... edition of Harper's Magazine is rprojected to be published by Messrs Sampson, tow & Co., London. It is understood that Mr Thomas Hardy is engaged upon anew novel, to be illustrated by Mr Dm Mariner, of PuncA, which will appear exclusively in Harer's. ?? ...

... callinufavour of Axcjack wa5fr~~r numerously signed. .F PREsaTTERYorAcssDFE rEh1; g AssuBLY.-ReY. James Tiaylor, jj~5- Thomas Hardy Fowhis.Wes'er A bt~ Martin, Geak. M'Wr Peter Paton,AuhrN, representative elder, ...

... the Rev. William Logan, M.A., assisted by the Rev. Thomas Wilson, M.A., of Lesmahagow, brother-in-law of the bride, Walter Bracewell, Esq., Colne, Lancashire, to Margaret Shaw, second daughter of Thomas Watson of Wheatpark. CO L-L ?? .ALD.-.AtPort-Elizabetb ...

... &m J. Campbell, Gilesgate, Durham, I ale rnercbunt. Robert Thomas, Pontypridd, solicitor. The Gion 0. George Lambar, Cl Parade, I Southeed. _ |Lscva.-Deat/s fromt Pcxson-A mnza namred Jas.[ Hardy, a miller, residing in Primrose Street, Leith, i died from ...

... !irth~s. VItRTAND.-At 255 Cumberland Street, South sise, on 15th lust., M-rs Thomas Borland; ason. ENEESON .- -Ati 3'J es tlank Terrace, Hillhead, ,,utlellth inst., thewifeof John Henderson, tea a eut ; a Sun. J.k1itE?uN'.---At 39 Wlellington Street, ...

... bruised on legs. MIrs Craig, wire of James Craig, bruised on legs and shaken. John Hardie, joiner, 2 Hill Place, Edinburgh, foat bruised. Mrs 'fardie, wife of John Hardie, legs slightly bruised. irs David Bell, 17 Riatonl Place, Edinburgh legs bruiset. ...

... 688 voted, and about nine o'clock the result was declared as follows :-James Wilson, 774; Peter Hutchison, 741; Thomas Laidlaw, 725; Thomas Stobo, 702 ;Alexander Campbell, 668; William i Barr, 627; John Qain, 273. The first five gen- I tlemen are of course ...

... Archibald Crw- ford; a son. e5his. t92 High Street, Irvine, onth Cth inst., ~rs T[hoe. Hall, of a daughter. I'S.NYs.-gMrs Thomas Lindsay, jun., of a sorJ, at 129 North John Street, 9th intst. nlpI es.LeLt. -At llosehall Schoolhouse, Coat- bridge, on the ...

... Dundee-to be exaqwned in the &3en-, Coort--House, Dundee, 7th June, at hali-pat en o'clock. APPLICATIONS FOa CESStO BO2{'ORanL Thomas Donaldson, builder, residiag at 71 rnin Street, Aberdeen. James Petrie, crofter, Woodend, parish r; Auchindoir, couucy of ...

... staying in the neighbourhood of Can- terburv. anti heard in general conversati'mn that money might have been provided by iirs Hardy. etnsss informied Mr Butler-Johnstone of what he had heard, and he had no other fomndiatian for the statement. Mr Harold Brown ...

... coal merchant; Alexander Ewan, book- seller; 'Thomas Duncan. joiner. Eighth Ward- - 5Baiiie Maxwell; David Nicoll, grocer. Ninth I Ward-OCouncillor Moucur. Hanrtour Bered- 'William G. Thomson, engineer; Thomas Scott, ironmonger; Robert Keith, architect; ...

... the 7th, the wife of John Brock, tobacconist; a son. 9sxjrs.--At 207 Gairbraid Street, Maryhill, on hsz 8th inst., Mrs Johu Hardie, o£ a daughter. Noco.-At Bellshill, on the 7th inst., Mrs Wm. logg, jun.; a son. W. -December 18, at her residence, Sutherland ...