... the Invincible Legion. The cloth having been removed, many loyal and patriotic toasts were delivered from the Chair, in the Gaelic Tongue, according to the usage of the Society. That of the King having been given, the popular air of God save the King ...

... British Journal. That Dr. Watson may have found at Douai some scraps of Ossian in the original Gaelic, is not unlikely; but that he there found an old Gaelic copy of the whole of Macpherson's work, or of any entire poem in his collection,_ is what will ...

... rallY fit for lasses. But, recovering himself, arid represswhich was partly tinged with a Contempt of what : 4 2 4 ere- athletic habits deemed effeminacy, arid deeper leT,son,ed front a gen erous f ear th at h e h a d o ff en d e d me, ad- a 1 but I'm ...

... ivtianity through the medium of their native language. The [ri ish language is a di: of the ancient Celtic, and is te with the Gaelic of the Scottish he Isle of Ma n; and it isa well known fact that in many pai Highlands and the Manx of ¢ of Ireland no other ...

... importance of its real representatives; and we are quite sure we have not named nobleman who will not feel proud of being ' associated with those who, on the very first opportunity, will effectually, and, by an overwhelming majority, eject from the House ...

... hence at Flushing a coun Y - - of advertising the ensuine, f -ignature. fast, for the purpose of forming a Protestant Association. vious that a treaty is the fi rs t thi ng w hich each country feeling among the trade here most descri tions of En lish ...

... of the eastern pari of Loudon, near the new Victoria I'ark. TIIE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. —Tho general subscription fund for the approaching meeting of this scientific association has already reached sum exceeding It exclusively appropriated for covering ...

... that the annual Wrestling !' the Railway Hotel, takes place, There no doubt, tho competition of neighbouring dons in the athletic ring will \ oni of nce ' as formerly. The well known te resoS B6 orta has rendered the Hotei ys a large of our citwens, John ...

... for education in the Highlands and Islands, and a similar sum towards the instruction of students for the ministry in the Gaelic language, were announced. There was nothing of particular interest in the proceedings of Thursday and Friday. The General ...

... next. F ARMERS' and GRAZIERS' MUTUAL CATTLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Registered Aecording to the Provisions of Act 7 and 8 Viet., c. 110, Offices, Strand, London. Guarantee Fund, 50,0001. This Association commenced business on the 25th of March, 1844, and ...

... There is a re, Paris this vear_ port that the Emperor Nicholas iutends to visit The trienniel conference of the Britis’ Association will be held in London on the 4b of next month. » Charch The Farmers Clabs throug’ hout the cou favour of Mr. Pasey’s Tenant ...

... the state ball be announced for the third week month thb Free Kirk It reported her Majesty recently subscribed £200 in aid Gaelic under the superintendence of 'tlte Free Church This gift presented through the of Gordon was accompanied by of favour towards ...