... ladies and gentlemen took part in the programme :—Misses Elsie Rennie and Maria firodie; and Messrs Thomas Hardy, Alexander Stuart, Alexander Young. Matthew Hardy, George Leslie, and John Williamson. Votes of thunks concluded a pleasant meeting. ...

... iutite is only thirteenih ; y-l the pxition is goo I one. for tlie Meredith cult mn»l a limited one numbers. Miss e- and Thomas Hardy fifieenth. The Istiei’s imsution will unesti-fsotory msny who regard the rnmancist the greatest living novelist. Geoige ...

... feeble he took to begging for a subsistence. Presbytery of Deer. The Presbytery of Deer met at Old Deer on Tuesday. Mr Thomas Hardy appeared from the parish of South Leith, in prosecution of the call to the Rev. James Mitchell, and read reasons. The ...

... Pansies-Wm. Johnston. 3 Antirhinums—l Thomas Reid. Old Fain; 2 John T. Kindness , 1 3 Thomas Reid. Mimuluses- 1 and 2 Joseph Pirie. 3A. Selby. 3 Verbenas-A. Ingram. Wartle. Show Dahlias- 1 1 John Third, 2A. Initram, Thomas Held. 2 Gladioli—l , A. Gray, 2 A ...

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... athlete the present time can come within 10 feet of the distance. I know C. M‘Hardy himself would never aspire to •uch impossibilities. Again, your report states that M‘Hardy put a 56-lb. weight (7i feet run, no follow) feet 10 inches. Now, any athleta ...

... invalid, and that Sir Thomas Sutherland had been elected. He called upon the Clerk of the Crown to correct the error, and Sir Thomas Sutherland’s name was substituted lor that of Mr Bruce amid Unionist cheers. ME CARNEGIE AND KEIR HARDIES ELECTION EXPENSES ...

... over, against Mr M’Hardy’s two back falls and one over. hail the best of the three trials ? Had I been a Mr M‘Hardy, native of Braomar, would certainly have been awarded the first prize ; Mr Lament decided it by saying that Mr M‘Hardy madea “cleaner turn ...

... entered. Judges:—Messrs Hardy, Funich ; Hunter. Upper Mills; and Masson, Coy. Awardsl James Mutch. Upper ; 2 Wm. Moir, Upper Mills; 3 Win. Masson. Coy; 4 Daniel Middleton, Darnford; 5 Alexander Cnilckshank, Mether Mills; James M'Hardy. Fuuich; 7 James Bins ...

... carefully measured for early battle. MR KEIR HARDIE AND MR MORLEY. Jones,” \V ...

... 79; 31’Hardy, 7 ; Caldrr, HV. name Insider wss then vtruck off, and ll second tote showed that 107 wrre in favour of Mr M’NS illiatu, 3 for Mr M’Hardy, and for Ross. The nania of Mr Rom wb* tin off. and final vote resulted a* un.ler—R»v. Thomas M’William ...

... engineer, s.e. Kiveredale, to hlisn SOPHIA Edgecombe, eldest daughter of Captain Thomas Edgecombe. At St Marylebone Pariah Church, London, on the mat., the Rev. G. E. Thomas (by license). William Hogg, U.M. rust-inis, Southampton, Susan, daughter of Geougr ...