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... lots of money in importing stallions from Arabia. It is not heavy cavalry which is required in Africa. The cry is for light, hardy, easily-fed horses which will be swift conveyers of mounted infantry frum place to place, and ean travel when India is much ...
... their | h thanks, the following donations :— ison duty ledge, wit! A Friend of a Patient, per Dr Haig £0 3 0 ority of a Thomas Moir, Exq. well, Sir Arthur R. Mack enzie of Coul. Bart “ able time W. Dal Macken: Esq 0 ( Hen 0 rom whom | Anon: ymous ...
... opeialioßs slxndd be earned in much more fenleanra scale than at Dunbar, from which the hatchery has laen transferred. Sir Thomas Liphm still . ...
... ridiculous, Care enough will be taken in the selection of suitable plenty of suitable ones can easily be found, for the old hardy breed has not everywhere throughout the Highlands been yet, by cross- breeding, reduced to the condition of the Breadalbane ...
... Malaya la. Tota l-14e. Ccßoated by Finlay Matheson, Ceannarnoins. F. Matheson, Vostis Alex. Kennedy. do. Is, Jobe Balkh Ls, Thomas Gallon Is, Rod. UW o• Bella MaocaHoch Is, John Nioolion, Feria Is, 0. Nio3lson Is, M. A. Nioolaw Is, John Nana* 14 C. Macdougall ...
... Clarke, Meddet; Mir Ballachraggan Mr A. W. Brook, Invergordon; Mr Brown, V.8., do Mr David Cran, Ardmore; Mr Cran, Bun- Mr Thomas chrew; Mr T. W. Cuthbert, Ardross; Mr J Dempster, Rhynic; Mr William Douglas, Fearn; Mr W. P. Duff, Bddertow, Mr R. Pinlayson ...
... J. H. Buik, South Ropoworks 110 Employees Mr Bulk’s Rope works—Tohn Writ, 2s 6(1; Al. x, Weir, 2s 61; Wro. Dallas, 2 ...
... in any way pertaining to the corps, the Braes of Lochaber. the wil! been From Badenoch, the Misty Isle, and Highlan! ; d be hardy Highlaalers have flocked to join the st ard unfurled at Beaufort, and remarkable is patriotism and enthusiasm they all their ...
... was passed. GagLic -At a meeting of the Society on Thursday eveniag, ua were bearore for 1900 , Sir Bart., of Foulis, —Mr Thomas A. Mackay, Mr W. J. B.A. rector, vs and Rev. J. Snizort, Sk —Mr illiam earer—Mr Duncan Mackintoeh, Bank of Scotland —Mr Alex ...
... an d Miss ¥ 1 = »nan, Cyderhall, in her accustomed ta contributed “Blue bonnets o’er the bord » the was introduced by Mr Thomas 3 A chan; ja, on beath, leuchary, who recited, to the of 15 evident sati sfaction of the audience, The comic element James ...
... Cromarty; Mr Meiktejobn, Mover; Mr Middleton, Davideton; Ur Colin Cameron, Balnakyle; Mr Trotter, Gargnaton ;Mr Thomas C?rquhart of Dalny; Mr Thomas Henderson, Fortroee; Mr Duncan Cameron, Balblair ; Ur Smith, Munlochy; Ur Gordon, Arabella; Mr Maclean, Conlmore; ...
... GOSSIP OF [HE VA Selections and Contributions.) REGIMENTAL NICKNAMES. Rev. E. J. Hardy, chaplain to Forces, in his “Mr Thomas Atkins,” a list of military nickns published, gives T. A. is a first-rate har which show that inventing the same. Th e Grenadier ...