... translating, and written many original poems and plays. By a happy chance the publication by Mr. Murray recently of Nelson's Hardy, His Life, Letters, and Friends, by A. H. Broadley and the Rev. R. G. Bartelot, coincides with tho movement now on foot for ...

... the Rev. .1. M'Hardy, l'umpherston.—Last Thursday the annual congregational social and business meeting held in the Institute Hall. and was pre- aided over by Rev. William Cherry. After tea. which was purveyed in excellent style by Thomas Grey and Son. ...

... look, while the night express or a special to Liverpool to feathers lose their brilliancy. The breath is catch the boat. Sir Thomas Sutherland usually very bad. The first step to be taken says that he had to take Lord Stratheona in is to give a mild aperient ...

... was bold whoa an address was given by Mrs Fergusoa. POLICE OFFENCE. —At the fortnightly Justice of Peace Cour t on Tuesday, Thomas Notman. carter. Kingeknowe, forfeited 7s tkl for having coat ed the Roads and Bridges Act in the village of Currie on 4th ...

... found the advert of the telegiaph messenger extremely t•'irrulating. Vince times I have found him very depressing. Mr. Thomas Hardy has just edited come of the poems of William Barnes, a cireuntstanue which recalls a pretty little romance. Harness was ...

... THEORY. Mr W. L BRYDEN, Poolrooms or Mow. Oa°Amur; Hansom) U.F. 'Pupil et Monsieur Albert Riau. John Daly, ABM Maabeth, and Dr Thomas Berry. Prospectus Free at FIRNUDI JOHN CHALMERS Towne PIANO, ORGAN (Piro OR A HARMONIUM, CULTIVATION, INO, AND THROKY, to ...

... to have in. creased demand, being very generally grown across the Channel. A native of Africa, it nevertheless moderately hardy. Seeds sown during March and April, and potted on as needful until about a 16 sired pot has bee, reached, will ensure their ...

... containing an acoount of the career and death of his brother. Mr Hardie waa unmarried, and much sympathy is expressed for his mother and others of the family. Die was brother of Mr David Hardie, West Calder.] GAVIESIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL. The annual entertainment ...

... mats on the Board. The Spire. were as follows: St. CCESS THOMAS J. ROXBURGH, 526. WILLIAM BORTHWICK. CHRISTOPHER 17$. FRANCIS G. HALDANE . 111. BRUCE CAMPBELL. 136. UNSVCCESsFUL. ROBERT 8. L. HARDIE. 91 H. I'. TAYLOR. 91). REV. V. M. Y. 1 IRSON. FS. ANDIUW ...

... Lothians Coal Co., Ltd., Rev. John Carrick, Parish Church; John Caverhill, Jed' neuk Thomas Dodds, miner, Lingerwood; Alexander M. Gardiner, hairdresser; Rev. Ales- Hardie, United Free Church; Hon. Lord Ralph Drury Kerr, Woodburn; William If. Kirkwood, Lothian ...

... Budapest, has left his whole fortune to the one of two bosom friends who displays the greatest sorrow at his bereavement. Mr. Thomas Hardy. who was an architect before he became a novelist. has prepared plans for the erection of a tower and spire for Holy Trinity ...

... pot plant.. Atter supper. Mr John Kinniburgh, in a neat speech, on behalf of the club. presented a handsome gold badge to Mr Thomas Calder for his rervicer to the dancing club as M.C. during the winter aession. Mr Calder suitably replied. DanciPg was resumed ...