made excellent records, too. The British Association have arranged with the M etropole Company a competition in the placing of eight records in the order of ...
... was; High walls tumbled in Italy and France ; White buried cities deep in jungle grass; And empty cities where the fire-flie dance. And what of those towns which lie buried under-sea Which chime their bells and chime again yet no ma~, comes ? Tall towers ...
... gentleman and the lady care to sup before they join the dancers upstairs? (vVe are not so simple as all that, and scent, not dancing, but cheminde-fer.) Since fancy dress is not permitted-it is still the major-domo speaking-\rould the gentleman care to change ...
... that old Che ·hire clog Why Jot (1904), whlch came as a wh lp during that Mast er's reign, and with Mr. Chandos-Pole's a bit more remotely, but closely in another way, because that l\laster was always, and still is, fonder of a clog hound than he is o£ ...
... which show something like a sculptor's sense, are the Earl of J ersey's great wine cistern and the pair lent by Almina, of fire clog lent by Almina, Countess of Carnarvon (Fig. r 3). And ihough the boisterous repousse silver of r660-7o is now cried clown by ...