... audiences. Scentbag-smelling, nail-driving, hat-trimming, croquet, advertisement, ball-throwing competitions, and air-rifle matches, together with 1 dancing, formad ample attractions to people assembled in tho beautiful grounds of tho Cottage. The following ...

... the regl* and thrir frienda, a* also was the clog dance by Privates Nolan and McQuiim. Great credit is due to the and also Private Hook for excellent scenery palmed him for tbe occasion. boxing competition was held Monday, May, the Royal Artillery, at ...

... watch from a dwel at Bictonon Sunday. was ed until the 9b inst. BRO ELEY. DANCING UNDER D IPFICULIIES,—The members of the Hand and Tankard Qu oit Club beld their annual tea and dance on Nonda vening, tr it the miserable weather greatly detracted frum t he ...

... Ueartlw, and Manic! r-icces; splendid selection; competition prices. Heyward and Frame, Cp-to-Datc Ironmongers, Shrewsbury. lANCASHIRK Clogs, light and neat. Illustrated price list free application.—Uoyddl. Clog M innfacturer. Silk Street. Leigh Lancs. LORD’S ...

... recitation. Nursery Reminiscence*,’’ Mr. Sidney Beresford ; clog and statue dance (encored). Monks Brothers ; comic song, “The Lay of the Very Minstrel (encored). Mr. Sidney Beresford; “ May Pole dances (old English tunes), Orchestra. The accompaniments to ...

... said that examined the footmarks in the wood, and saw that gome of them were the marks of clogs. He bad often seen the defendant, bat had ne?er seen him wearing clog-.—Mr. Bott «tated that the defence was one of mistaken identity.— Pryce Hammonds said that ...

... The Campaoaloglan Band (handbell ringers) gave their musical entertainment intervals during the evening’s pastimes. The clog-dancing, as comical as it was absurd, was executed their own evident content by the rival beauties, J. Butler and H. Bonnigal. ...

... jackets, Mr. E. LI. Rowlands; song, Where there is life there hope,” Mr. J. Lloyd; ballad. “Once again Mr. w. K. Parry ; clog dance. Mr. J. Roberts; song (Welsh), Cwymp Llewelyn,” Mr. E. LI. Rowlands ; comic song. f thin.” Mr. E. Lewis; clarionet solo ...

... very well, and Good bye, Sally,” with dance, likewise was well received. He, however, appeared to greatest advantage in the song Dinah Clumclnm.” He was dressed as an old lady, and the accompanying dance in big clogs caused roars of laughter. The band played ...

... of the beautiful church where their praises had been offered that morning. That debt had been for five years like some heavy clog upon them all—a millstone round their necks. It bad prevented them responding many urgent calls from other quarters where pecuniary ...

... 4HJS. Clogs. Men's 3s. 'Vi,. Women's and 3s. 3d., t'tuldren’s 2s. *M.. (Hist my ...

... Nobis.” Miss Clark; song nod dance. “IRi-e m the Morning.” J. Crofts; musical extmvaganxi (>n >. bones, piccolo, fairy bells, and flajeolet). To Crofre; piano Misses A. and P. f.ambert ; song. The Orphan.” F. Jones; clog dance, J. Crofts; sony. ‘‘Many Mi's ...