... 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 gate as used to do.” Prince Albert learning Gaelic. —We trust will not considered infringing the privacy of Balmoral, to state that is understood Prince Albert is taking occasional instructions Gaelic from the Rev. Mr. Anderson of Crathie, with view ...

... in which several Highlanders displayed great nimblcness of foot; then followed the sworddance, which was danced by threo athletic young men successively, and by Master John Arthur Farquharsou, one of the Farquharson's boys, who distanced all the others; ...

... Switzerland and Germany, have bound thetnaelve* for wagei to wear no drrss but the kilt, and to speak no language but the Gaelic.—Con lon Scotsman. Rumours are ourrent that extensive corrupt practices have been discovered among the officials in one of ...

... Bello, niece to Wil- Jiam the Conqueror, the family name was changed to Campbell. It would thus appear that the name is not Gaelic, as many a clansman has fondly believed, but Norman in its origin. alliance with the niece of the great King of England was ...

... Crathie The doctor Highlands man proud of gallant race some the best of his speeches being delivered their vindication He spoke Gaelic fluently and the great distinction teaching lamented Prince language of Ossian” His is gracefully mentioned in work Our Life ...

... SATUPR.DAY NEXT'. at 2.30 p.r.. HAL '-_DAY TRIP to DEIIBY mnd NOTTING HA-1 . 1satO.so A N*EXT. at 8.0 a.r., Coruservastive Association Excisr- SiOn to AI.TON TiOWERS. SATURsDAY NOEXT', Auguist2 2. at G.25 rim..t ?? Eciirroisri. for Five. Te, or Seveniteen ...

... the prosecutor was slanderer and a perjurer The case is proceeding THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS COMMERCE OF Special Telegram) N ewc astle-on-T yne Wednesday The meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce was resumed this Newcastle Mr Sampson Lloyd presiding ...

... she is particularly food of . who can speak Gaelic. It need hardly be that there is no Bchool Board the island There is not even a school nor end the only thing the people are taught i' the Scriptures Gaelic. Their ignorance, Mr. SIM,' says, is incredible ...

... have to real marvel have our amateur cricketers and professional and competed I for like of athletes show American what English do on the running Amateur athletic sports however I may eti nthest in danger of overdone wanting the local public beginning feel ...

... in the that he almost if not quite the unquiet spirit ot of Lauf Ulack Forest L (J Segutn Tiie Association —A deputation from the committee of the Association waited on the the on Wednesday urge the desirability under circumstances of promoting extensive ...

... Albany, 7st, ?? 1 Mr. Olobeecn'n Ncew Court, list Sib ?? 2 Mr. Ilntterelcy'n Gaelic, ?? Decreratt Betting : COO to (ih) enl Nee Court, It to 10 agst Aibsey, and 10 lo to 1 agst Gaelic.-Woo by tevo lengths ;focur loengtlss between I secoese third. 'Ibe SueasewsneRV ...