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... and here, the able and judicious accompaniment of Mr. Edgar !beton, the two ladies gave some charming songs and duets, and danced most gracefully. They also performed very cleverly a number of humorous dramatic sketches before large crowds of the, visitors ...
... YORKSHIRE SENIOR COMPETITION COMMITTEE. A westing shoo took plain of this committee, pe► sided over by Mr. J. Clifford. of Reddendeka. principal beware was is referees, to Babb to be played between Hell Envision Royer% leaden of the wooed competitive. and whichever ...
... management The topical songs of Tom Vine ; the high class Irish duets of Messrs. Sawyer and Ellie ; the eerie comic songs of Miss Clogs Nesbitt. who le extremely popular in Had. dersfield ; the occupancy of the platform by Mr. Richard Geldard, a well known Yorkshire ...
... Saturday three of the tour Huddersfield clubs in the Fourth County Competition (Group B) were engaged, and they were all beaten. Paddock sustained their first defeat in the competition at the hands of Mytbolmroyd, the poor Roses went down once more ...
... Prisoner said, ‘I bave come to meet William Bray. I have an arrangement to meet bim bere to-night. I am going to measure a clog.” With regard to this, the Chief Constable said that when the prisoner was | no rule or messure wae found apon him. The prisoner ...
... Dublin 31. CRESS MATCH.-012 Saturday afternoon visited Wakefield to play their fourth ma -, Bradford Observer Trophy Competition. field were without their two top boards, lies and Brook, and Wakefield were mines Mr. Play commenced at four p.m. and conelodet ...
... After a certain point, however, he seems to have found his pupil incapable of any further progress, and although beyond all competition in the display of hie own unique and native genius, still in no way amenable to ordinary progress of educational improvement ...
... or Halifax, elthough the question of competition with the North-Eastern Company in connotation with this line in examinee with the Great Northern and Midland Riilweys disoussed, while% the question of competition with Halifax and Haddonfield tufts was ...
... but they would be as soon as he could call the cyJnamittee together. They would be something to this effect, that the competition would be restricted to a certain number of men—the number was not yet fized—who attend the highest number of uniform parades ...
... chapel to an equally laird/ —if not larger congregation on the sacred historical subject Joseph and his Brethren. At the clogs of each 'orrice • collection was made towards the desired object. Between the services a public tea was held in the school-room ...
... Birmingham, on behalf of Mr. W. Jennings Demorest, who offers the medals for competition), and books for second and third. There was great excitement created by this competition, showing itself by loud applause on Miss Gertrude Chesterton being awarded ...
... After fall justice to wind op eolooterity The petitions ...