... MRS. H. WEBB HOLDS her CLASSES for DANCING, DE. PORTMENT and CALISTHENICS at Mr. F. Attwells', Friar Street, Reading, on SATURDAYS, at Three. Alio Evening Clamors. La Ganglovienne Valle, Pavane and New Lament. Gok Street, Abingdon. HEELAS, SONS & COMPANY ...

... Whitekoreh, Herb, writes, July :10tb. IS92:— I should very week like to hear my iedependent twitieron .c ztiou r weederfel 'Clogs Crewe,' whieh for lb la i• the most vmeulerful preparation Tr: m em need. Make. what use you like of this. Sold by all Chemists ...

... of the claws qs plan for cottager. the competition was mg lad where prize. were not awarded the ealitiftces highly commended. The entries for r e were far above the average. Among • exhibits not for competition may ho mentioned oollections of pot flowers ...

... &imam retain in their winging, dancing and nstrvinestal sot. The Mama Drawers, prameting their musical speciality, enlivened with grotesque and humorous novelties; Florence .ocelot; Reid and Pverer, in the comedy &clog**, The Chambermaid : Zelbui, ...

... there was bat • sparse competition in the classes for bridal bouquets and button-holes. The department limited to amateurs attracted bat few entries, but in the division for ladies only there was, as customary, a keen competition, and the vases, to., were ...

... ARMY have secured the lease of the Eagle Tavern, io the City-road, London, including the Grecian Theatre, dancing pavilion, and grounds, dancing saloon, and assembly rooms, capable of seating in all 10,000 people. THERE HAS BEEN ISSUED from the House ...

... was an extraordinary competition. The exhibits occupied a large portion of the tent and made a show in itself. All were of wrest merit and included some vegetables of marvellous growth. There were several exhibits not for competition. Messrs. Sutton and ...

... in this world wee farther ahead, and other nations had been advancing too. The Ceded States and the Gerardo& art into competition with era insmdae. turves and noerchaata who were trained as the roanofacturers awl the roirclianth of the United Brim and ...

... man* by Mss. Ruseell. C. Ballard, Luekbam, J. Bye, Goedwiri, A. Dodd, Comm. E. Colliery and H. Bowyer. while two mcellent clog dances were performed by Mr. Malkin, of Reading. A rote of thanks to &afloat and Mrs. Bowyer, and to Mr. Wright for reridiem art ...

... be2oo-platlelte ea by maws. 6 MEN'S WOOD BOTTOMED CLOGS, Lass and .1 .7 .. . bleat OM nay latent LIVER PILIS..-Dr. KING'S LANE PILLS. at 11, SAWDTG, PLANING & MOULDING MILLS. Mr. MEWS WASHING CLOGS. °Own Paid IV= PELLIL-Dr. KING'S LIVER PILLS, ter ...

... Wocteld to watch the match last Saturday. We appreciate keenness. fildgeeoterf 'revision of Derbe nicirname,Taffy. Arthur. clog dance to Ben . accompaniment was .. 1% as the captain visioning? Oh dear no. Chadds made his initial appearance and win at ...

... renovation of Was% gerit'a and chileniab ham a luidertaken at very small cost. MUTSIN CENTRAL OLD SCHOLARS —A v drive and dance was held at the Alfred Staid. Ceetral arhonl on Wednesday evening, when wises a good awaits r of et-scholars attended. slfhe ...