... iutite is only thirteenih ; y-l the pxition is goo I one. for tlie Meredith cult mn»l a limited one numbers. Miss e- and Thomas Hardy fifieenth. The Istiei’s imsution will unesti-fsotory msny who regard the rnmancist the greatest living novelist. Geoige ...

... THOMAS'S. S'. (dmpaay have alvmye bees Famed fur Use ealoe they g'»e Good Flock Be- 5* fid. 6» ».!, and 8e fid; bpr-ug Mattnuea, B» lid. 5»» fid 11a fid. Fealber of Fu:car* and B.uur. from 11* fid. Wool (tot*. 3* fid 5» fid arvu 4c Od. /-kVKRMA xTtXA ...

... athlete the present time can come within 10 feet of the distance. I know C. M‘Hardy himself would never aspire to •uch impossibilities. Again, your report states that M‘Hardy put a 56-lb. weight (7i feet run, no follow) feet 10 inches. Now, any athleta ...

... invalid, and that Sir Thomas Sutherland had been elected. He called upon the Clerk of the Crown to correct the error, and Sir Thomas Sutherland’s name was substituted lor that of Mr Bruce amid Unionist cheers. ME CARNEGIE AND KEIR HARDIES ELECTION EXPENSES ...

... carefully measured for early battle. MR KEIR HARDIE AND MR MORLEY. Jones,” \V ...

... competitioue, the following will go Aberdeen: Private J. Roes, Littleiohn. Sergeant Thomas Day. Piper J. Cameron, Private Leggatt, Private W. Reid, Private W. Chapman, Private J. Hardy, Private P- Ruaeoll. Corporal Lamb, Private A. Shaw, Private W. fUteteU ; reserve ...

... Gardner, Johnston Isslge; Buglers, Musi.rs Thomas Macdonald and J. S. Gardner. was agr»-od to hold an ioter-Club ine-et at Stonehaven on 18th June. Fobbbtkb’h Funekal.—On Saturday afternoon the remains of Thomas Mitchell Ward, seaman, were interre*! in ...

... 27th April, the wife of Gbant Bet. of daughter. At 16 Marchmont Crercxot, Edinburgh, on the Ttb inst.. the wife of James M’Hardy, bootmaker, wo. At 6 Beaver bank Plaoe. Edinburgh, the sth but., the wife John Skakel, of daughter. Frithside Street, Kreaerburgh ...

... handsome gold allwrt and appenXsge. Mr has now been appointed precentor the Pariah Church. Junta Pint, postboy, Mintlaw, and Thomas bulcbtr, |y'Dc»id«*. wt-re ordered Sheriff Peterhead the 20ih inst —to pay £1 each, orgy dava to pneon. for annoying a marriage ...

... Saturday reelected without a poll, follows:—Mr Robert Durward. land steward, Btelack; Mr William Forbes, farmer. Rothvun : Mr Thomas Dawson, merchant, Newkirk : 3D Chaa. Aoderaon, fanu-r, Earter Daogfa; and Mr Stuart, farmer. Parka. Coin. School Board No ...

... order seeds that termed | hardy—hardy annual-, hardy biennials, and | hardy perennials. Hardy annuals such •weetpme, candytuft, mignonette, Ac., are plants that flower, tipen their seed, and then die the name year Urey are sown. ...

... furniture being bespattered with blood the way. Finding the door fa-tened, she had sunk her knees behind it and died. Dr M’Hardy look up two knives, the largest being like that used by butchers, and the other one, winch was closed, much smaller. Both were ...