... represented by Sir ,i3ancis Knollys, thlo Prince of Wales by Lord . Cnurclill, and the Dtuke of York by the Hon. Derek Reppel. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, 'and numerous county-folk were also present. - THE KAISER'S VISIT TO COWES. The Press Association Cowes ...

... minister of the church and norish of Moosie. In the absence of the Rev. CAndrew. Camnpbel~l, Crieff, moderator, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, presided. The proeedings were very formal. and as there were no objections to thae appointmenl; the Presbytery ...

... Fiske proposes to come to London at Christmas tie to ?? only Becky Sharp hut also very iplay, th part of 'Tess's in Mr Thomas Hardy' s United i which she has achieved success in the UntdStates. Some time ego Miss Wak-efield, a lady con- ductor and vocalist ...

... been born, in homes where the religious and social in- fluences were those of Nonconformity. Such names as those of Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr George Meredith, and Mr Andrew Lang are not mentioned by the author iof this article. But, then, he says en- ,pressly ...

... to date September 153 Sub-Lientenants Alan J. Maskenzie Grieve to W~aterwitch. to date September 2: Staff-Surgeon Robert Hardie. 0,1 B., to Eclipse, reappointed on promotion, to date February 28; ci-il practitioner Thoras W. W. Bovey to be ur:geen crd ...

... left the Castle for the South. Lord James' of Hereford had the honour of dining with the Queen. AFTER SHAMROCK'S DEFEAT-SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND COLUME8A. After the finish, says the New York correspon- dent of the Pall MTall Gazette, there was a general ...

... £0635,040,965, a reduc- a tion of &3,225,517 during the year. SIR THOMAS LIPTON ANI MUCKROSS ESTATE, KILLARNEY. C Our special New York correspondent, cabling last night, says:- Sir Thomas Lipton informed me to-day that be had offered the Standard Insurance ...

... fire to by the flame of the candle. GOLDEN WEDDING OF A LiNnisroow MANV- ?? Hardie and Mrs Hardie, Royal Terrace, Linlithgow, have just celebrated their golden wedding. Mr Hardie is one of the leading leather merchants in the district. He was for 15 years ...

... I Tie disposition of Crown lands from one' se rvitor to another was so common that Robin I of Rothsay the archer (in Hardy Knute) might, have to give place to Robin the Dis- penser h-lien the early Kiings resided so much in Bute. k The Dispenser ...

... Mr Allan 4' Aros, Miss Campbell of Blythswood, Lorf Malcolm of Poltalloch, Colonel E. D. MaldlmIgC.B., of Achnamara.; Lady Hardy. the Honk . ?? Laigfh, Miss MlacIntosh of Mae'- Intosakrcrs Campbell of Lochnell. Mr C. D. Rudd i-hf Ardnamurcitan, Mr B. Fletcher ...

... [ THE GLASGOW ATHENAEUX The annual meeting of the Glasgow Athoenumn Company was held yesterday in the Athenmeum-t Dr Thomas Lapraik, the chairman of the corn-is Pany, presiding. a The Chairnan, in moving the adoption of the c report which has already ...

... Adama M. Cook, Goorno Crast. William% fobbie, John, Dorald, Peter Dtudgeca. Thomas D3. Ldwvard, A-rrh~bad H. Fergasso~. Wrilbian Fer- guesto, Leuise M. Forr-st, John C. Gecrge. Thomas G;i!,s ?? 3N. Gonniag. Sinclair Grazt. Goocee GrieVe, .illbn R. Haldane ...