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... meeting the appoint- ment of an examiner in divinity. The following Were appointed examiners for the preliminary and bursary competition for the year beginning lst ebruary ensuing :—Professors Pirie, Niven, Harrower, Grierson, and Dr William Scholle, alony ...
... (Applause.) The Palace. Dancing forms feature of the entertainment at the Palace this week. Minnie Ray, described as the world's champion clog and top boot dancer, gives a very clever exposition her ability in this direction. Whether dancing music or without ...
... large granary, which had been nicely and tastefully decorated, where dancing was engaged in with great spirit. The com- pany was much enlivened and entertained by the songs and dances given by Messrs I.ennie, Jack, Brown, and Grant, Inehewan; also Miss ...
... the water. the Butteridge aspect of the affair. not out of weakly in the p ause that followed. There will be biz prise Competition, ever, meat declare that they can see no relation-what a beautiful pair of horn* I hate Hon ,hip between Jews' death and ...
... FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 9th and 10th August. Entries Close on Oth August. Dancing Bund in Attendance. MEIGLE FLOWER and POULTRY SHOW wili be held on 10th Aiou-T. Band in attendance. Dancing after 4 o'clock. Valuable Special Prizes for Collies, confined to Meigle ...
... Ploughing •Competition*. —The annual inoup*. log competition of the Moulin Agricultural Asso* took place on Wednesday last in held on the farm ...
... with a bright dance duet in which a apice of the “American dude busi• auc^'eDCe in ripples of humour by Ula novelties and good-humoured and X?^ * 4- the champion clog-dancer of Sullivan quite sustained his reputa- humours and dancing of ri , en . much ...
... September. Pupils enrolled Saturday Afternoon, 3d September. DANCING. — Lewis Giant gives Private Lessons in Hornpipe. Jig, Clog, Sand, Medley, and High- land Dances. 20 Ellen Street. DANCING, Victoria Hall.— Messrs M_eod and Grant Reopen their Select ...
... Hutton's Popular Orchestra. DANCING.—- Private Lessons given by Mr and the Mivses Anderson, 6- Commercial Street, in Waltzing, Barn Dances, Reel Steps, kc ; also, Select Ol— as arranged, Wednesdays, Afternoon and Evening. DANCING. — Volunteer Hall, Broughty ...
... Saturdays at 8. DANCING.— Mr Dewor's Next Quarter Com- mences January 11th, 7 o'clock Evening. Quad- rille Nights Every Wednesday, 8 o'clock. DANCING. — Lewis Grant gives Private Lessons in Highland, Hornpipe, Clog, Jig, Sand, and Ball- room Dances. 29 Ellen ...
... Appointments Unsurpassed. Prospectus Post Free. DANCING.— To-Nisrht, City Assembly Rooms (Par Excellence), Mr Ar derson's Popular Assembly. Popular Programme and Prioes. Mr Hutton's Popular Orchestra. DANCING.— Mr and Misses Anderson 's Classes Reopen in ...
... Koay tha prize given by the members the Club for competition the gentlemen, The present was very pretty set of studs, and the Colonel made a neat speech in presenting them. All the three annual competitions played by the gentlemen have thus been won by Koay ...