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... Concertina Player. .teociattel- Saterday—eompetitive School 9am to 6 p.m : Hallelujah Free and 6 p m to midnight; Clog Dancing competition concourse of wandering dinette's. day might be plearantly and occupied, the inhabitant.. soothed sod softened. which ...
... I:is hesd at Ow of his Mnry Anne; and Ginger Blue, who, the momeet struck hla clogs on English Boil, inspired with the nettle gift of freedom, began dancing, and hu been dancing since. We uolerstend these natives came over uuder an engegemeie in Newport ...
... Loveless; comic song, Billy Moggioe, Mr Tom Williams ; stump Graben, The temperance questiee, Mr Chas. ; clog dance, d &mho the Dancing Ntgger, Mr Nat. Leigh ; ouble comedy act, Mums Lewis and Bart ; Profnear Barleymow's Waxworks, a very amusing ...
... nothing but dancing, and danced in spite of protests. and aometimes in questionable surroundings.. That local university should he a university in the best nesse of the term, and should have its playing fields sad dancing-room. If the wanted to dance, let them ...
... from the Wesigate Mews. Bettie Brown proved a capital burionqae artiste, sed itose I)ornton body epolanded for clog, pimp, and top boot dances. 'Crillo toured hicoult a capi,sl ventrileguier, manien'ating b .11-a-dozen None* at the sante moment. McCormack ...
... in the soprano solo competition • on Wednesday- Mr W. J. Williams, London NEWPORT ADVERTISERS find that Adver- Home, got into the final on Thursday in the dements in the Free Press are READ BY THE senior violin solo competition. EIGHT pions. LOCAL ...
... ARMY have secured the lease of the Eagle Tavern, in the City-road, London, including the Grecian Theatre, dancing pavilion, and gromuls, dancing saloon, and assembly rooms, capable of seating in all 10,000 people. THERE HAS BEEN ISSUED from the !louse ...
... next meeting. DANCE AT ST. MICHAEL'S. On St. Patrick's night a dance promoted by the School Teacheni took place at St. Michael's Hall, Pill. There was a very large attendance, something like 950 ladies and gentlemen being present. Dancing commenced at ...
... Inst.tntion 'g'ShS preparehlgi ogrecslde ntftliumlsvd-iKctato.-s. I; suliuueil, the Derby is not • raoeany more than Kill dance; the Derby •outing,’the Londoner's only outing the twelve mouth. It V -pr *a; I cluimpsino the open : sunny viewif iot i breath ...
... Lawley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Price, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Temlett. fteirshments were supplied by Mr. E. .lotTeries. A spot dance competition was held during the evening and the prize was won by Mrs. W. Jones and Mr. F. White. Chtidri BMW. When Jefferies' Bread ...
... Aberberg; solo, Mr. L. Carpenter. The sisters May, of Abercarn, were loudly applauded in their duet, Kitty, dear, and clog dancing. The ventriloquial act, performed by Little Willie, Aberbeeg, caused much laughter, while Mr. J. Dyer, Crumlin, also ...
... and as they became smaller and smaller to the Welsh Spaniel ( ' vice a ny variety dog or bitch. (Introducing wind dance, big boot dance, cake eyes of the bebolders, the question arose as to • -I, J. E.Jane,••N no nith tailuire ; 2, H. Mackintosh, walk ...