... believed. Laurence Hutton, in a profusely illustrated article, points out some of the Literary Land- marks of Edinburgh. Thomas Hardy relates some simple rustic tales about Wessex Folk; but with the exception of Charles Egbert Crad- dock's serial, entitled ...

... In addition to the current instal- ment of One of Our Conquerors, by George Meredith, there is a complete story by Thomas Hardy, entitled IFor Conscience Sake, which may fairly be described as an interesting stuely in social ethics. Literary criticism ...

... James Hardie, merchant, 153; James Christie, chemist, 135; James Manson, banker, 134; James Shand, distillery manager, 122: William Ritchie, Balcairn, 99; William Noble, CEtntens, 912. The first seven constitute the Board. Messrs Baxter, Hardie, and Shand ...

... Woodside, also addressed the meeting. During the evening songs were given by Mis. ...

... ERSrRE. Mr J. W. Logan, Glad tonian Liberal, and Mg Gerald Hardy, Conservative, were on Saturday nominated for Harborough Division, Leicester- shire.. The . polling is on Friday next Mr Hardy, Conservative candidate, accompanied by Colonel Eyre and T ...

... merchants, per Messrs James Garvie & Sons, builders. Dweliing-house and shop on the north side of Hartingten Read, for Mr Thomas Davidson, stone- cutter. Additionsat rear of cottage on the south side of Abergeldie Road, for Mr John Gordon, teacher of ...

... a', Mr M'Kay, draper, Buckie; duet, NAll's Vell, Messrs Hendersou asd Hardie; violin solo, old Scottish airs, Mr Thompson, Backie, with harmonium accompani- ment by Mr Hardie; a recitation, The loss of the Baron Skerie, Miss M'DIonald, sullen, The ...

... served by the following ladies:-Mrs Troup, Mrs Tait, Mrs Simpson, Mrs J. Philip, Miss Far. quharson, and Miss M'Hardy. The Rev. C. M. M'Hardy occupied the chair, and after teade- livered a short address, in which he spoke of the esteem entertained by the ...

... the accused were- Frederick Hood, of the Fearless; Robert Hardie, of the Wanderer; Robert Bond, of the Dewdrop; Robert Yorston of the Sir George Elliot- Richard Charlton, of the Lillie; Thomas Longford, ot the Grappler; John Lyon, of the North Sea. They ...

... in the em- ployment of Ellis & M'Hardy, was going to dinner i when Milie asled Wins if he was to. work on the ! Spray, aud lie replied that he didn't know. Milne ! struck him on the mouth, and broke his pipe. Thomas Dannet Mathieson, Aberdeen agent for ...

... D.M., George Gordon; S.M., John Littlejohn; S.W., John H. Fraser; J.W., John 'Munro; treasurer, John Donaldson; secretary, Thomas Davidson, junior; S.D., Alexander M'Nicol; J.D., William Smith; I.G., William Taylor; P.G., XWir. Bremner. The brethren were ...

... round, with the result a that the cart collided with the-car. M'Hardy and a boy, who was along with him, were thrown on N the street. Oni his removal to the Infirmary, it was t fonnsi that M'Hardy was somewhiat injured about f the head, and had received a ...