... of the individual men that volunteer for the labour. It tempts numbers; for it is full of hope free from the depressing competition that deadens exertion at home—offering prizes proportionate to the toil : but it is rough work at tho beat, and needs hone ...

... FORFARSHIRE HAISTICULTURAL SOCIETY held their last competition and exhibition for the season, in the Mechanics' Hall, Brechin, on Wednesday last. The numerous articles brought forward for competition were very fine, in each of the classes—of flowers, ...

... subjects having a ground annual attached to them of only 3d. The property being favourably situated, caused considerable competition—indeed, more so than any we have seen brought into the market for a considerable time Pound after pound was nodded, winked ...

... He also sang several songs, but his singing was not much applauded Mr J. N. Niven, who appeared in full Highland costume, danced the Lonach Highland Fling, in capital style, between the parts, and was rapturously encored. A novel feature in the entertainment ...

... responded to. Several other toasts were given; and the dancing memesseed to the sound of spirit-stirring musk, led by Mr John Medal, sad stationed with mock animation—young and old mingling is the dance Instil ea early hear fa the motsbag, when the whole ...

... admission. No attention was paid to his knocks, and he bethought him that he might try the strength of the door with his clogs. The clogs were of the largest make and heaviest calibre, weighing, it is close on 56 lbs., and a very few kicks with them served ...

... ease, when you have caught year fish you have to dispose of them by contract to the corer. The wholesale prices depend on competition or combination among the dealers, and on a variety of circumstances beyond the fisherman's control. So that speculation ...

... morning; or seen an Edinburgh Assembly shake with uprose, one bench acting the boa constrictor—antither doing the clog and umbrella dance--raust feel convinced that there remains under the meet immaculate choker, and meet severely chastened pelisse, a ...

... Gordon sticterled passing leg:elation on the subject. Thee hail all a iiiiitted justice of it; but they hail failed in s.si clog due, proper, and honest effeot it. (Hear. hear.) At the same time he was tar the Duke of , Richmond's measure.. He bad Moe ...

... Fyfe officisted as muter of ceremonies and excellent music was supplied by a string band under the leadership of Mr J. Law. Dancing commenced shortly after eleven o'clock. and was maintained with great spirit and enthusiasm until an early hour on Saturday ...

... 6 9 11 MONTROSI CAkBINR CLOG.--The air • h competi• tion for this Club's prises came off on Saturday afternoon. The weather was very favourable for good shooting, and the scores were above the average of former competitions. The highest scores were : ...

... (or the ascond eft S&ttll et r.dar to the Cup tie. That J 0 C asphalt was happy ..5 Saturday hat lie Kaye au of step dancing to • .elect c..tnpany. That the our ..p.indes.t f..r the Scotti.h Umpire u.. tln j E %I.S rooting up applicants for the ...