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

... company with a few of , his favourite songs —On Thursday evening a clog-dancing contest was held, the prize being a silver flu dal, offered by the proprietor. After about half an hour's dancing, the prise fell to • the lot of T. Chandler, of Denton. MILLS ...

... conducive to menhir.. ? Is the patronege of the chase or race course indicative of refined 'aide or of barbarous brutality? Are clog dancing and pigeon flying pursuits worthy the attentiou of sensible people, if not, how is it they are countenanced and patronised ...

... known as Blacky, and J. Collies; the dance Was nix steps and off, the latter awarded the prise after • capital contest, a similar medal was offered for the best singer, but as only one person entered this competition was void. The room on this occasion ...

... present. In the afternoon the gentlemen organised a game at bowls and the ladies amused themselves in various ways. After tea, dancing was the principal amusement, Mr. Beate acting as the pianist. A young lady named Ashworth, from Ashton sang at intervals, ...

... things, but they must never lose sight of the importance of religion. Then they had concerto and the lads were very fond of clog dancing, and in the summer they had pie.uies and excursions into the country. At first they Were troubled with gambling, but they ...