... success, and an excellent programme of songs (sentimental and comic), clog dance, cornet solo, ac., will be gone through. At the close of the concert an amateur violin competition will take place. Iho object of the eutertamment is worthy of all support ...

... starter. The decisions of Mr Robert N. M'Ewan, who acted as judge of the dancing competitions, seemed to give satisfac:ion ; while Mr Scott's opinion in the pipe-playing competition was considered to be very fair, and appeared to please both competitors ...

... Misses Young and Porteous, Sauchie; Messrs T. Mitchell, ' and W. Dick, Alice, and Mr Memott, comic, Tillicoultry. The clog and jig dances were given ' by Mr A. M'Ewan, Alice; and violin solos by Mr A. Moir, who also played the accompaniments to the singers ...

... Misses Jean and little Ina, were cheered to the echo. The duet medley by these two ladies was re-demanded. The American clog dance, and the Balmoral fours,me reel thew forth unbounded applause. In a single word the concert was one of the best entertainments ...

... singieg •• lett sl.ppere in teal Christy Nlin•trel style, for which lie to love sit ettcote, anti to whiten he replied dancing a clog dance; Mr lisrirtsy also tinitate 1 the 'Jamey, all gate Maya gone anti a Coco. Sllll, , 1) ulevy tad Mr Jobe Clarke gave ...

... several mop were snag by Corporal Parris, Messrs J. Yowl& D. M'Gregor, T. Watt, and D. Maul. Jackie Tar was danced by Mr J. Scott, and a clog dance by Mr D. Maul. The happy meeting was brought to a doe° by the singing of Auld Lang Sync by the Company ...