... their anumal plough- lag atc upn te 2th it.on he armof Jellybrands, occupied hy~rJams Talor whe eihtee plugh started for competition. The udgs-Mssr Fidlay lae o Netonill; Gordon, Roadside, Muchal; andKnowls, Wes Logi-afte acareful inspection of 1. Aexa ...

... and Ale'ander Bruce,. Keig, ,rho were appointed judges, having minutely examined the Bulls and Imple- ments entered foc competition, unanimously adjudge as Ifollows~-. nanmosl aouge'a Th1rtf-hrnied Btill, Ult cl'es-13 Entries.: Ist Bull, belonging to Mr ...

... audi- oence. Among other attractive and novel fea- t tures, we notice Irish songs and dances. Mrn Lown's JUVENILE ASsEMBLY-On Saturday s Mr Lowe had his annual Dancing Assembly. lf It was held in the Music Hall, and was rich in all the elements that make ...

... AND M!D-LOTHIAN R[FLlE -ASSOCUATION. z FBrnAi, Ot t.18-SCOND DAY. The shooting was limited to two competitions in the Hua ter's Bog. The principal competition was at 200 and fl0 yards, tive rounds at eadh, for the following poizees -lst, Lord Provost's cup; ...

... Miliia uneielaesip of Drum-Major Wood, Played Mt at inevladatr ard broke up into small quadrille ti hands, to which the company danced in the highest spirit, 'i 11, the groups presenting a very picturesque appearance. Tue 2,private bridge leading to tho works ...

... oases were sadly disfigured, and the inijuries seemed to have been causgd either by falls on the stairs, or from the heavy clogs of other victims who I-bad been thrown or had jumped down upon them, -death being caused in most instances by suffocation; ...

... model farms or at industrial schools, where capital and all the appliances necessary for high farming aro supplied in abuin- dance, are utter]y worthless as evidence as to the circumstanece of the ordinary run of small farmers either in Ireland or elsewhere ...

... Water- by a young lady was deservedly hod eocoreid. The clog dancing of an amlateur was also lion much Admired. After the programme had been ex- wvhi hbausted the floor of the ball was cleared and dancing tair d engaged in for an hour to the music Of the Asylum ...

... characteristic entertainments to please the most fastidious son of Erin, and quite smart aiid skilul enough in their clog aind pump dancing to evoke the hearty applause of s all. DISTRIBUTO RS O F THP DMOT XLy VlSIron -SOCIAL MSETTi IXG-The annual social ...

... France which will by-and-bye put forward their claims. Why should they not whenever they feel the effects of t foreign competition? They have as good a right to a pull at the pagoda-protection tree as the sugar refiners, the shipbuilders, .and the shipowners ...

... opportunity of express- ing its opinion. There seems to us no par- ~t~aular Mas why the last days of the: session should be clogged with a measure I that Lord Hartington must feel can hardly be passed unless the session is to be indefinitely l prolonged ...

... Disraeli moved rent one amendment to the effect that in future the comn- clog mercial systemn of the country should he condunted on icil- the principle of unrestricted competition, and an- Dia-1 nounoed that it was the intention of Ministers to pro- ...