... til g feso Doewdrel E. A. Freeman, J. A. Froude, e a I1V. S. Gilbert, S. Baring Gould, Rider Hag- 6 agra: [ . G. H irton, Thomas Hardy, Joseph W-N. E. H. Lecky, Sir John Lubbock, g Ijatin 'M'carthy, George Macdonald, Cardinal : 0; 2anning, George Xerivale ...

... left Do Vere Gardens and sC gone abroad-in time to escape his compatriots, co say some of the latter maliciously. Mr Thomas Cl ,Hardy has left again, or is about to leave, for pi his home in Dorsetahire. Mr Lesie Stephen, G much the better for his trip ...

... Enricrnmnona PRESUTTERTY.-The ordinary meet- ti ing of the Established Presbctery was held in 81 Edinburgh yesterday-Rlev. Thomas Burns, Lady Glenerchy's Churcb, Edinburgb, moderator. An application was considered froma the district of Geoar, which is ...

... IL . ?? So-nd, light, rnd beart ?? Hardy, ?? Practical chemistry ?? Hasie, .1hn ?? ?? . 2 Irvine, Samnel ?? M echanical eneineen ?? Jacrt Alex. P.Practical ?? 2 Johristone, Thomas ?? Geometry . ?? ,, ,.2 Killiu, Thomas ..etplurg .I ?? ?? Metallurgy, practical ...

... by its owner, Mr k J. N. Whitelaw, of Rowmnore, Pum bartonshire, P We farther note in this room examples of Chas. | !Martin Hardie, Robert Noble, A. K. Brown, | A. Roche, and T. Austen Brown. d - The Great Room contains Orchardson's 85 , After! (No. 190) ...

... Lasswade, I s1 Rev. J. A. Burdeno; Leith, Mr Somerville (chair- s ie. man), Messrs iilpatrick, Peddle, Mliller, end s rlY Hardie (clerk); Perth, Messrs M'Kenzie, Butter- a be Malcolm, aed Martin (clerk) ; Dyrart, Major 1I er flalliday and James Wishart; ...

... 195; David White, 177;- w'*il.a 20; ' White, 157; Thomas M'Oauobie, 134; P. MCor. C a mick, 119; James Torley, 80; 3. Tear, 68; B. B. W e Houston, 11. J t DALM=H~rs.-Four e~s-erg Ldel 480; J y Thomas Alison, 438; John Chisheli, 400; Colian a Cochrsne ...

... Henry Boyd ?? three sea trout, weighing upwards of 41b., besides . few burn trout. Mr James Dixon lost two sae trout, and Mr Thomas Gibson killed three tine burn trout. Several good sea trout were killed in the lower Hoddom Castle water with worm bait. The ...

... was above the average of rnecnt years. The principal prizetakers ?? ?? ha Maxwell, Muirpark- 2d John Murray, Bovboue:l Il Thomas quan, Cambus. Best ?? Stobe, 'Harviestoa; best finish-J. Maxwell; best kept harneas-W Boswell, Broodcarae; beat decorstions ...

... Browna continure to give us art so C good in itself and so distinctively his own we shall welcome its variety. Charles Martin I Hardy in Juliet, to which we have already c t referred, goes within measurable distance of 1 tragedy: in ^A Midsummer Day's Dream ...

... lie until MPr Heir Hardie got up anad I - spoks-as if the electors of Irvine could not of express their own epicions. fCheers.) This a.) innonent London gentlemarn swallowed the p.st. i to foitm and the other things that Mr Keir Hardie ¶ rk1 carefully refrained ...

... Mr T. Edwards's Granary beat Messrs Fawest's hail Flavour Mr E. Colton's Green Tree beat Mr t. N. Bush's Sherewood 'I Mr hE Hardy ans ?? beat MrrJ. ilwsard's Mainstay IL MrWaring'sftustic Jack beat MrW.Lowe's County Councillor / The HAIDOCK NEW STAKES, ...