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The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1911 . [5] Battle of Inkerman, Gazette first published, 1665,War declared with Burmah, VII. born, of Fife born, —Half Quarter Day. 22nd Sunday after Trinity. Attempted assn. of Lord Minto, Charles Lyell born, 1797. [1909,Visit of K. Manuel to K. Edward,John Bright born, Canal opened, 1869. [1905. Pr. Charles elected King of Norway. 23rd Sunday after Trinity. Sir Wilfrid Laurier born, 1841. Sir J. Hawkins, navigator, died, 1595, Lord Clive died, 1774. Kumasi expedition, 1895. Suez Canal shares p
The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1911 . [5] Battle of Inkerman, Gazette first published, 1665,War declared with Burmah, VII. born, of Fife born, —Half Quarter Day. 22nd Sunday after Trinity. Attempted assn. of Lord Minto, Charles Lyell born, 1797. [1909,Visit of K. Manuel to K. Edward,John Bright born, Canal opened, 1869. [1905. Pr. Charles elected King of Norway. 23rd Sunday after Trinity. Sir Wilfrid Laurier born, 1841. Sir J. Hawkins, navigator, died, 1595, Lord Clive died, 1774. Kumasi expedition, 1895. Suez Canal shares purchased, 1875. Sir Henry Havelock died, 1857. 24tli Sunday after Trinity. [26] Q. Maud of Norway born, 1869. Cawnpore taken, 1857. First London School Board, 1870. St. Andrews Day. h. 546 56 6 5870 7 I7 377777 h. 344 324 30 i.£§ 4 274 25414 246|4 228|4 209i4 19i4 177 1314 157 144 147 164 127 184 II7 204 107 21 4 87 23I4 25|4 7 367 387 407 41 7 42^ t Jth iVlonth,] Enjoy your little whilst the fool seeks for more. [30 DclVS. THE SOUTH POLE EXiKDl flO;- YOUNG LOCHINVAR. This spirited poem is one of the most popu-lar of Sir Walter Scotts Border ballads. SirWalter was greatly attracted by the oldballad poetry of Scotland, and he took themas models for his own. His poems are alllays and romances of chivalry, but infinitelyfiner than any that had ever before beenwritten. That element of life which comes ofthe excited feeling and earnest belief of thewriter is never wanting. This animation,fervour, enthusiasm—call it by what name wewill—exists in greater strength in no poetrythan in that of Scott. It was this, more thananything else, which at once took the publicadmiration by storm and which still holds was born on August 15th, 1771, anddied on September 21st, 1832, within sightand sound of the river Tweed whose praises hehad so often sung. HOW TO KEEP YOUNG. Let your daily exercise be a brisk walk fora couple of miles in the fresh morning air. Eat only plain
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