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... doult it would march its Conservative senators down to the House daily ina body, or chain them to their seats, or fasten a clog round their legs, and keep them in the Hlouse till the question of ad ‘The private journiment was put and applications from ...
... many feet deep, and about two hundred men were employed to cut way through. A train there got off the line owing to the snow clogging the wheels, but fortunately without any accident. A similar casualty happened on the Shrewsbury and liirmiijham line near ...
... the lady MU! WENLOCK CORN MARKET Mospay, bushel of T3lbs., 88. $d. to 8s. ed. A APR. sw selected the gentleman she wished to dance with. When of 9 score, 15s. Od. to i me Od. Tr was announced, the tlemen were politely at- CORN RKET, Sarvrpay, tended to the ...
... PIGS, sow in i the last Lot, now in the occupation of Mr. substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Are now ready for delivery and competition, with the best prepared and cheapest Mamins in p pig, four strong forms, two prime home-cured Downes, tailor and draper ...
... waggon drawn by three horses in and it had grow! given were merely honorary, although he did not gain a priz there was less competition. both jected that the prizes During the time he cominand it ata show where old the pari ish of Stottesdon on the last. Fined ...
... proved the capture of Watkins, whom he tracked from tne place of the bloody deed by his clog marks to a place some miles off. [The murderer had employed the clogs to kill his victim, having kicked her head to pieces with them.] Superintendent Alexander ...
... within two hours. Tomlsi of the Cloth of Gold, as produced in Cincinnati. meat be a marvellous mosaic. alias Sophie Worrell dances a clog hornpipe as Darnley, Dillon and Van Demme appear in a poetical ballet, Professor Dobson does tka chime of bells on the ...
... the part of down, he could appear ably enough in pantomimic parts such as monkeys, and dancing demons, and dumb men. But there were times when even monkeys, dancing demons, and dumb men were quite drugs in the dramatic market; and then poor Herr Walkerini ...
... payable the office Mr. Kinnear, of Birmingham. Mr. Tuokey’B Company at the Theatre.— Comic and sentimental singing, jig and clog dancing, nigger drolleries, trapeze and dramatic performances, make evening’s entertainment of effective character. Annual Dinner ...
... 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 ...
... House and Grounds of Paid will thrown open to the Excursionists this train. A first-rate Band will accompany the Trip, and Dancing and other amusement* will take place In the Park. Fare there and back. Including Admission the Grounds and Refreshments, ike ...
... Whltechapels, dtc., Ac. Recitation Competition, —Yesteiday evening week reciting competition for an electro-plated cup took place at T. W. Barden’s auction van, Queen’s Head yard, Gaolford, when, after close competition, the cup was won John Perkins, Sandpits ...