... more deeply regard to the miseries of the more helpless classes of labourers than the late Lord Beaconsfield. Not even Mr Thomas Hardy himself has described more powerfully the seamy side of English rural life; and there can be no real ques tion that most ...

... in l regard to the miseries of the more help- less classes of labourers than the late Lord I Beaconsfield. Not even Mr Thomas Hardy t himself has described more powerfully the seamy side of E:glish rural N life; and there can be no real ques tion that ...

... held in the Free Church Flall on Wednesday night, Mr David M'Hardy of Cranford read a I paper on Art in Ironwork. There was a good attendance. The Rev. Robert 'Sample presided. Mr M'Hardy treated the sub- l ject in a most masterly etyle, illustrating ...

... Laterary Society, held the Free Church Hall on Wednesday night, Mr David M‘Hardy of Cranford read paper “Art, Ironwork/’ There was good attendance. The Rev. Robert Sample presided. Mr M‘Hardy treated the subject m most masterly style, illustrating by I diagrams ...

... competition Mr and Mrs King were liberal with refreshments both to the ploughmen and spectators. The judges were ; —Messrs C. M'Hardy, Caimfold ; J. Brebner, The Manse ; and J. Petrie, Craig lug. Awards 1 Alexander Wneht, gamekeeper, Bpybill; 2 James Thomson ...

... victors were respectively Mr Hutch;neon's gold cross, John Macdonald, Gleneye ; Mr Lamout'a silver-mounted scarf pm, Charles Mac hardy, sea., Tomintoul, Braemar; and the association’s silver cup, Alexander Macgregor, juu., of the luvercauld Arms. Shooting Match ...

... offered by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society. It may be expected, therefore, that in the Highland capital tins interesting and hardy race of cattle will well represented. There was a considerable “breeze” the postponed meeting of the Highland Society Wednesday ...

... amongst those present were—Sir Arthur Mitchell, K.C.B. ; Colonel M‘Hardy, Brigade • Surgeon Moir; the Rev. George Philip, Free St John’s ; the Rev. Charles M‘Gregor, Lady Yester’s ; the Rev. Thomas Nicol, Tolbooth; the Rev. John Smith, Broughton Place ; the ...

... the Shet- land Pony Stud-Book Society. It may be expected, therefore, that in the Highland capital this inte- resting and hardy race of cattle will be well repre- Sen ted. There was a considerable breeze at the post- poned anniversary meeting of the ...

... clerk at Dundee in January —Mrs Ann Jobson, Crawford Lodge, £19,559 los lid ; David Lawson, Somerville Place, £13,092 15« 8d ; Thomas Mitchell, grocer and wine merchant, £1720 6d ; Mrs Margaret Small or Collier, widow of William Collier, merchant, £8285 16s ...

... iiislrsnce, the garrtilotis old parish clerk and the rtt 'tics; at 'The Chequers might almost' h ave aterppcd out, of oiie of Thomas Hardy's iiovels, anti thle othler grotip of peastlits at Gardenlhurat (tiramige is nelk-tr', 's grad. Yet, after all, the touching ...

... Cortachy—The Marquis of Huntly, gs ; Daunt-css of Cortachy —Mr Sleigh, Mams, ; Paclolus—Mr Cathcart of Pitcairhc, gs; Nunthorpe—Mr Thomas. Auchterforfar, 18 ga. Properly of J. Beat«*o, Lettanty, Fyvic—\ouug Fyvie—Mr Meikle. Boghead, 15 ga. Property of George llruce ...