... effective, and cse-sieted of a clog dance by Master Spes man, receiving an encore: • stump oration by Ben Si delivered in a eificaeht manner; piccolo by Id T. A. Smith, which was skilfully executed and well et plauded ; song and dance by Mr. A. Bruce. Dens old ...

... H. Lancaster were pleasing; Muter Nave's Ballad, Baby'. Glove, much appreciated, as also Mr. Joy's comic song and his clog dance. The violin solo of Mr. E. met with appno. Warm. Mr. R. Taylor delivered a stump speech on Women's Rights, which wav ...

... piccolo-duet. ar Messrs. B. arid R. Rosbert sigain. appssared iii-a sone arid -m dance, which fairly ?? dosen thre house, arid in reply to a vociferous enicoer -,ave, a clog dance, which ways di re-demaudeod. Messrs. A. Booker, W. Holding, and W. Askew asgistkd ...

... Robert again appeared in a tong and deuce, which Wily brought down the home, and in reply to a vociferous encore gsve a clog dance, which was redeutroded. Messrs. A. Booker, W. Holding, and W. Askew, masted at the piano during the eveuing. The entertainment ...

... Uiddly hi ti, Mr. Routon; Ig song, The British Flag, Miss White; clog-dance, Mr. a a Dalton; comic song, He wasn't mine, Mr. Routon; ho l trapeoe aet, the Brothers Leonar; big boot dance and m song, the Brothers Edwards; comic song, Awfully, awfun, ...

... AGRICI;LTURAL /10ELTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. MUM CIOP Co MPITITION.--PILIZC4 UIVEB BY ABAOCIATION. The judgee in the above competition—Moore W. S. Barrett, ling:knell, and B. H. alillingtun, Ash Grove, tAntllry—made their award. un Friday, August 14, ae (0110 ...

... results unsatisfactory. Th ao earked that had Chippinug-Norton been FIRE BRIGADE COMPETITION. The Fire Brigade, unuder Sub-captain Mace held, s very successful competition in the presence of a goodly number of spectators on Saturday. The Woudatook Brigade ...

... serious a condition to be able to appear. PRrMROSE LEAGUE CONCERT AND DANCE.- Under the auspices of the A. W. Hall Habitation of the Primrose League a succebsful concert and dance were given on Thursday in the Constitutional Hall, Cowley- road, which ...

... wand and reliable guiltily. All bedstesds are guaranteed strung, durable, fell length, and well finished. We radii* that competition is cedunted, but we meet it by relying on the quality of our goods, and the moderation of our prices, combined with the ...

... paying the Minstrels a visit. To notice individual performers of the corai>any is not necessary where all are so good. A clog dance is one of the chief features. A piccolo solo by J. J. Dyke deserves special mention. The two Linds&vs playing one violin ...

... 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 ...

... exhibits to the show, and the j udging was not by any means pleasant. In the 3 liv6 stock department there were more than 70 I clogs, entered, the poultry, pigeons, rabbits, etc., numbering nearly 300, making the largest show the society has held. The hor ...