... OfGs M11r Connel, Ed~inbinrgh ; Dr AUesander Them 2nG I Ms hud, rief;Rev. L. C M. XVedderhbirn, Fre Churh Mndierty; ev. Thomas Hardy, drerty Chrch Jlam~est Gs Ouiwnod ~an Fowlis W~ester; Rev. James Brn, Mad' At the 'opening ceremony Dr Alex. Thrnpr'- Sided ...

... incli- nation, they would easily find evidence for it. MYr Andrew Lang, too, maintaining a.gainst Mr Thomas Hardy that he has a right to dislike Mr Hardy's latest novel, boldly supports the thesis that it is all a matter of taste. Is this idealism run ...

... question, 'Does Mr Hardy ie intend to teach that where love is omnipotent ao legal tie is not only unnecessary but an 37insult to love? she replied, I cannot tell, ia but it is a question which I should like to :e ask Mr Hardy himself, and I shall ...

... The Church wsas represented by Archbishop Vaughan and the Bishop of Lichfield. Ameng men of letters of the day I saw 'Mr Thomas c Hardy, Mr Edmund Gorse, Mr Frederick Wed- more, Mr Lewis Morris,. Mr Theodore Watts, Mr G. L. Craik, Mr Knowles, and Mr Sydney ...

... the shrine of Thomas Carlyle, to wire Mr W. T. Stead, Kennaquhair, bi Borderland, for the loan of his familiar spirit, }r Julia. But perhaps I ought not to wonder, a] for, doubtless, the matter had all been arranged t, between Thomas himself and Julia ...

... William Hardy Cozens-Hardy, J.P., of Letheringseat Hall, Norfolk, who died on April 29, was proved at the Norwich District Registry on June 29 by Clement William Hardy Cozens- Hardy, Herbert Ha[rdy Cozens-Hardy ...

... words, A division of the most vital importance will be taken. The whip is signed Ub; Mr Thomas Ellis. Tlse Central News says AMr William Saunders and Air Keir Hardie gave indications yesterday afternoon of a disposition to go into the Govern- ment lobby ...

... Sir J. Crich. ton Browne, Sir J. Heron Manwell, Mr Faithfull Begg, M.P.; Mr Thomas Shaw, ?? the Hon; I Mark Napier, Rev. W. G. Rutherford, Lieutenant- Colonel Pringle, Mr Thomas Houghton, Mr W. B. Thomson, Mr Charles j. Wilson, Mr J. Sander- eon, Mr J. ...

... P.M.;JamesGunn, P.M., ?? Renfrewshire East; W. Mackie, P.M., Prov. Grand Treas.. Renfrewahire East; Thomas Bennett, P.M.; W. Scott, R.W..L 617; Thomas V. Robsrtson, R.W.M. 87; James Balfour, P.M. 332; Joseph Honeyford, R.W.Mi 347 ; Gere Stratbearo, P ...

... granted to the widow and family: 0of the late Captain M'Hardy, the annuities to? Y remain as in the original proposal. r A protest against the legality of the proceedings j was made by Mesrs Thomas F. Wilson, Lambie, I 5 and others, but the clerk declined ...

... was better that Ml Heir Hardie should speak out his mind5 amd say what he thought. (Voices- We deny it.) The CBAIRANe appealed for a hearing. Amid some confusion Mr Heir Hardie left the platform. Dr LFAcH said Mr Heir Hardie might have meant to put ...

... the oath just after Mr Keir Hardie, and he remarked the feeling among the members in regard to Mr Keir Hardie'6 behaviour; there was no doubt that it produced an effect upon all those who saw the method in which Mr Heir Hardie approached the solemn duty ...