... ; Ikee Wrier, the Rev. Canis Cole, ; Dr Rankin, Morin ; A. G. Maitland, Crirlf ; Rev. ; Rev. W. P. Pateram, Curl; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Yowlis West.,; Rev. Crone Henderson, II ; Rev. James Broom, Madder', Rev. Illeckford ; Rev. L. C. Mac. Logue, Woddernini ...

... a critical stage, Gilbert Parker and Mr Thomas Hardy respectively contribute clever short Aketebee, entitled, A Castaway of the South and Oa the Wasters Circuit, the philmsderieg of the barrister, Mr Hardy's hero, meeting its reword. Old City Houses ...

... is true, but not trite, though on an old theme. There are few really high-class artists that are more aggravating than Thomas Hardy. His workmanship in some departments is nearly perfect, while in other departments it is almost slovenly. Lady Penelope ...

... ety 'Religio 3ledics I net or saw nor i. it in 4.:0:- land to be bad. There is the first instalment 4 a new story by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled The Woodlanders. The scene iv laid in Somerset and Pet on. the tract of country running almost a meridional ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... David Smith; 2, James Callander, Falkirk ;3, John Hardie. Green Cock-1, David Brown, Edinburgh; 2, D. Smith; 3, W. Hogg. Green Hen-1, David Morrison, Skinflats ;2, S. Valance, Glasgow; 3, John Hardie. Foul Cock-I and 2, Jan. : 3. John Smith. Foul Hen-1 ...

... ist Hair 21' All PIRAMBULATORS, with IS imh Wheels Ned &We; Ziide Rode, MANUFACTURING OF FURNITURE BY MACHINERY. GARDINER fr HARDIE, 42, GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW. EXHIBITION. JUROR'S AWARDS. 31IITCRELL'S 0 1 )I LISH WHISKY, I h,1k0,1 has received taw ...

... Lockhart, Glasgow Thomas A. Johnston, Esq., Edinburgh Miss las K. Thomson, do Mrs Paterson, Springliall, hutherglen A. Craig Paterson, E. do J. It W Toompaon, Esq., Bradford T. W. kilgour, Edinhurgh W. B. Paul, Esq. Greenock Thomas Bett. London General ...

... Flowers-1, R. inning ;2, r, Provan. 6 V a rieties Phloxes- 1, R. Love; 2, John Hardie, Miln:avie ; 3, B. Watson. 3 Varieties Pewtemons, 2 spikes each-1. R. Provan ; 2, Thomas Mills ; 3, W. Davidson. 4 Varieties Antirrhinums 2 spikes each-I, J. Wilson ; ...

... Twelve Show Pansies (open to amateurs only Dow. Three Fancy or flame show l'ansies (open to amateurs ouly Dow. Six Buuclies Hardy Animal* (open to all Main. Bouquet of Everlasting Flowers (open to all)—1, A. NPNlillan, Keir (;ardens :2, Samuel Hamilton ...

... Ililugavie ; John Burnside, Newkirk ; D. Robertson, Kilmardeny; Alex. Junor, Beare - len ; Wm. Howatt, J. %V. Gray, Thomas NVateou, John Hardie. In the afternoon the committee entertained the judges to lunch in the Old Schoolroom—Mr G. F. Dawson, vice-president ...