... Kyle. There are ?? Thomas Hardy, T. Bailey Alddich, ard0t' and the issue is as usual Well ?? and white. ?? The Sketch publishes a g0cd Chu number, capital esawples of arti ' £ being contributed by Phil May Tom ere ' Dudiey Hardy, and Louis Wain eb'ark ...

... some of the wforkis of writers tet like Mr Kipling, Ian Maclaren, Mir Barrie, and last, though certainly not leasto Mr Thomas Hardy. Hlow the French public1il^' enjoyed We samples of D~rumtochty whichli some -time ago appeared in the R evue des fr Deux ...

... Diamonds psot Mr Paterson's Corre Lion Mr Humphrey's Hooliian r gst Mr Gladstone's Gyr Falcon IMr Hardy's Hop agst Messrs Fawceottb Favsosrel Frieisd M Dr Hardy's Heart's String agsb SirT. Brocklebank's eBar- Mr Gladstone's Grinal. agst Messrs Faweetts Fraces ...

... Church. Woodside. Mr John M'Hardy, I headmaster, and his assistants were alio pre- sent, and there was a large attendance of schohazs. An apology for absence was intimated ; from Mr Bothwell. member of the School Board. 6 Mr M'Hardy stated that the prizes ...

... Lyon, 7; -Sir William Henderson, LL.D., 6; Mr George C. Leslie, 29 Baker Street, 5; Mvr Alexander Murray, bookseller, 5; Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer, 5. | ASYLUM BOARD. Mr A. 0. Gill of Fairfield, 204 votes Treasurer Bissect, 199; Mfr Charles Cook, ...

... builder, 65 Loanh=ead Terrace, 85.5 per cent. Bursaries-Open oompetition (tenable for eession, 1900-1901). 1, Roberr Hardie, son of Win. Hardie, labourer, 26 1asslomont Avenue, educated at Rose- mount Public School, 87.5 per cent. 2: Angus J. Campbell, son ...

... cup addted by Mr David Jardine Jardine. 'Winner u eUrP £diO6 e-'scond -; thirdl, and forh, £5 each four dogs, £4U eab. Mr H. Hardy's Heirloom ?? Cunningham's Carnimel e Bob e Sir T.-Brocklebank's Bar Gold agst Mr H. Srcklebsank e Bold Stroke Mr Pilkiut'n ...

... is the youngest pupil who has ever passed at the Aberdeen, centre of Trinity College. Miss Catherine A. F. Al‘Hardy (pupil of Air Wm. Af‘Hardy, organist. Causewayend Free Church), also passed successfully in pianoforte at the local Trinity College examinations ...

... Crossroads, A is; L. 3. Florence. do., Is; James Aberlein, to £ do. ls, M' Macdonald, do., Zs; C. 3i'Hardy, Cairntfauld, Zs: Mrs 1SHardy, do.. 2is L = H'Hardy. do., Is: Mrs Farquharson. VWardend, 6d Mrs GrasEick, do,, 6d; Mrs MI'Gregor. do., i2s D. Ralph, ...

... set:: ?? btr-nce fReV. S; as KE. HlOlkine. and autolg thos, tre-eiu: vsere M4t W. T. Stead, hle Pa-sstore tiw isarns, Xr Eeir Hardie- and M-\i4l Fraid, Sntit. I 'The Rev. ilas Tr f Hocking ?? the gathiering. He a-iced what we were lighiting Fo-. J he' pepnle ...

... was held on Sunday Union Hall, St Raul Street—-Brother A. jun., D.G., presiding. The speaker for the , was the Rev. J. B. M‘Hardy, who selected l|f subject True Patriotism/’ He said 0 e i patriot was the individual who lived soberlj. honestly, and walked ...

... P. ad Thomas Lauder Brunton, Eag., M.D., F.R.S. 'TheC 36 JaeBalfour Paul, Esq., Lyon ?? of Arm s. ap:n ag1 G. D. de Counrcy Perry, Esq., ?? HrService, '71 Mmajesty's Consd.-Gfneral at Antwerp- f ta tO George Dalhousie Rasy Esq. C.B. h Lx- Thomas Tecon ...