... Methodists. Mr. Hall Caine, the author of “ The Eternal City,” which has just been presented His Majesty’s Theatre, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and bis first literary efforts were made in the columns of the Builder. One of these articles ...

... of four inohes of kangaroo's tail, whioh was severed during recent journey over the railway. Lady Conan Doyle and Mrs. Thomas Hardy, the wives ef two of onr most famous novelists, are to adjudicate on the new Taller prize competition for the photographs ...

... taking distinguished degree. He first attracted the attention of the literary world by his remarkable study of the “Art of Thomas Hardy,” a book distinguished at once in its style and matter, and perfect mine of knowledge and erudition. The fame which he ...

... the Madding Crowd,” will be the firat two volumes published in the new and definitive Wessex Edition of the works of Mr Thomas Hardy in prose and verse,* with Prefaces and Notes. They will appear in April, and two volumes will be published in each succeeding ...

... Present—Messrs A. Lindsay, convener, Golspie; J. F. Hardie, factor, Skibo; T. M. Hunter, Brora; Alex. Sinclair and And. Mackay, Golspie; P. Stuart, Clynelish; Alex. Murray, Davochbeg; John Morrison, Tongue; Thomas Grant, Evelix; and Alex. Urquhart, Lairg; Archd ...

... with 86 attendances. ® ® *■§ 15 1. Donald M‘Lean 2. W. R. Oilmour 3. W. J. Dudgeon 4. James Gordon 5 James Hardie «. R. R. Hill 7. A. S. Innes (L-4 101 92 70 27 99 90 50 81 82 27 83 29 101 ...

... the consequences of which may disastrous to him.— Ed. A . T. Presentation to Chief Constable M'Hardy, Inverness-shire Constabnlaiy.— Chief Constable M’Hardy, of the Inrerness-shire constabulary, was on Tuesday presented with a large and handsome photographic ...

... PUBLIC HEALTH, M«ssra Lindsay, Dudgeon, A. Grant. J. F. Hardie, T. Grant, A. M‘Kay, D. M'Lear, P. Stuart, A. M'Kerzie, J Morrison, J. Niool, T. M. Hunter, John Ross, J. D. Cameron, and U*jor Sutherland, were appointed the Public Health Committee, with ...

... North of Scotland. SHRUBS and other Ornamental Trees in groat variety, all well-rooted and hardy. FLOWERING HUBS, Including fine collection of Rhododendrons, Hardy Azaleas, Audromedas, Spirals, &c. Very Fine Plants. ROSES Ybrid Perpetual. Tea. Penzance ...

... Office, Golspie, Mr Leishman presided. The members of Committee present included—Her Grace The Duchess of Sutherland, Mrs Hardie, Skibo; Mrs Lindsay, Ben Vraggie; Mr Andrew Lindsay; Colonel Morrison, Golspie; Messrs Alex. Sinclair, Golspie; Janetus Mackay ...

... And. Lindsay, Merchant. Loth—W. J. Dudgeon, Crakaig. Clyne—John Melville, Faskally; John Ross, merchant. Klldonan (South) —Thomas Mathessn, crofter, , Kildonan (North) —R. R. Hill, Naviedals. Strajthy—Angus Morrison, Mulvicb, Farjr—Alex. Grant, Evslix ...

... evening v-ry entertaii iig sdresses weie given the Kev. G. M>calpiue. Kev. 0. D. B-ntinck, v. R. L. Ritchi-, and E. Maeleod. Thomas Hardie’s gramophone provided great amusement at intervals, and tiie piano and violin aelecion rendered Messrs llardie and Sutherland ...