... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... w I nation the doings of the day. But first let us notice some of the topographical and historical points of in' terest associated with the spot, and give an outline sketch of the majestic scenery which is cha- raoterized. Braemer lies the heart of the ...

... exactly twenty-fi»e minutes. This may have arisen from the length of the preliminary services, and tne necessity of meeting a Gaelic congregation in the afternoon. We wish, however, to add that the prea- cher's sentiments were strictly evangelical. They might ...

... amusement and pleasure curing their stay in London. — Life of Charlotte Btonte. Chinese Vegetarians. — The women who join this associations make a vow never to eat neither meat, fish, eggs, or anything that has ever had life, but to live entirely ou vegetables ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. Prince Lucien Bonaparte is in the Highlands, studying Gaelic. The young Prince of Oude has gone off to Marseilles, en route to the Red Sea. • The town of Savona, on the Piedmontese coast, was severely damaged by a hurricane on the ...

... strive to drive them out of their element into the sea after fish. As a Gaelic proverb has it, The cat's delight (fish) is on the strand, but she will not go there to fetch it. The Gaelic region passed, there enters a mongrel, who is neither fish nor fleske ...

... strive to drive them out of their element into the sea after fish. As a Gaelic proverb has it, The cat's delight (tish) is on the strand, but she will not go there to fetch it. The Gaelic region passed, there enters a mongrel, who is neither fish nor flesh ...

... registrars immediately. By command of his grace, Jos. Buckle, H. A Hudson, deputy registrars, Manchester Disirict Art Workmen's Association.—lt has been determined to hold a second exhibition of arts and manufactures in the Royal Institution, and February has ...

... OTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION AL METTING of this Association, held oi tie Town halk | Tith, JOHN CHEETHAM, ne 2s M.P., a Roving been tain as rd, the President, and resolved— by the ‘That the Annual seconded by Edmund a of the Cotton Vice- Association, now taken ...

... get to see a copy of the articles of tlie association, and ultimately, fancying that be lad been deceived, he tried to get back the money lit shares had cost him. One of the clauses in the abides of association cansed much laughter. It *fis that The shares ...

... about to furnish a new clerical presentation case, the author of which is objected to by the parishioners of Moy, -because his Gaelic is bad, his English until. :elligible, and he is in weak health. Mr. John G. M'Carthy, solicitor, of Cork, has announced ...