... Fisher Unwin.) Red ilfee and Whitv. By Owen Vistor. Illustrated by Frederick Remington. -A 1 Laodieoan A Story of To-Day. By Thomas Hardy. The Wessex Novels. Vi. xr. (London: Osgood, M! Ilvaine & Co.) The Eniqs-etnt Ship. By WV. Ciark Russell. 'New Edition ...

... elementary education; Lady Duffus Hardy, sa I L5Oa ayear, in addition to the pension of £4;100 a year a granted in 1879, in recognition of the historical, p literary, and public services of her late husband, t. ?? Thomas lufinus Hardy; Dr Schmitz, 50 a a year ...

... Young, I nEblleu, and the chairman gave addressee on the S a onijects of the Ladies' Missionary Association. The sRlev, Thomas Hardy, of Foulis Wester, contributed several humorous Scotch recitatisne, which greatlyn .delighted the audience. h ,S LUMPI ...

... with the restrictions in a con- tract of ground annual between M'Hardy and a Thomas Kennedy, in 1838, by which M'Hardy dis. Ipoerd a compartment of the lands of Southpark, of which M'Hardy was then proprietor. The Dean of Guiild' (Mr Ramnsay), on 31st January ...

... Win. Hardy. of Whitley, el caused a hores to be ill-treated. - Witness saw a tr Ihorse amsongst others in a diseased stats, totally- e ?? of wold andse itws e x-frn SI Iunfit to do any class ofwradi0wssioig 1 8intense agony. Thea defendant Hardy told ...

... Philip, G ory Stewart, Allargae; and Coits Dslrick. For dancing- and pipe music-Captain Forbes and - Messrs *lI 'Hardy, Greenhanr, and M ' Hardy, of Dunfiel. The pnze - list is as follows : -. fit. Best dressed Highlander, 4 entries-i Jamas )'EHardy, or- ...

... commenced business in March, 1870, the . partners then being David Hardie, James Melt Thompson, and himself. Their capital was £2100, and the firm existed until 1878,. when Mr Hardie retired, taking with him an allowance of £2700. Witness'sbrotheraoa ...

... Mar Lodge; 3 James M'Hardy, r- Corgarff. Society's caber silver medal, 7 competitors- Wm. M'Combie Smith, Blacklunans. Hammer medal, I- 6 competitors-John MI'Hardy, Glenlivet, 89 feet 2 inches. Stone medal, 5 competitors-Jobn M'Hardy, e- Glenlivet, 25 feet ...

... William Wyness, carter, Guestrow; Thomas Duncan, labourer, Upperkirkgate; Charles Murray, labourer, Windy Wynd ; ohn MI'Lean, Loch Street; and George 'Will, labourer, Harriet Street, all in the employment of Messrs Ellis & M'Hardy, along Jamieson's Quay, Regent ...

... did. at Superiftended all its finance ?-He did. s, After his withdrawal from the business Mr ll Hardie assumed the control of these 0-Yes. r- Was ;\lr Hardie aware prior to the reniral of Mr ie Thiolmann of the position of the accounts between se you and ...

... previous conviction of assault. John M'Cart, theft and previous conviction. Thomnas Brown, theft and previous conviction. Thomas O'2leil and Andrew Shankinud, assault ; to the effusion of blood, as also robbery and pre- * vious conviction of assault, ...

... Febraary 2L t The Queen and Princess Beatrice went out this e morning. ILord and Lady Lytton and the Right Ron. a Gathorne Hardy arrived at the Castle yesterday, f and .hgd the honour of dining with Her Majesty and the -Royal Family. Lord Lytton had au ...