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... 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 ...
... contributed by the family of Achany. The Treasurer of the Education Society has received Five Pounds from the Dingwall Ladies' Association. We understand that yesterday was observed within the bounds of the Presbytery of Dingwall. as a day of Thanksgiving to ...
... inhabitants our own country, but those of continental nations. This rage has given birth several associations for the revival and preservation (f the athletic exercises, and of the distinctive characteristics the Gael; and, in particular, a society has lately ...
... 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 ...
... it the nropi. tuition for our sins, and not fur ours only hut also for the sins of the whole -Jorkt Without doors, in the Gaelic Congregation. the Rev. Mr M‘Gillivray of Lairg prayed, and the Rev. Mr Fraser Kirk hill .preached from Heb. ii. 3 How shall ...
... AVe were also glad to ~bserve, that though the cheeks of the gallant wanderers were deeply tinged by a tropic sun, their athletic forms had sufferi.d little by a long sojourn in a deadly climate. NATIONAL CllUßCTl.—Yesterday this building, which was erected ...
... known :the great bulk of readers of the history of that wonderful people, the Jews ? How many deep, tender, and effecting associations are connected with their strange history, which i ancient and remote that -it seems shadowed that mist which mantles between ...
... was robbed last night, in the Surrey Theatre, of valuable gold watch and appen- daughters of the late Rev. Mr. Bame of the Gaelic Chapel. Greenock, were drowned bathing near the bridge Allen, this week, both fine girls. One IS. the other 20 years age. ...
... formation of an association for the purpose of “securing the return a fit and proper Representative for this City.” their first meeting, of which gave a report, a committee was appointed carry into effect the objects of the Association, and, as one step ...
... that Mr Grant should be tried otherwise as to pnificieney in the Gaelic than by delivering a from the pulpit. The Rev. Mr (lark, stated opinion that Mr Grant was qualified to preach hi Gaelic. Mr Miephail of Daviot exprf sand a similar opinion. Mr Fraser ...
... 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 ...