... in and approved of. CLOG. —The annual spring meeting of the members of this Club was held in Kirkland's Hotel on Monday afternoon—Mr Charles Hepburn, V.P., Kinross, presidia& The following were fixed as the dates for the competitions for the season Thursday ...

... by Sergeant M 'Kis. was also in the market, and after keen competition was knocked down to the present tenant at the sum of £4OB, the upset prier. being £350. A suoceasful sad enjoyable dance, under the auspices' of the St Andrews Lawn Tennis Club, took ...

... upon by Lord Dean of Guild Nl'Ewen. The Lord Dean took Mr Stephen's scheme to pieces in a few momenta, and then proceeded to dance upon the fragments. When a man gets a post-card from the G.O.M. it is an extremely bad sign ; but to be thanked by Mr Childers ...

... competitors bare been strong favourites, yet latterly failed to find a piece. Hug AND EARLS/UST CLOG VISITS'S SOTS' Conerrieron.—The annual competition by the boys of visitors to Elie and Earieferry was held on Friday under the. auspices this Club. match ...

... (district), under 14 years -1 Bros n;2 J. /tom Irish J J. ;2 W. Saveloy. Cite]. the thief with the ham (district)- J. Hackman. Clog Hompipe-1 J. ; 2 .1. Ward. Boy's Race (district), under years-1 A. Logan. Callatowa ;I W. Whyte, Thornton. Sock Race. over ...

... required. This clearly indicates they see their mine is in a state. 'lbis is surely their last eozettuge. Jim Crow has been often danced; but the prompter's bell in ringing; the curtain is about to fall ; their la-t season has now come to a conclusion; so Chartism ...

... Mr A. Deakin, Edina F.C., clog dancer, along with a few other gentlemen and sonic ladies. All acquitted themselves most admirably, and the management of the whole reflects great credit on the Committee of Management. Dancing was engaged ir. for an hour ...

... aggregate scores for the three competitions were fonnd to be by the captain, Mr Arbuckle, and Mr J. 8. Ireland, who tied with 257. The next lowest wore J. Lawrie, 200; and W. Morton, 281 ; scratch. CLOG.—The competition for the Gilmour monthly medal took ...

... detachments for drill was in this competition, and its loss was owing rather to a misunderstanding between No. 1 and one of the working Nos. than Many mismanagement of the gun. The shooting in the shrapnel shell competition was of first class order. The first ...

... educetiini-Mpplanee)-and on the other were at fleet him. hand, competition not remilret there-is not an On the melon Mr hLLICK, abearty vote of thanks was s gmctto, howin the Unity. Dancing commenced plaint., necemity there: ',clued I am sure thme Is ...

... doing. Letters were read from was announced punctually at tenet o'clock. Tribes romantic intereet, awl even a certain field a dance to the Mount, where for a while he was not to be an grant. aranoatic pea er, in of the rnorosEl) COTTAGE HOSPITAL, Meoane Walker ...

... themsetves could be gifted with At the termination of the day's in Dublin on the road, ke., when the place is not conside James Clog: horn, our last obit: we announced to-day. From the dubious state of the weather, plete being 1000—a state of the this ? and ...