... e the sale attracted an exceptional company of agri- c) culturists alnd others, and from start to finish y the keenest competition rcigned for each lot, re- .1 suiting in one ot the most satisfactory sales that (I hav beess recorded this M4iclhaolmas ...

... piccolo-duet. ar Messrs. B. arid R. Rosbert sigain. appssared iii-a sone arid -m dance, which fairly ?? dosen thre house, arid in reply to a vociferous enicoer -,ave, a clog dance, which ways di re-demaudeod. Messrs. A. Booker, W. Holding, and W. Askew asgistkd ...

... bi a Sailors only,-I, W. Bryan, Excellent ; 2, E. Butler, Al e ss Jumna. Distance, 211~fathoms. 01 There were also clog Aned step dancing, vaulting by the h instructors of gymnastics, and some most interesting ii exhibitions by the nine Bwedish. officers ...

... concluded with the laughable farce oft Chiselling, the necessary interval betuveen the a filrces being taken up vith clog dancing and singitig. Too much praise cannot be accorded to Mr. George South. the promoter of the entertainment, for hisa intiirig ...

... to be celebrated. The evening before k the grand day the industrious servant-girl danced in her new gown, and the bride began singing:-1 t, Look at the girl there dancing, e In the shreds I threw away. HIer bridegroom inquired what she meant, and Ahe ...

... roles printed at the top and of this column very carefully. role Some more essays on - Girls are wanted wasu before the competition closes. They must be bwa original, must be signed by a parent, relative, or andi teacher, and mut at he more than 300 words ...

... her arms, with streaming eyes she sobbed out to her grandma: I wouldn't a tared, but what had Judy done? This Week's Competition. AAy Dog Spot. (firasT PaizE-Two SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.) D E.AR GPAXDPA Gamm, - Thinking the readers of the Children's ...

... Land, Mr. W. Smith; comien song, Riding on ?? District Railway, Mr. 11. Hlturst: minale, G(0oad Night, the troupie; clog dance., Mr. Best; cooel sonmg, Ts Ye Ahicmnie amlwacys witlh yer, Mr. G. (lass; ?? solo (with banjo acconimuaninient)h, Mr ...

... entitled A Sister's . Honour. Mr. John Cronow, the manofmany faees, end Miss Lizzie -Villiers, vocalisb and champion lady clog dancer, are among the other star artists engaged. OxeF gratifying result of the Agricultural Show, a recetlv held at Portsmonth ...

... There was asale, by Messrs. Es1 Hobbs and Son, of fine 1844's and 1845's, by public auction, tj but. there was not much competition to assist the sale, which it ivas dull, and the prices realized did not exceed 40s. per cwt. A~ The following is the number ...

... Saxby was the pianist, and other instrumental music was supplied by Mr. Lee's company of performers. Mr. Brown contributed a clog dance, and Messrs. Ted Rose, sBartlett, A. Baiber, Boyden, Lamporti and ICockram also gave warmly-applauded items. t LAKE ROAD ...

... Regent, we are heartily glad to find that her Majesty's Consort is not to be clogged with a coadjutor, in the per- sen1 of his Highness of Sussex, who has for some time past clogged himself with an attorney's widow ; now, how- ever, transtornmed into the ...