... LADY NOVELIST. Tho death is announced of Miss Robins F. H ardy, well-known Edinburgh story-writer. Miss Hardy was the daughter the late Thomas Hardy, surgeon-dentist, Edinburgh. During the lust twelve years or more she was prolific writer of stories i ...

... ward Two Heads Brussel Sprouts —l, Thomas Moir ; 2, Jas. Steele ; 3, Edward Strachan. Two Heads Curled Greens—l, Alex. Young ; 2, James Duncan ; 3, Thomas Moir. Four Early Carrots—l, James Duncan ; 2 James Scott; 3, Thomas Moir. Four Late Carrots—l, James ...

... at Buxton. About o’clock Mrs. Hardy, hearing some one astir in asked wliat time it was. “Three o’clock,” was the reply, which she thought came from her husband, but, subsequent events proved, came from a burglar. Mrs. Hardy fell ssleep, and on getting up ...

... animals will considered a derogatory action by every gentleman.” In connection with this subject there is a passage in Thomas Hardy's now story, Tess the D'urbervilies.” less comes upon a lot of pheasants lying in a wood in the early morning, some dead ...

... Governor of South Australia, has let Inglismaklie Castle, along with its extensive fishings ami slmotinga tlie North Esk, Mr Thomas Corder. Inglismuldie was rvuted last season Mr Wynne Currie, who has now taken Hall, beautiful place in Perthshire, which ...

... on The Manse ami Ministers of and Kowlis,* J. S. N. (of tbe DmiuUv Omrier) make* the following statement in regard tbe Rer. Thomas Imae : w Por last eight or nine years prior to his retirement be was afflicted with loss vision, during yean of his affliction ...

... not exceed lie* in diameter (*-pen to ally-1 Maggie St.si, 2 and S Alexander M'Hardie. VTS.* ,V Abb AibJiSbSb. Miniature Flowerdianlen not to exceed 4 feet hy 3-1 Thomas Uonlun. lire* hia Castle; John Ramsay. u Xamery. One II ear rest Bunch of Grape*-1 ...

... men for renewal of the sliding scale having collapsed at Cardiff Saturday. One hundred thousand men are affected. Mr Keir Hardie was on Frilay examined before the Unemployed Committee, and suggested temporary means of tiding over the peevniling distress ...

... completed within the period named. A daring escape was on Sunday effeeted from the St. AnguAine'i Prison, Canterbury, man named Thomas Nadia, la the temporary absence of the warder broke out of the blacksmith's shop, and would seem have mounted the high boundary ...

... warhad •at; “Tha Baa— to Priaana Natoa.’* by AbmU* Hatobto— Stlraag. baaatifaUy. (ratoy, aad vary altraativtoy illaat—d by Paal Hardy, to a book that will light tbo b—rta to yaaag— childr—, who will tbaak writ— lor aiaeb baaltby Dwua Poouna Vraom, and Oran ...

... ilozcob to ehooM from, eomjiriwo« TDK •* PREMIER ** (X»VENTRY. ANDREWS, Li*. SAN .'•PA RIEL.” BU4'KINGUAM k ADAMS. BAYLISS, THOMAS* A Co. WARMAN A HAZELWOOD. THE •*WHIPPET, Ac.. Ac. ■ Cell here end will Hod whet yoc wool* from £7 upwards. Maoknca goaraatced ...

... Fihb Art. —There is present ou exhibition Messrs Gifford & Sons, Union Street, Aber- Jeen, beautiful piece painting-work Mr Thomas C. White, artistic and decorative painter. The scene of “ Gathering Bluebells (as the painting is nsmod) is depicted in autumn ...