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... collectors, preceded a band of music. Next ** rushed like a torrent down upon the vale,’ some thousands strong, the sinewy and athletic sons of Cumraeragh, as warlike-looking a body of men ever marched to the battle-field they were accompanied a band of music ...
... deputai lion the Loyal National Repeal Association, with an i address. THE TOBAC O PIPE-MAKERS. banner of most relretbing green. The denomination ui the trade front, and on the obverse two inscriptions in Gaelic—** Mavourueeu, Eirne Bra Mr. S.O BRILN ...
... A fine s t of stout, athletic, reapectatble-lookiiig men followed. THE T013ACCO PIPE.-:AKERS. A splendid silk banner of the mast refreshing green The denomination of the trade in front, and on the obv~rrs two inentiptions in GaelicErin Mavourneen, ...
... doings of the day. But first let us notice some of the topo; ical and historical the spot, and give an points of interest associated with outline-sketch of the majestic scenery by which it is cha- racteri Braemar lies in the heart of the Grampian range ...
... copsewood and some pasture land; bat a litt'e farther np the defile i o sign of population or of iruitfalneii was to be seen. the Gaelic tongne Glencoe signifies the Glen of Weeping; and. in truth, that pass is the most dre«ry sod melancholy of ail the Jcctlish ...
... occasion, and for the countenance he had afforded to Iba effort! of an association instituted for the preservation of the language, literature, music, poetry, dr-’ss, and athletic games of the Highlsnders of Scotland. Mr. Campbell's remarks were followed ...
... on that occasion, and for the countenance he had afforded to the efforts of association instituted for ihe preservation of the language, literature, music, poetry, and athletic ' games ot the Highlanders of Scotland. Mr Csmpbeli’s ! remarks were followed ...
... vanished, and the land assumed tp; “it .; „/ but didJ get NOW menced (hear). Both as a representative of the county, these fine athletic labourers were m re workmanandfrera the personal interest which he took in the sue- day, and were likewise more skilled > ...
... Sees. JAMES VICKERS, ) EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS! I NEW ENGAGEMENTS. T HE IRISH MINSTRELS, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING. GAELIC SONGS. TSIE JIGS AND REELS, 1I1SS BALDWIN, THE INFANT MUSICAL GENIUS. HARP SOLOS. Fer particulars see programmes, t'iskets ...
... vocalists are not less successful in their efforts. The Gaelic solo and quartette—a translation into Irish of Moore's Tara's Hall” —was song with much taste, by Miss Kale Thompson. Another song in Gaelic—“ Eilen aroon”—was pleasingly rendered Mr. W. Redmond ...
... education national in something more than name. At the same time we must frankly say that any idea of main- taming thle Erse or Gaelic as a living tongue is, we think, quite hopeless. The Census records are abundant evidence that the old Irish tongue is dyinfg ...
... that 600 people visit an art gallery in a single evening. A. CoNFPA' NcR, having for its object the 1 introduction of the Gaelic language into the ' system of National Education in Ireland, and placing it'in the same position as Latin, Greek, and French ...