The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21
Queen Victoria nj Halloween

The Dundee Advertiser or November 4 reports
rom baiiola a. loilows:-Ihe tlme.honored Iesti-
and partially In The surrounding district on Mon.
DAY evening. Al quarter 10 six the tenaLtry ana
servants on the eastern portion OF the estate ma
their appearance by the approach. each bearing .
blazing torchighr. Marching past the 'front.' OF the
from the PORTION Who By wore
coming IN view ~ the B0atpOo. The scene pre-
sesred as e party came along the bend Of the road
PARK. TO the number OF upwards OF 200 the spec
tacie was heightened in effect BY the darkness Of the
night Headed by her MaJesty's piper the company
returned IN marching order by the approach 10
the front OF the castle. where they piled their
ready fuel at nan ni.A made tremendous
nre insta ter. Dancing was at once begun
SaTns IN ner hands with
energy and spirit rarely equalied and never l, sur.
passed, the stirring strain Of the bagplpes nuslng
heartlnesS and Zest IN marked degree.
Her Maesty was outside watching the move
Inents with seeming interest ana satisfaction. Be-
fore the party left 10 continue dancing In the Iron
ballroom the health or the queen was drunk with
true Highland nonors' anu the different members Of
the royal family and the Marquis OF Lorne were
afterwards heartily pledged.
Tho Royal NIarriase-The Duke or Argyle.
From The London Court Journal Oct. 2o.l
In the reign oil queen Anne, John Campbell Duke
OF Argyle. was Knight Of the Most Ancient Order
OF the Thistle; his grace Quilted the order on being
created Knight OF the the Most Noble order OF the
Garter. The entry ON that occasion was 'John
Campbell Duke u Argyle and Green wich" John
Campbell, Duke of Argyle and Greenwich, on the 90
OF June, 1875 was appointed, during pleasure
Master General OF the ordnance. Tnis was at that
time very important office o. trust and patronage.
I'm l70 the list Of peers or Scotland includes Archi-
bald Campbell, Earl OF Argyle; Lord Inyerary, Null,
Morvern ana u re viscou0t Lochawe and GlenIsta,
Earl OF Campbell and Cowal, Marquis OF Lorne and
Kingvre and Duke OF Argyle, with remainder TO his
NAL heirs whatever. In 1906 Lord Archibald Camp
bell Second son % the Duke OF Argyle, Lord orn-
afterwards Duke OF Argyeh extinct In 1861.
In the long,past days OF Pope Innocent III, whose
NJ. or (hvo tfap
FORMS there med plain. honest bishop. or the
name Of John Scot, who, In the year 1900, pre-
Sented 10 the b hoprlc OF Dunkeld, who, by his elo
guence and dili2ence, secured at once the approba
tioC vi the sOp Q ana the archbishop. Taking al.
vantage Of his influence and popularity, he con.
with himself devoted to the work OF the ministry,
30 as TO remove any cause OF JEALOUSY. AT the
proper time The Rev. Mr., Scott prepared memorial
which he Eesenled 20 his Holiness, setting forth
that would be necessary to erect. either In con-
Junction with or separate from the Jurisdiction or
Dunkeld qaIod sac or new bishopric separating
the district OF Dunked from Argyle. The Pope a.
was expected regarded the proposal OF the
prayer OF the petition, SO that Argyle became sepa-
rate see, WITH some OF the neighboring isles, ouch
as Lesmore. attached, and which were visited pc.
riodicaA by boat, indeed, 1t very soon selected
as headquarters and permanent residence OF the
Junction granted took place. when John OF Leicester
was Archdeacon OF Lothian. The Dnnkeld jurisdlc-
tunate in securing 4 succession OF good men. In
liza Hugh de sirillo became Bishop OF Dunkeld ana
Slistofy mas written MS cnaracter-'a charitable and
human man. Then. and since, he has come down
posterity as "the poJr mans bishop" 80 THAI in
12l4, as IN 1870, there were bishops who
cared for their ''cure OF sous'' (and from the
popularity Of the title 1t must be presumed
also Tor their bodily and secular wan.s.) Tne
church was named after ST. iMolocus, VINO lived
about te middle Of the twelln century his bones are
bald to rest IN som part Of the edlfce which we
infer is with careful tradition pointed out when
Lorne and Louise viii, no doubt, VISIT for sombre,
reflective lesson, 80 much III unison with the re.
posing and a1ectionate demeanOr OF their youthful
NJ nv nlaIA
who often repairs 70 Frogmore to reflect on the
secluded remains OF the great and good. We ab-
stain from saying single premature word on the
modern history " a family whose armorla shield
Will soon be emblazoned with APPROXIMATIONS or the
highest ORDER further ihan that never nitro In the
long line OF the Bishops Of Argyle pressed brow
more thoroughly developed by the arcn Of cultivated
ability and bcnevolence than that which supports
she crce OF the ducal coronet apy upborn by his
Grace who sustains the pGtrimonal title OF Argyle.