... A CHAT WITH CALVE ERTO AN ADVENTUROUS SCC ITCHMAN. what do you want? was the salutation our representative receive d upon inquiriug at the Theatre Royal, for a fow words th Mr sfax O’Rell’s manager, Calverto. If agreeable, I woald like to heer a little ...

... _ M.boter, /tattooer. E Morrhoe. %dam a Son. W Wen. Bain, Merthaot. Book•eller. J. &Nicolas. W. Wazees a .. Mackay. Post ..„. Limn, Portromue. !Umtata., Bookse:r.c. Co. at Nicholas 80. Goody, L. Teeny, Bookseller. a Maxon L Marchetti. Frederick ...

... CHAT WITH A COXSWAIN AT OILLS BAY. Late the evening I bed etroll by Gills Bay in the moonlight. The Stormy Peutland was peacefully glistening under the beams of Luna, and there was nothing to suggest danger or hazard iu the passage across. Nest morning ...

... A CHIT-CHAT ABOUT CAITHNESS By Bbn N evib, Is aiiic'e which appeared the Journal a few weeks ago, uuder the head of “The Cricket Season in Caithness for 1881, we spoke about a Cricketers’ Association, a public park, and the doings of our ...

... AS A LITTLE CHAP oF 13 he determined to have a try fora prize. He was sorry to say he was not successful, it was ao which he relished very much antl be wes sare a great deal of good came from these e: bewever, as Mr Maclennan had said, terminated the ...

... fur tea gardens and a Ca>ino, in the summer, when her Majesty is not Rhydc. Last year but one farmer, by accident, plantod an Arjus newspaper in his ground ; aud from its eyes a tine crop of potatoes grew up totally free from blight. A neighbour was induced ...

... same time A large aerolite, or meteoric stone, fell at Harrowgate, Belfast, a few days since. hissed through the air during the storm, and was seen to fall like a dark object. It was warm to the touch When taken up, and weighs about half a ton. Dr Maeill ...

... by the the Daily Chrontele. Neo Labour Party There. Senator Walker told a story during a recent debate Commonwealth on the in the Upper House of the policy of a “white Australia.” A missionary in Chins was endeavouri to convert one of the natives. to heaven ...

... [By A Caithness American friend of mine has written me a long letter reminiscent of the far back days when ‘‘ we twa hae paidied in the burn.” She (excuse my blushes) says that the O’Groat Journal”’ having reference to a ‘‘suc- frequently recurring paragraph ...

... transmitted less than a second of • J Friday week, a cow belonging to Mr Gray, farmer, Kelochford, Tarves, had five calves Two the calves are since dead; the other three are thriving . nicely. There is now living at W r estoa Turville, a man named Richard ...

... CHAT THE WEEK. The King of the Belgians expected Windsor Castle in the course of fortnight on visit to t..e Queen. All attempt was made to obtain church-rate m |'or'«-a parish, of a very moderate amount, but it was successfully opposed. Father Matl.ew ...

... CHAT OF THE WEEK. A paragraph, originating, believe, with the Globe, has been going the round the papers, stating that the penalty for sporting without a licence was increased from twenty to fifty pounds. It not correct. In some of her Majesty's ships ...