... principal amusement of the Coorgs consists in national dances, which are far more picturesque than those of the Gaddis of the Kingra hills. The first of them, called the BalakAta, or whisk-dance, is danced by a circle of fifty or a hundred persons, who, holding ...

... was sold in the Bolton and Bury line, by auction, at the Clarendon-rooms, on Wednesday, Mr. Winstanley officiating. The competition was &et very lively, and the prices realized were a shade below those quoted in the.listsof the day. The London informer ...

... 111 r. H., for so mistiming his dry topic, go back to his days of wet quakerism, and sing . _ _ Merrily danced the Quakers wife, And merrily danced the Quaker. which he did with irresistible drollery. 111 r. J- C- read an essay on contracts, and also ...

... of danger. Lrvraroot VOLUNTIBES IN SCOTLIND.—The City of Edinburgh and Midlothian Rifle Association commenced its annual competition at Edinburgh on Monday, when a match took place between twenty men oi the Elinbargh and Liverpool Rifle Brigades respectively ...

... published this week, by Newby , and e s the m os t cur i o us collections of histrionic incidents Put together it is. Lola danced for Fitz ball for nothin g , li ess Nire good nature ; and her heels turned all heads, , one fl s a t least, if we may judge ...

... (harpist) and Hayden (violinist) as excellent as ever. Mr. 0. Parker retains his position as one of the comio men, and in his clog dance brings down the house. New faces are, however, the first attraction; and Messrs. Wilsom and Montague, the lessees, have ...

... Once only a tribe insisted on showing their profound respect for the English nation, as they expressed it, by dancing their national dance, for which, of course the English captiin rewarded them. The only wild animals met with were flocks of vultures ...

... • Once only a tribe insisted on showing their profound respect for the English nation, as they expressed it, by dancing their national dance, for which, of course the English captain rewarded them. The only wild animals met with were flocks of vultures ...

... entered at a College, it is full ; if a liberal M.A. applies to have a Hall opened for his benefit, the concession is clogged with requisitions as to daily discipline, to which the daily repetition of the Church Catechism would be a joke. If, finally ...

... entered at a College, it is full ; if a liberal M.A. applies to have a Hall opened for his benefit, the concession is clOgged with requisitions as to daily discipline, to which the daily repetition of the Church Catechism would be a joke. If, finally ...

... part of the company who occupied the Temple retired at eleven o'clock. The remainder afterwards joined in the sprightly dance,' Which was kept up with great spirit unill a late hour. The number of children in the schools is, we learn, nearly 950. SALE ...

... to extirpate this evil? Can we heal a hated dominion of its leprosy, - or relieve tyranny of the terrible shadow that has clogged its steps since history began? ean we allay the vengeance which is being engendered in thousands of French hearts by a Government ...