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TY mrmlng being in tact e thing they wan,

‘ bad to learn, while those from other

countries came out here ready-

' made farmers-after, I say, mnkin¢

ell due allowance in their favour. i1 mmesitaiingly my that many o!

i than at least have not within the

last hundred years mode that pro- which they miBh-t and mould

t» le. . in better style. and em ceied than their forefathers were. But we (ralmot close our eyes to the lfnct that too many them an

' neither so comfortable not inde- o‘

nt at the present day, as grandfathers were sixty o: seventy years ego. And u to the gross that; may be supposed to ' ave mode articles of drm, I. [or my part, would be equally skep-

Mml on this point We leave the Kills and Filllbeg out c! the question, for after their defeat e11 Ouiloden the poor High- ‘ lenders were forbidden to wear that drem which thq considered lthe only dres worth wen , and the loss of which formed the sub- v t of some of the most plaintive llc lyrim of that period. 111011

other articles of dares; which 1W1“! WM

more glee distinguished the Highlander flint day, and with which the law

is mercy did not interfere; namely, the hair, which the men wore remarkably long, and which, pleited into u long queue, fell .1 fully over their manly ehoruld- . ; and also the toh bonnet. The Highlanders of old were e1- Iways known to ‘scrug’ their bon- t, as they called it, before going battle,-tlmt is. they pulled bonnet close over their brow.

improve their system o without any further loss of

true independence and m

end enter u n u. precarious course. which may t for u. whole life- time, and in which they will find themselves placed like honest Wil- kim Mcnwber, alwavs “waiting ior something to turn up."

Iet i-hem also take prrecioil; good can that through the own reck- of them do not

in; find themse ves surge” o! grasping Bhylocks, slimy and slip- ‘pery Uriah Heaps, and unswupu- ous wire pullers. _ We every day listen to parties expiat eloquently on the neces-

time-honoured axlty of 91mins e bower claa u!

and asserting that until e great part of the land of the Island passes out of the hands of the present occupiers, into those of a. better class of farmers, the Oolony can neither thrive nor pros-

lihe better- to protect the head mid per. No doubt the arrival of e class

t the bonnet from felling of! in the melee of bottle. As long as he had his old Scotch bonnet on his head he did not 109k for helmet

try farmers.

and the gﬁlgeiﬁomesfead: in the hands o1

t o! l1, ch _ or w“ m or my m p51 strangem; and it is also quite pos-

becticn. Hut notwithstanding end dress

l th lishl eibltht lasscifarmem im- ﬁ§§°3f§ l?! e mm W‘ m rkﬁ from the Old Country

W85 091100!!!‘ thet both the queue end would be more tractable and aub-

mwe find Scotch bonnet had for e long time quite disappeared in untw. and were super-ceded now a. fur ca‘ now by e Kcseuth. and now by e Glencayry. Some of zood ladies-and to their credit H: said-have M-w at length dil- phyed e Ipirit of potlriotian an sense; they have donned the n]! forgotten ey tool: good

wecould

course. venerable forefathers could m their

m known everyday heed- gu/r by that clasicel name. for the simple mason that the immortal iputhor of Tam OiShcnter wan only U. mere ioddilnz child at the time they came to this country. Tam Oﬁhenm- is therefore only another meme for the good old Scotch boui- Eeb of our great grandfathers, and

the good ladies find it lo be such

duck of u bonneﬂ and they are, course, the beet lodges in such

Coeslipalel‘! Then M Ymell This Qlesiionl

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this amongst us who fancy themselves

born to rule. But. as I have said already let those interested look t0 it. we look

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their own hands rests th tunity and privilege of adding an honor-able appendix to whet may already be considered on I18 cha in our island his y - , this who e lrlt or religion and petriotisn. naturally, u e matter of , bibe such lofty senti- ments as we find embodied in the following lines crl Sir Welter Bwtt:

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