... the large company. The troupe performe1 their part very cleverly. Tbe borupipe dance was executed in a manner worthy of the most practised and agilo silt, and the clog dance in a style which fully merited the applause with which the juvenile performer ...

... given by Master Wheatley, songs by Mliss for M'Teer, Mr J. Fellowes. and Mr A. Hope (comlic), lad the latter also givin~g a clog dance, and recitations Cei by AMr A. Muade. Dal IDsDoLESBuROUG CO-oPRCATIVP SoctilTy.-'1he JWi 114th quarterly report and bal ...

... Bltth.—The great competitive concert in the Octagon Hall, Waterloo, Blyth, came off on Saturday last. There were thirty entries for the various prizes—twenty-one for the sentimental singing, seven for the comic singing, and four clog hornpipe dancers ...

... ? entertainment, comgn' and ehoruse, banjo solo by fr,-noert;,selections on the xylophcme by Miss Colley. skipping - rope dance ?? Andrews; sailor song atl chore, in sailor costhunes, by Mater-R Scott, H. Wof, F. and W. J. H. Colley; Mess .L. Sctt, - ...

... The Clarity ball in Gateshead, on Thursday week, was nurre'ously attended by the gentry uf the town end neigh- bourhood. Dancing was kept up with great spirit to a late hour titider the superintendence of the stewards, General Aus. tin and 3Ir Bulmer ...

... discuss the causes of this general absorption in materialism directly leading to such feelings, the preacher noticed first the clogging influence of the body, ever draggirge the soul-sanctified and blessed though it is-down to the earth, and proving that there ...

... characteristic entertainments to please the most fastidious son of Erin, and quite smart aiid skilul enough in their clog aind pump dancing to evoke the hearty applause of s all. DISTRIBUTO RS O F THP DMOT XLy VlSIron -SOCIAL MSETTi IXG-The annual social ...

... took as well as usual. Master P. Podd n gave a violin fantasia, The Blue Belle of Scotland, id and Mr. Kennedy a clog dance. Miss Jennie Podd ably d accompanied the songs. THE BANKEUPTCY ACT, 1883.-Receiving Orders. ig -Edward Franklin residing ...

... , at the stables, near the Fawcett Street railway station, Sunderland. The attendance of buyers was very numerous, and competition brisk; several of the best being knocked down at 50 and 46 guineas each. The average prices, however, ranged from 36 to ...

... portion of the audience. Privates Brown and It Carthy were found able exponents of the poetry of motion as represented by clog dancing. Mrs.Boyse sang Home, Sweet Rome. with taste and feeling, and imparted the correct degree of affected melancholy to ...

... Land, Mr. W. Smith; comien song, Riding on ?? District Railway, Mr. 11. Hlturst: minale, G(0oad Night, the troupie; clog dance., Mr. Best; cooel sonmg, Ts Ye Ahicmnie amlwacys witlh yer, Mr. G. (lass; ?? solo (with banjo acconimuaninient)h, Mr ...

... entitled A Sister's . Honour. Mr. John Cronow, the manofmany faees, end Miss Lizzie -Villiers, vocalisb and champion lady clog dancer, are among the other star artists engaged. OxeF gratifying result of the Agricultural Show, a recetlv held at Portsmonth ...