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... entering into the friendly rivalry of competition with their neighbours. Up to the present time the season seems to have been of but if a little warm sunshine -houbi come now the general progress would be rapid. The competition for the Lennon Cup. which takes ...
... evening, will be on Pumps and Wells, and the second on Levers and their application. CHIPPING NORTON Gots' CLOG.—The January prize competitions in connection with this club concluded on Saturday, sixteen members playing round. Some very good cards were ...
... dictates to them. At first they were inclined to add dancing to the list of amusements, but this was forbidden, and the prohibition was cheerfully acquiesced in by the members. Each year a competition is held in some subject of domestic economy or health ...
... F I dck turbit DAM A Yes p cl.xlitable lot o} glngs were exhibited. and although cue ow two clog were not well filled, in the majority of cases the competition was of the keenest.A young Newfoundland with very points was placed first in the class for big ...
... Opera House; but it has Danced to my heart and set the euushine free. . lost much of its importance eine . . MO, except in February 16, Iwa. . Roasts, Paris and Vienna. The dancers in the Messina Ballet last week did not dance on their toes exclusively; ...
... Girl and Lame. Me..U. , y song and dance. The Brother s tavola --(Niggeri). The Duties of LADOUTin, Men. The Cotner Lade. Double Clog Dance. Mr. Jean Stanley and Malls. Lillian. Imps and Wine,' the dancing . pair. Down where the Pansies grew The ...
... the beet collar tier' of vegetables there was keen competition, lir. J. Palmer securing Bret prise with some fine specimens. In the professional and amateur tent Mr. G. F. Moore put up, not for competition, • grand group of, stove and greenhouse plants inte ...
... farriery work, as well as prises for the horse-shoeing competitions. Classes were arranged for open and local butter making and poultry trussing competitions, in additiod to the horse-shoeing competitions, the final arrangements of the same being left to a ...
... Owen Shepherd, suitable selections throughout the afternoon and I Reading; 1, Mrs. W. B. loode, Borough Bridge. evening. Dancing wile indulged in from five Yorks. until dusk. Appended are the result of the Campine, hen.-1. Dr. S. E. Dunkin. Clapham. sport-:- ...
... produce a revenue. His parting warning, now that he had left the Board of Trade, was that the Port Authority should not be clogged with impossible conditions. After the Chancellor of the Exchequer had moved the closure, the Bill was read a second time and ...