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As David Robertson is visiting Castletown, then the seat of Government, he looks at the roles of what were then called the Governor-in-Chief, Edward Smith, and the Governor, Alexander Shaw, and also at peculiarities of Manx law - but is he right?

We turn once again to Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' in translation into the Manx Gaelic, and hear more about poor Lucy Westenra who becomes restless as there is a fluttering and tapping at the window - by moonlight, Dr John Seward sees that there is a large bat there.

As nyn giaull :
\nELIANE PRONOST - Alc'houez an eurusted
\nDAOIRI FARRELL - A pint of plain
\nCAMBORNE TOWN BAND - Calling Cornwall
\nCAZ DOUGHERTY & PAUL ROGERS - O bee dty host, lhiannoo
\nGERAINT GRIFFITHS - Felindre
\nLYRE LYRE - Rest and be thankful
\nMADELYN ANN - War-vor
\nEMMET SPICELAND - Baidin Fheilimi
\nLESKI - Leski