... Walter Robson, John John Jamieson. •z- Cornet Jardine, George Dimond, Andrew Page, James Carruthers, Frank Hogg, Tom Kyle and Thomas Millar—a most en• joyable andisooiable terminating with ex-Cornet Wm. Jardine leading off in a spirited rendering of Teribus— ...

... reached he heard that his father had just died. S • • Sir Thomas Lipton keeps in his office the portraits of his father and motile r, who had a small grocer's shop in Glasgw.s. Mr. Keir Hardie, although self -educated, is a man of great refinement and ...

... finishing of the building alterations now being carried out at the school. THAATRICAL.—On Tuesday evening, tbe author, Mr Brandon Thomas's London Company staged the wog-known and amusing comedy— Charley's Aunt in the Chambers Insatution. The various roles and ...

... People's not succeeded in drawing any novelist of the first rank. I should have listened gladly to Mr. George Meredith or Mr. Thomas H..rdy ; but I must admit that I am not vastly iiittrested in the opinloas of Tom Gallon and John and Madame Sarah Grand. ...

... Plants, In bloom, genara-1, J. Brown; 2, R. Oldham. _ _ 2 Oaloeolsries—W. Forrest. CIAO& lII—COTTAGEIIII. 3 Dessert Apples— 1, Thomas Abbot, Neidpath; 2, J. Shearer, High Street. 2 Cooking Apples-1, J. Shover; 2, Thee. Abbott. 1 lb. Gooseberries—l, R. Clyde ...

... (Orchid blooms excluded)-1, C. TOMS, Craigerne; 2, Grace Young, Peebles. By Dr Wilson, Peebles, to Cottagers, for 4 Spikes Hardy Herbaceous-1, A. Scott, knows. By J. 8., and the Society, to Cottager., for 3 Spikes Phloxes-1, J. Shearer, Tweed Green; 2 ...

... Burgh Court on Monday, before Bailie Forrester, Joseph M'Cran and James Hardie, both ploughmen, appeared on a charge of breach of the peace. M•Cran was fined 5/- or three days, Hardie, with a previous conviction, was fined 10/- or 3 days.—Catherioe Campbell ...

... Warns two members. Those are:— W. Cielsnd, Peebles Rovers F.C., proposed and seconded by Berwick Hangers and Bo'ness. G. C. Hardie, Bo'nuis F.C., proposed and seconded by Bo'nesa and St Bernard. John R. Hill, Leith F.C., proposed and seconded by Leith and ...

... Peebles Volunteer annual Presentation of Prizes and Assembly is announced for Friday, Ist November. WIN now DRESBO,IO.—Mr Thomas Russell, grocer, High Street, has been awarded third prize (case of electro spoons), from Messrs iver Brothers, for best display ...

... attracted d. lighted audiences nightly. The that took Bret place was the drama featuring Flamm Turner In a pieturiaation of Thomas Hardy's famous novel, Far from the Madding Crowd. 11)-night (Saturday), Tiring the Butler, a two-reel mirth-provoking L.l{o ...

... Michael's Wynd, Peebles, in his 66th year. FAIRBAIRN.—At 47 Rosetta Road, Peebles, on the 25th July, (Was JIM), second son of THOMAS FAI k BAI RN, plumber, aged 3i years. Funeral (41 Saturday (to-day) at 1.45 P.M., to Peebles Cemetery. LOCAL NEWS. MR ALEXANDZIC ...

... when at home we pass with almost, a vacant stare! Tux OLD Ix= CLUB.—The old Peebles Leek Club has not suocumbed —it was too hardy for that—but has went with the times by adding to its history, and is now known as Peebles Chrysanthemum and Vegetable Association ...