... the following Competitions on the GREAT HIGHLAND BAGPIPE. ant DANCING take place, when the undernotesi Prize, will be awarded to the succeadol therthetitors ; but those who won ring Prizes at Inverness are excluded from this day'. Competition of Pipers:— ...

... themselves. With the nations of the earth now entering into fierce competition with their staple manufacture, it may be doubted whether even English industry and enterprise could compete when clogged with this restriction against foreigners, who already work ...

... by Mews Tiernan & Sons, the Society offer the following valuable prizes, which (excluding Messrs Tienian's) are open for competition from all parts of the kingdom, viz. :—For cattle, a cup, value 40 guineas; one do. for sheep, value lb guineas; and for ...

... Colonies i• • eet present of to them, and not only too, but whenever they land there, they at once help to increase that competition •geinst us, which we already find a* intense. But you ask, Is it not necessary ? Is not the country getting oeerpopuleted ...

... attendance large, and the competitions well contested. The Duke and Duchess ei of ikthole, Lord and Lady James Murray. the principal resident proprietors in the dia. trict, were present during the day, and took part in judging the dancing, pipe playing, stc ...