... Paradise 'I I Il tune me to the mood, And murmur with thee till eve: And maybe what a • interlude I feign, I shall believe. —Thomas Hardy. Is Plunk or Tail DOWEL—The Dutchman has fought, in his war of independence with Spain, the finest fight in the worlds ...

... of cross-purposes, and the situation had romantic possibilities enough to serve, without heightening, for the use of Mr Thomas§ Hardy. In the citcomstance above indicated, after due deliberation the problem of the journey, Captain Wauchcpe had decided to ...

... ss ibiliti es; w hil e Victory. It was from the Amphion that in these days, when the theory generally obtains took Thomas Masterman Hardy to be that the ship which is hit first will never get g-Captain when he returned to the larger an effective reply ...

... The then owner, Th• matt Hart, direc•ed his relative, Thomas Hardy, to take this and of her frmily relics I slowing to the poet and rent the house at Stratford where he was born and exhibit them. Hardy lived there until his death in 1820, when his widow ...

... testified their goodwill for Mr James Hardie, the new tenant of the farm of Strathsirlie, by giving him a day's ploughieg. 16 ploughs started and turned over a lea field in excellent style. A friend of Mr Hardie's gave prizes to test the merits of the ...

... Croon House—Rev Thomas and Mrn Taylor and family, P'alkirk Corstorphine House—Mr and Mrs Ferguson and family. Glasgow Mr Jackson's—Mr Sloan and family, Bathgate Nethergate—Mr T Hansen, Mr D M`Goniuodale, Maslow Nethergate—Mr and Mrs Hardie and family, Broonknowe ...

... with 26 points, while three medals belonging to the Club were also played for, the following gentlemen being the winners :—Thomas Rodger 24 ; Alex. Brown 21: and David Foster 19. Colonel Scott-Davidson of Cairnie, President of the Club, and one of the ...

... hon. secretary; Mr Jos. Rosa, Commersial Bsok. hon. treasurer; Mr John Bell of Balboothie; Mr P. W. Berwick, Ardroes; Dr M'Hardy, Colinsburgh; Mr Duncan Buchanan, Co linsburgh; Mr James Pearson, Estate Office; Mr John White, Balcarres Maine; Mr Matthew ...

... selection in Scotland at lowest prices for cash. Disc Records from is each. Phonograp% Records from 9d each. Lauder's new on Thomas Edison Is. A fe% shop s .iled machines at half price. A few hundred Phono Records, second hand. 4d. Write or call at Low's ...

... in Scot! .nd at lowest price 4 for cash. Disc Records from is each. Phonograph Records from 9d each. Lauder's new swigs on Thomas Edi s on is. A feu shop s Heil machines at half price. A few hundred Phone' Records, second hand. 4d. Write or call at Low's ...

... his eyes took a fresh illumination with his smile. See to her, Mr. Hardy, ego to her, sod I'll start the ship afresh. He left the cabin. Ma I have another biscuit ? said Julia. Hardy handed one and smiled, for he saw again the sweet unconscious cock ...

... Lisle Carr, M.A., Hardie, Bennet Martin, eon of the late John Martin of Gree- nock and Liverpool. to Katherine. daughter of the late John lienstork, of Liverpool. DIED. MURRAY.—At the Manse, Anst+uther, on the 3rd instant, the Rev. Thomas Mutely, M.A., minister ...