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... second Officer C. Freeman. VETERAN CLOG DANCER Mr. Jim Eli wood, 46, Middle Street. Walker, Newcastle, well-known clog dancer, and Mrs. EHwood. celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday. Mr. Ell\yood performed a solo dance before the late King George V. ...
... comic singer, a silver guanl for the best reciter, a gold dress ling for the best solo-violinist, and a pair of dancing clogs for the best clog dancer. After the publication of this prujiosition on the Sort of Mr. Fynes, the names of Intemling competitors ...
... Third Team Cup, have received medals, by subscription. for being successful in the competition last year. To young footballers like those who go in far this competi. clog it is not very satisfactory to receive a cup. Individual prues, such as medals, are ...
... and was then known as Dan Patrick. But after bhis success in his first clog-dancing competition at Leeds, provincial managers were o decidedly of opinion that his forte was dancing, that - they_declined giving him singing engagements. Eventunally however ...
... character of drummer-boy a Grenadier Guards regiment and of a coon ditty with dance Gifted with an agreeable voice a pleasing presence and remarkable skill in playing the drum and dancing her efforts were crowned with a gratifying success and the general opinion ...
... o’clock on Thursday night to the Theatre remained three-quarters hour There entertainment called Show in the the Eight clog-dancing performance by eight children seven boys one girl The children mentioned in the were— Rose Ellen Jackson 8 years Alfred ...
... resolution. The cotton operatives knew the difficulties they had to contend with in reference to their own trade from foreign competition. They were as much in favour of eight hours as anybody, but they wanted to obtain it with safety, and they thought an i ...
... summoned before the magistrate* for that she did permit her house open at unlawful hour* two a.m.— for the purpose of dancing, which said dancing, at that hour in the morning, is considered by the Lgialature to conducive the abbreviation of life amongst the ...
... anothtr edition of The Murray of Matrimony sod the Baedeker of Blies. The author humorously writes that we mar expect , •clog dancing upon wives to cease. since his little work has reached its forty-eighth thousand. It car now be obtained for the oast ...
... bandmaster. Feb. 0,1HE9. —Mr. Woods, in accepting the gift, made a suitable reply, i Competitive Concert Blvth. —On Saturday evening last, the winding up of tbe great competitive eonj ...
... this year's SALA. Meeting. Many of the old competitions have been cancelled, and others have been substituted. The Alfred contest has been replaced by the Graphic series, and the Daily Tricgraph competition has been changed from 500 to 600 yards. Some ...
... styled a competitive concert, but there one part of it which the concert element is not quite clear, except, indeed, that there must be some sort concert and a lively banjo and bone style of music between the several members of I ...