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... party and dance at the Albany Hem Over 150 persons sat down to an excellent tea and at the dance which followed there way a large company. The evening's entertainment pawed off with great success, all enjoying themselves thoroughly. The dancing was interspersal ...
... rather light, and sings with admirable method. point. and taste. She is alma • capital dancer, shown particularly in the clog dance with the Aeme Quartet, after ringing very brightly Peggy, the pride of the mill. Behr., the first lieutenant of the Mary ...
... There was also a boot blackleg competition for mates:-1 Geo. FL Chappell, 2 Arthur !Meant 3 Harold Bolton. Spoon Cleaning Competition for Giro.-1 Annie Crodand, 2 Florence Hamden, 3 Doris M. Parkin- bend played for dancing until dusk, whim the performance ...
... Harry Brown ; clog dance, T. henhouse; song, Tom Bowling. H. Oldham; song, Jessie at the railway bar. J. Lanfield; song. DIRT Old England, F. J. Miles; song, The deserter, T. Liveser ; song, Maid of Athena, F. Benet ; song and dance, *Where the ...
... for dancing. Two rattier lone break. came In early In the evnine, viz., the boys' and bowling at the wickets. Thi boys' race was very Interesting, and the petltnet were well handicapped ■nd started by Mr. Wm. Hr. Pearson. The howling competition was keenly ...
... terminating with a flight of fiery salamanders. During the evening various bands played dance music, and large numbers of people indulged themselves with a dance on the greensward. Since the above was written we have received a communication from the ...
... Rose, who sings refined eerio-oorek songs; Mr. C. Raymond, a vocalist and dower, who useshis one leg and crutch in a clog dance as cleverly as many who have both their limbs at their disposal ; Mr. John Deno, a character comedian ; Mr. Arthur West ...
... an rived. Don't be aarrited. my dear dog. but hide here tin he has Wt. And the voider bustled him under the calabash. a clog.' /mid hrma. reusing about. that the spider replied. Eat him up. and your debt is paid. The dog paid the penalty of his ...
... football club hell a hall io the Mechanise Hall, Marsden. There wee a good attendance. Mr. Arthur Gledhill's bend nisyed for dancing. and Messrs. J. Brown and C. Brice acted as M.C.'n Daring the evening an Meld schottische emspetition took place, the seecesafot ...
... principle. and combining all the latest improvement& in which work the Church monitors of the Bard cordially agreed. The competitive plans of Mr. W. HanstoJks architect, Leeds anti &Way, were adopted, and schools have been Prated of whieb any district might ...
... 'males« lewd • the the lest two be ofiteally two the of woo. Be also amble to uadsosiand to to the hese, which btodled. Ho dance would a. to Comoutee. but. mar Gooonneest would amendments, be should p Ines the lobby Ite eased reading. OF MUFTI% destined ...
... DISTRICT CYCLING ASSOC! ATION. The annual contest for the 100 miles challenge cup, which offered by the above association for competition among the members, to be held yearly. and fot three dames of medals, le he progress to-day on the track of the iluildereficl ...