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... Friday night in the Drill Hall, when the club won by 18 points. The follow• ing are the scores : CLUB. .1. 10 J. Lomond 4 J. Thomas 17 J. Stoddort 13 J. Robertson. 11 W. Scott 9 A. 13 A. Simpoo 11 J. Inatont 15 A. PoWer 12_ -72 -61 The following is the result ...
... The world had evidently frowned upon the Rev. Thomas Miner, but there was no shadow of repining upon his rugged features. Like his wife, he was patient and hopeful under all dis- conragements. Thomas, raid Mrs. Winer, this is the little pupil of ...
... with 82 ' the former at scratch and the latter with eight of odds. Other prize-winners : Mr R. D. Myth 91 less 8-83 Mr Thomas R. Campbell 12 —B3 fa' Mr George D. Cane, 104 14-84 Mr Wm. D. Nivea 113 214-85 Mr George Cmndles 96 „ 10-86 Mr Andrew ...
... ROYAL: Mt INSULANCL Holes. Holes. Mr John Hardie Mr Hugh Lugton Mr C. Mitchell 4 Mr H. W. Murray 0 Mr H. Ruse Mr George Borthwick 5 Mr J. Ramsay . . 11 Mr J. K Smith . . 0 Mr G. S. Turnbull 1 Mr Thomas Thin 0 Mr W.l'. Hastie . . 9 Mr W. J ...
... Phistre-1, Caner; 2. Andersen. set A. Williams-1, Wilms Brothers ; 2, P. Cellos*. Hardy Fruit, 8 varieties--1, Wood. al Fruit, 6 sorts-1, Wilson, Carberry ; 2, Weed. et Hardy Fruit, 8 .orb-1, Brown ; 2. Men. black Grapse-1. Wilson; 2, A. white Grapse-1, ...
... Crannie, labourer, residing at 35 High Street, Edinburgh, pleaded guilty to having yesterday at the links stolen 15s from Thomas Cook, hairdresser. On the lit September 1855 he was convicted of a similar offence and sentenced to 60 days' imprisonment ...
... commended, having originstid in the fear that the water ducking might lead to the catching of cold on the Fart of the Ise hardy youngsters. It certainly does rob tin old amusement of more than half of its mirth and frolic, and should be eschewed quite ...
... large attendance. Mr R. C. MEsilsis, who presided, in introducing the lecturer., said that some eleven hundred years ago the hardy Norsemen crossed the North Sea in their frail barks, and visited Scotland with no pacific intentions. But now they were met ...
... pigeons took prizes at the Crystal Palace. The judging was done by Mr Alex. Fr►me, Larkhall, for pigeons ; and Messrs John Hardie, Galashiels, and Wm. Hutchinson, Slammanan for canaries. The following is the prize-list : riczoxa. Pouters - Black or blue ...
... for putting before us forcibly and artistically H. Rider Haggard, Esq. (296), in wrapt thought and with soaring eye, and to Thomas Graham, H.R.S.A., for giving us such a realistic portrait of W. Q. Orchardson, R.A. (321). We know the artist's works, we ...
... ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION, IMO. BY AN ARIZ= CRITIC. Asada IV. The number of persons of all ages and sexe s who linger over Thomas Feed, R.A. &c's S ee . ing them off (293), exemplify the line o touch of nature makes the whole world kin. A couple, ...
... some in comm unicable bliss ! In years foregone, 0 Soul, was all not well? Still lovelier life awaits thee. Fear not thou! —Thomas Bailey Aldrich in The Century for May. OUR FAITHBR ABUNE! The licht o' the mornin' should see us a-steer The work o' the ...