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... unscathed, and was shut up) in, Ladysmith. He was wounded in a sortie, and died in November. Deceased was a good, all- round athlete, being a prominent member of the renowned Diggers' Football Club of the Rand. e was, until the war broke out, employed at ...
... Aberdeen, who was anxious to have ad song to the old tune. In the appendix we find also many fine sam-ples of old Gaelic solgs, and our Gaelic-speaking readers will welcome the insertioD of several of John Roy Stewart's best songs. Amongst-the more famous ...
... Committee representing the Highland Society of London, the Gaelic Society of London, the London - Inverness-shire. Caithness-shire, ArKyleshire, Morayshire, Ross-shire. and Aberdeenshire Associations. Miss Margaret Macintyre, Madame Albani and Madame Melba ...
... committee representing the Highland Society of London. the Gaelic Society of London. the London Inverness-shire. Caithness-shire. Argyllshire. Morayshire. Ross-shire, and Aberdeenshire Associations. Miss Margaret Mintirre. Madam Albani, and Madam Melba are ...
... L indon Gaelic S cisty on Wedaesdey oight by R D. A. Carasron, of K , aprlale, Argylophire, Social Evolution in the Highlands. Mr Cameron * whom engsgemeni* during his present visit to the ntetropulia included the oonductieg of * Gaelic service on ...
... castle, situated on the island in the middle of the loch, from its earliest historic associations. Mr Bain concluded by giving the story of the man—who bore a Gaelic name. which, being interpreted meant the Motherless Son—who (Parried the gate of the ...
... thanks to Professor Laidlaw and Dr Phill:p, ..nd referred to the generosity the London Invertiesa-shirty Association in presenting • medal for Gaelic. He hoped it would encourage the study of the ancient language, and next year he wished to see the prise ...
... A. H. Millar, F.S.A., a scholarly and critical review of two books recently published, ilis!. , ory of the Highlands and Gaelic Scotland, by Dugald Mitchell, M.D., and History of Scotland from the Roman Occupation, by Andrew Lang. Any one about to ...
... 18 1 958 8 1 L1T2,790 9 11 0173,16315 Tar Treasurer of the Fortes Rifle Association begs to acknowledge with thanks receipt of the following subscriptions Ire aid of the Association's nds :- Sir Win. Gordon.Cumming a 2 0 Sir R. B. Finlay 1 0 Sir F. C. Mackenzie ...
... and very much eppreciate.” GAELIC LANGUAGE—AnIt*.’>UIin.- Messrs Oliver * Bcyd. Edinburch. who rabtishel • GsHn limn ago. will drub’ able supply you w.th a Gaelic cr'-nma-. Nntl. 270 S ...
... Cemetery, the funeral being attended by representatives of the London Gaelic Society, Highland Society of London, the London Highland Athletic Club, and the Invernessslire Association. Mr Mackintosh took keen and active interest in a number of the Scottish ...
... the pleasures of the chase in the up- pe out parts of Badenoch. Maodonalds were long associated with Garamore, which it would seem had famous a position for athletics as any part of the Highlands. The Marquis was keenly alive to the reputation of distant ...