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... is in the printer's bands. sad Mr Thomas Hardy, who made a hit by his last novel, an- Far from the Madding Crowd, is to begin a new work the in the Cornltil for July, entitled The Hand of Ethel- and berta. Mr Hardy is yet a very young man, and his ...
... greenhousie, dissimilar-i T.~ B., Bide ]M~ddleton ; 2 R. Grigor ; S James'Lelpr. 611' , Hardy Ferns-i Win. Silver, 57 Achinull ; 2 John Hendry, ~l 20Albyn Place.. .to lenx .3 Hardy~ Ferns,- open only to professional goierdcenrs-4 IJqhn Mola Hendry ;,2 Robert Grigor; ...
... p ElussleburgN; *Dalgetty and Ranald's Encounter go with the Clergy in the Chapel at Inverary, by c . Ceorge Hay, £150, Thomas Ford, 1 Links Place. Leith; th An Ambuscade, by F. A. Fraser, £20, James ve Morton, jun., Cliff Lodge, Greenock; statuette ...
... Catholic Movement are 1)0th ' full of interest, and afford considerable insight into tres their respective subjects. stes Mr Thomas H~ardy's novelette, it must be confessed, sac is on the whole rather disappointing, and certainly of i will ads-l nothing to the ...
... Pelevucn, , 1and aGleiclhena Spelcseca. Mr A. Miorris, Woodend, ex-1 Ibibited agood specimen of the Scolopends'un Crdspuec. Hardy ferns were, on the whole, very good ; Lycopodiums were scarcely up to what we have been accustomed to see,J when Mr Smith, ...
... parts of the country were pre- sent. The show waB an exceptionally good one in all classes. The most successful breeder was Mr Thomas Ferguson, Einochtry, who in the shearling tup class carried off first, second, and third tickets with rams never before exhibited ...
... tbi; stove or, grecp~ynge, ~smlr4T. B .Cy ;s Hiddleton;-I 2 R.' Grtor; ShJames tejur.O e; '6 Hardy Fetns--1 Wi. Silver, 57 fluznnil;Z.John Hoadry~, S.Hardy Ferns, open only to prtefe~inaligarndners-1 John,. Hendry ; 2 Robert Grigor ; S Jasaes,Leiper; ...
... entries)-Mias Mimeo, MainsJ of REsleoinet; 2, Miss Mlilne~ Rose Cottsge, Ellen; 3, IL Copland. I 4 l'hlexes-i,RI.'Dawson ; E,Thomas MorricEllen. 6 Do.-I, C Rt. Copland; 2, Alex. Hair, Kinbarracly 3 Penstemons (10 31 ontries)-1, R. Copland; 2, Rt. Shepberd ...
... Mitchell, clothier, practical, plane, and solid l1oi. geometry (6); Robert Mitchell, joiner,' buildingeconstiuc- anr tion (a) ; Thomas P. Murray, engineier, theoretical me- Cli. ohanics (ej ; Robert Murray, accountant, acoustics, light, al1 and heat e); Fo ...
... must be admitted, how- ever, that disappointment, in the case of emigrants, has been the exception, not the rule, and many a hardy son of the soil has, by that single step, exchanged a condition little better than that of the bmstes on his native bills for ...
... Duddinsgotis c. Tisems Irvinh, Curriestanes, Dunifrie9. Five wedders abG e eoothree months-I Thomas Elliot; 2 and bI. C. Sir C. G. Montgomery, Bant., Stobo Castle: c. Thomas irviicg- jB oljc kallederieff, e ders, age considered-f and 2 Jauliw s i Blroeffi Drem ...
... and Goose-i Heoay Gordon, Esq. of Manur rema Al1 2 Miss istrs Forsyth CGrant, ; 3 Thomas Skinner, jun., of pr All e~r~as okayaeCpad1J Tosd Drig(p ,o Woodside; 4 Mrs Hardy Robinson, Dnowners; highly commended Mrm Snowie-1j Gae anarsBlack or Drown lied, ...