... same case the hapless Mormon. What the Baconians don’t rob him of, somebody else does. Hero is Professor Boae asserting that Thomas Kyd, one the earlier Elizabethan dramatists, was practically the author of “Hamlet.” wonder a reviewer feels “ bound to enter ...

... Gordon of Abergeidie; Mr'William'Gordon, Aberdeen; Win. Leslie, London ; Dean of Guild Maodomuld, Aberdeen ; Mr Charles M'Hardy, Aberdeen; Mr R. W'hyte Macka>y. Aberdeen ; Mr W. S. Mackenzie, London Mr Charles Fraser-iMaokintosh, Inverness; Mr A. 'Neil ...

... woman who acted housemaid 5 Cheyne Row, Chelsea, appeared iu the “Cornhill Magazine recently and controverts popular view Thomas Carlyle ;—I oould have lived with him all my days, and it always makes me angry when I read, as I sometimes do, that he was ...

... Victoria United—R. Murray; Brebner and Craig; Kitchen, A. Murray. Ritohie, Duncan. Burnett, Ferries, atul Ritchie. Referee—Mr Hardy, Edinburgh. Th« St Johnstone were having the best the match, and had scored two goals nil when the match had to declared off ...

... result:—N.G., Robert Watson; V.G., George Donald; Secretary, W. Grant; Treasurer, W. Milne; Warden, A. Barron; conductor, A. M'Hardy, jun.; Inside Guard, Andrew Clark; 0.G., A. M'Millan; R.H.S. to N.G., John Duncan; L.H.S. to N.G.. James Drummond; supporters ...

... Association. Tho names are given in the order of merit:—Men's olose—William Kennedy, John M‘Hardy. Charles Logie. William Matthew, Geo. Haillie, J. D. Henderson, Thomas B. Oreig, Peter T>avidson. Harry Nairn, Peter Alex. Florence, George Walker. Ladies’ c ...

... Ross, George 5 Hugh Mvmro, Clove®; 6 James M'Donald, Wester Coltfield; 7 Colin Hardy, 8 John M'Andie, Hatton; 9 James Claydales; 10 Alex. (M'Donald, ColtfieM House; 11 Thomas 'Milne, Dykeside; 12 James Stuart, LonghiLlock; 13 Alex. Pirie, 14 James Simpson ...

... Glassed; e s '«r and M'Couibie, Slack, who gave their wards as follows: an d Highland society's medal Wm. Ohristie, liilyiair; Thomas Innee, Oldtown; 3 William Leslie, Whitehouse; 4 Charles Rattray, George Wyness, the Cafe; 6 James Sheriffs. Auchlossa.il; ...

... Tbe Chairman, at this stage, intimated the following telegram from Mr M'Hardy of Drumblair, one of the shareholders :— Success to Drum oak. Regret we cannot be present—M'Hardy. Baillie Meff said gave him great pleasure to reply to the toast, Milne ...

... Porter, Square, P’lmly; John Donaldson, Banchory: Archibald Robb, Riverslea, Rothes; A. Walktnfhaw. Bank Agent, Dufftown ; Thomas Mitchell, Grocer, Stonehaven; William Stephen, Maud; CaUkr Brother.-, Portsoy; Central Passenger Agency, 46 Markohal Street ...

... half-past six o'clock Messrs James and Alexander Ogilvie met the guests they arrived, and gave them a most cordial welcome. Mr Thomas Skea and the Misses were also present to extend a greeting. The saloon was brilliantly lit up with the electric light, and ...

... Mackie, Ainsfcie, and Manning. Nomads —Smith, Malcolm, A. M. BissetA, D. G. Bissett, Allan, Walters, Fleming. Lunan, Grant, Thomas, Brown, Dod, and Smith. 'Shire won tlw toes and the Nomads started play. For first few minutes the pressed, but the 'Shire ...