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... Messrs. J. T. Tucker, Carter, and Rogers on the Southton side, in one pair of corners; and Messrs. C. Fielder, Budden, and Dance, of Winchester, against Alderman J. E. Weston, and Messrs. A. Andrews and T. P. Payne, of Southampton, in the other angles ...
... the results most closely contested. Large numbers were highly amused with the various stage performances—the trapeze, the clog dancing, the musical clowns, and Still, without doubt, the performin dogs and cats. the crowning fe ature of the day’s amusement ...
... flowers in profosuw, eueLmuting music, tableaux vivanta, cafe cbanUnts, grand evening concerts, military string band, comic competitions, artistic stalls, irresistible bargains, fun and frivolity, shooting galleries, character readings, Japanese G.P.0., Yokohama ...
... District Competition Hathcrwood. Isle W ight. The District Competition is made the first prize* groups tbe let and 2nd Hants and the Ist Dorset Voluntoere. who compete for tire honour of representing the District in the Artillery Competition at Shoeburyness ...
... Winchester corps at the coming great national meeting at Wimbledon. Mr. Morris on this occasion obtained the advantage; the competition will conclude next week. The clothing fund subscriptions are now about to be brought into use. The committee advertise in ...
... Hungarian Dance,” No. 6, in A minor (Brahms), and displayed ability and evenness in the maaipulation of the bow, as also masterly touch when dealing with the more intricate movements for which Brahma is notorious. the second part she played Torch Dance” (Edward ...
... keep were visited. The band played nicely on the lawn, and a few of the old people could not resist from dancin: fashioned dances. when the instrumentalists struck up’’ some of the old- About seven after the o'clock, National Anthem, the Rev. J. Powell ...
... withcut the sanction of the freeholders? It did appear to him that there was great danger in these little sewers getting clogged, and this would be exceedingly distasteful. Mr. Cossett: Section 16 of the Public Health Act deals with that. No compensation ...
... manner, every item being encored. One of the most notable features of the evening was the Malkin Trio in their new original clog dance. which was re.demanded twice. Aliss Florme Linden was enthuasti received, being up to her usual form. Mr. Robert Aubert ...
... anticipated. The efficient band of the Ist Vol. Batt. Hampshire Begt. has been engaged for the occasion, and, weather permitting, dancing will take piece from the conclusion of the tournament until dusk. Eastbr Warns Tups. The Southampton. Isle of Wight, and South ...
... Aldershot and playing every evening, and the deceased obtained a precarious and arduous living bv dancing (principally hornpipes in heavy_ wooden clogs). She was taken ill on the morning of the 2oth, and remained without medical attendance until her death ...
... resorts. Mildness of the Season.—ln gentleman master of tbe ceremouie*. Daring the pageant a gavotte will ha introduced, and danced by urockman, Miss Helby, and tbe Misses Spartali. The musical part of tbe programme wilt bo in the capable bands of Miss Dorothy ...