... occupation that gave scope to the most daring and adventurous spirits. The continued story, ‘‘Heart’s Insurgents,” by Thomas Hardy, deepens in interest as the chapters increase, ** French Fighters in Africa,” by Poultney Bigelow. is an intelligent view of the ...

... varieties—l Thomas Young, 2 P. Riddell, 3 James Stark. Pot lilium—l Thomas Young ; 2 William Leishman, Condorrat ; 3 David Craig. Rose, grown in pot—l John Watsen, 2 P. Riddell, 3 Thomas Young. Bulsims— 1 Peter Riddell. 2 cockscombs—l Thomas Young. . W ...

... Lincolnshire; Viscount Strathallazi ; Mr Drummond of Mogen* Sir Robert Hendee, Bart. ; Colonel Macdonald of St Martins, Rev. Thomas Hardy of Fowlis•Weeter, Mr Carnegie of Stronvar, Mr T. G. Murray, Sheriff Glow; Captain Dundee of Ocbtertyre, R.N. General Kirkland ...

... Two nags, one not sufficing, while Annie Thorns, wrote On Guard. Jules Verne chose to write Five Weeks in a Balloon, Thomas Hardy Under the Greenwood Tree, &sant and Rice By Celia's Arbor, and B. L. Farjeon By the Sign of the Silver Flagon, while ...

... Gladstone's article on the County Franchise the Nineteenth Century. A story, entitled The Return of the Native, by Mr Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, will be begun in the January number of Belgravia. The scenes will chiefly be laid ...

... were damhersed by the Rey. Thomas Hardy, lowliaWamter. awl Mr Orahisua. 'Waiter. A hire* Lavin hem embed by the Rev. Dr Oessimiciews. the essegary of a Anwar ay is Mr MiLesaie'm beet style ; ohm. which. wen retsrsed by the Mr Hardy. The revamp Ural hoses ...

... Shields; 2, A rant, Penstemons—1, R Donsmore; 2, J Gladiolisvikes—1, A Grant; 2, 6aps, Hardy herbaceous (different from above) —1, J Forrest; 2, Thomas Chapman, Hardy annuals —1, P Landels; 2, J Robertson, Hand bouquets—1, A Grant; 2, J Williamson, Hollyhock ...

... Hamilton, arising out of the translation of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Wishaw Chapel, to the parish of Foul Wester. Mr Patekson, Blantyre, stated the case for the Synod. Ci.ark, advocate, appeared for Hardy, and Robertson defended the conduct of the Presbytery ...

... Falkirk ; William Morrison, farmer, Tippetcraig;* Peter Ferguson, farmer, Seabegs ; Alexander Adam, merchant, Falkirk; Thomas Hardie, merchant, Falkirk; John Livingstone, weaver. Redding: John* Shaw, sen,, land-surveyor, Falkirk. The church in 1812 appears ...

... Ascending Magdalen,' a poem, by Minnie C. Smith ; Fame's Little Day, a story, by Sarah Orne Jewett; Heart's Insurgents, by Thomas Hardy; Singer Awaiting Answer, a poem, by Margueite Merington; Like the Good God, a poem, by Marrion Wilcox; An Every-Day ...

... Ascending Magdalen,' a poem, by Minnie C. Smith Fame's Little Day, story, by Sarah Jewett; Heart's Insurgents, by Thomas Hardy; A Singer Awaiting Aaswer, a poem, by Margueite Merington; Like the Good God, a poem, by Marrion Wilcox; An Every-Day ...

... and one missed many faces; but there were WilDam Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than be did 20 years ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person; Prancillon and McCarthy; Rider Haggard, tall, fiir, fresh young man, not ...