... passed over, including good examples of rising &rtisis-Gutlhrie, Walton, and Hardy-all of whom are well represented. Expressions of regret; indeed, have been made that Hardy has not found a place among the recent admissions to the I membership. But probaibly ...

... Cooper, 2,s ffd; S. Ricks, Id 2s J. '[min, is; E. Thorpe, Is 6d; F.Id , Proctr d John Ogilvie, lid. All1 these d .seveni hard.y f llrows h-ave now been lost, and th beveral of thlem hale -' left behind those i .e who will require assistantes. AOUsiNT ...

... slio prised very highly. day, Tom, as romped 'about. Duelled lbn jar and down fell, breaking into a llioa-and ftrtgwentM. ** Thomas,said hm aunt, toll me truly, ia it you who have tny lovely jar T' indeal, aumie, Tom cried one a. •• It was puss did it ...

... Victoria United,-1. ]I the opening stages of the second p'-:- i 31'Hardy equalisod after an exciting scrimmage, Then a change came over the game. Dundae scored a third for the homesters, and MI'Hardy a iminute later took the fourth. InI le-s than ten minutes ...

... ..15 Bull, rnuin-Mrx Cameron, Kinnade .18! Bull, roan, twin=-MNr Miasnto)sh.18.. IBull, red and white, twin -Air Hardy, Lethai 16 Prouerty Pf MWr R. Davidson. Swinnie, Jed- Dlanoabury, rfd-MNr _M'ntosh, Baiquharn.. 20 Defianc-e, dark roa-n-Mr ...

... to tIe 2nd l ent from the le West Kent ) 1st Battalion. Yorkshire Regimeret-Kuiled- iSereeani B. Rcida-dson. Prievate,.R. Hardy.v 4. ! IV. Clark, Ji. CGam, R. Lav, J. NVi~hlrinsor, A. ' -regg Woerted Captain C. Pearson. Lieut. I. E. T. Illunthorpe, SeaU ...

... that tNuchaao at I.IOMAO b. you E»«i> Railway id the King lon. Hundred* ot Fa.-ae Weak. amoauUDg id tota* ca«« to 140 El. AT HARDIES, HIGH STREET, EDINBURGH, THE PREMIER “PARCELS POST” EXPERTS AND PIONEERS OF READYmade garments. TAKE ADVANTAGE of Uua Ofl« ...

... say things this sort oiu: ...

... oCcupied 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 atires-Ad the gathiering. He a-iced what we were lighiting Fo-. J ...

... and Mr J. Begg. Several tions were contributed Mies Ross. New Maud, and were londjy encored. Readings were given Thomas Milne and Thomas Willox. Violin solos Miss Milne and Mr were exquisitely rendered. The aocom nanliaents were played by Miss Beaton ...

... Fleoaing, Mr John Fyfe, granite mer- chant; Mr Thomas Ogilvie, manufacturer; Mr Alexander Milne Ogston, manufacturer; Mr Alexander Stuart of Laithers, and Mr John Whyte of Dalhebi-y. There were also present Mr Thomas Coohrane, the smanager, and Mr Win. -n4,erson ...

... UP-TO-DATE GOODS, IN ALL DEPA-RTMENTS4 AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICQES. DISCOUNTS 15 TO 30 PER CENT. AN EARLY CALL SOLIIOTED. JAM'ES HARDY & CO, SILVERSNMITHS 'AND JEWELERS, 53 U-NION STREET, S TO Q.A~TT-S L ST0C=JT A I= O S\TIL: ALL ODD LOTS, WINDOW GOODS, SOILED ...