... Mdr Jolbs Anderson tied A t tO with odds for the first onrce; the third was wron by Air D4sid Weighton, 34 with odds. MAr Thomas Hardy end Mir I. Ha. Tawos tied at 25 with odds for the fourth: and Dr W. Loawson (2 under scratch), Mr W. Lawson. and M r John ...

... exceedingly undignified bout of fisticuffs in the Tower between Sir Francis Palgrave and Sir Thomas Dufifs Hardy, when Palgrave called Hardy a liar, and Hardy blacked Palgrave's eyes very effectually. Of course he tells us that 1Palgrave's real nanse was ...

... the Masonic Hall, ZWXop~e Street-trothier Win. MI'Kean, RAV.M., uitesidiog, assisted by Brothers Thomas W~ilson, Acting S.W. ; 3. Taylor, J.W.; J. Hardie, Treasurer; and otheroffice-bearers. There was a good muster of the brethren, among whom were Brothers ...

... tile bill, and a further reduction of one must be made owing to the absence unpaired of Mr D. A. Thomas. one of the Liberal members for Merthyr. Mr Thomas, I .;,vlio has been seriously ill, and bad to renmue' | several weeks ago to the South of Europe ...

... Clark ef Kiluside' (tMr Alexander M'Iacblan, gardener), Mr Archi- bald Coats of Woodside (Mr Tnomas Hodge gardener), and Mrs Thomas Coats 6f YergusaiieI (Mr Dncain M'Donald, gardener). The collec- tions comprise rare erchids, palms, xaleas, daffodils, ferns ...

... Cobb, Dr Clark, [S. Sm-ith, T. B. Buchanan, Lord Cornpton, Dodd, A. Illingwrorth, Clough, Colman, Hon,. C. R. Spencer, D. A. Thomas, J. C. Stevenson, Sir Hussey Vivian, Hon. A. Brand, Sutherlard, Bryce, Mlanfield, Labhouchere, Thorbarn, Perks, i MIacFarlane ...

... ~,and 3d. Houry 3limmio; 2d, Robhrs Casaels, CarIoI ; ash David Hardie, Dalzell. Dogsurnder one yer aia dae e shaow-a-st Hugh Rodger; 3d, Rober .Cassels3, He. Nimmo: 4th, David Hardie. Bitches (underose year old at da~te of showr-lat, Archibald Forrest ...

... E. S. Mlacharg, C.A. ; Mr William 2Newton and Mrs Newton, Chief-Constable M'Hardy. Dumbarton: 1 Mr James Richardson, Ir J. M4ac'ie, Mr Hugh E Hopkins, Mr John Ingrae, Mr Thomas Potter, t Mr J. B. AMacbrayne, Mr J. R. Miller, Mr NVm. Easton, Mr and Mrs ...

... tinguishtd), James Dick., John Edwards, D~aniel Ferguson. William Eraser, Aberdeen; James H~air, William Parker Hlanks, Robert Hardie, William Anderson Lindsay (distinguished), Wm. Loriner, William Lusk, John M1iddleton, Wm, Chasrles Miller (distinguished) ...

... Dunbar went on to Ardlui on the same day. On visiting I found that the tramp had stayed for several days in a hut belonging to Thomas North, and used as a common lodging-house by a number of navvies on the new West Highland Railway works. The tramp had come ...

... who gained the suffrages of their constitu. cots by pledgng themselves to such action. The speskers includad Messrs KEIeir H~ardie, ?? Willamn Saunders, NJP., Dr A Meling, Shaw Maxwell, Frank Smith, ?? and. several ladies. MASONIC. WEsT KiLarnDE.-At a meeting ...

... The figures are daintily painted, with fine sense of movement. James Paterson sends a drawing of Craigenputtock, where It Thomas Carlyle made books for all s, time. The house in which the philosopher t lived is not a triumph of architecture, and it is ...