... Charles Whymper, for in- I stance, describes The Harvest of the Woods like one as well acquainted with woodcraft as c Mr Thomas Hardy himself, and lie adds to the 1 attractiveness of the article by his own sketches of woodland scenes. Professor Max Multler ...

... 3d inst., the wife of James Weir, coal-agent; a daughter. M6o0DIE-CAMPsELL.-At Berea, Durban, an 2d April, by the Rev. G. Hardy, Presbyterian Church, W. R. Moodie, Gordon Memorial Mission, Umsinga, Natal, to Jessie, youngest! daughter of James Campbell ...

... and Rev. And. Doak, L.A.. Trinity Free Church, Aberdeen, tihe Iev. Wmn. 31. 3'anki, B.I., 1)nrnmoak ?? to Jane, daughter of Thomas Oglvie, Eq. manulactLrer,Aberleen. $H.ARP- ROSNALD.-At f-axsthsorndeu, Paisley, on the 8th inst., by the RIev. J.ihn M' .\I ...

... congregation was held on Mon. day ?? Thomas B. heath, Snanyoaks (one of the trustees of the church), occupied the chair. Mr Matthew Blair, secretary, read his re- port, and Mr Robert Paterson, in the absence ef AIr John Hardie, treasurer, read the financial ...

... this (the only) intisna. tion. BD6w2;-Suddenly, at 37 Well StreetCalton, on the 9th inst.. aged 14 monhs, Donald Orr, son -o£ Thomas Brown.-Friends will please accept of this (the only) intimation, BVCsAN&N.-At Meadow Bank Cottag, Kirkin. tilloch, on 8th ...

... the Londen and Glasgow Cimpai'y; i Alessrs Thomas Reid, Kilmardinny; Joun - ])arlilig; D. Kiighorn, general manager, Lon- i den and Glasgow Company Capt. Hutton, superintendent of thle Glen Line; Captain Hardie, of the Clutha Line; J. B. Murray. manager ...

... :Oth.-SrAFFoRDsItaE (BUTON)o: Elevation of err Sir SI. Pass (GL) to the Peerage. Mr Ever- pl ofed (GL), 4792 Air Gathorne Hardy (C), Inc 3'19; majority, 2473. l of ! 25th-KING'S .lxy Appointment of the Right th Rion. R; Bourke (C) to the Governrornship ...

... Irfd per 1000 gallous in the meantime. EuDiNBuoeuse. -A meeting of the Edinburgh To' '.vn Council was held ?? Provost *-ir Thomas Clark presiding. tu the motion of ?? Lord Provost it was a-reed ta enter in the rinutes an expression of tire Council's sense ...

... whaloc on several occasioalse helped him in overcomina difficultie.s, Mr Dole- man p'layed a losing game .with considerable hardi. hueds, thoogsl is was not until the thirteenth hole seas reacised that le had a really successful putt. Here he brought down ...

... Pucleuch' Street, on 5th inst Mrs Williai Maclure; a daughter. NF½Lsox.-At 83 Ingraim Street, on the 5th inst. the wife of Thomas Nelsn, ho;elkepeeer : seon. F.oT.-At 12S 'Main Street, Andt-rston, on the 4'h inst., Mrs Tho3. Roy; a daughter. Ci t51AtLrs0 ...

... putting the light stone, tossing the caber, reel o' Tulloch in full Highland costume, the Highland fling, as well as loot, hardie, and other races. 'The sports commenced promptly I at noon, the birst event being pipe muSic. I i 1)ecaila :- Pibrochs on ...

... So long as they fell short in funds and organisation they would be in a great measure helpless in the masters' hands. Mr Hardie, secretary, advised the meeting to accept the motion that came from Ayrshire. He was against an indefinite number of holidays; ...