... llipf „ was , ss ai:d bm i k itr in bo an i d og d.d . o na nT ich w darns Fallard ge. de b: traying 'several looms. Mr. Thomas Hardy has accepted the post Corporation has agreed to issue of President of the Anchors Club•• In emcees. Si per cent. redeemable ...

... 'mums FIRST Since the death of Mr. George the greatese living English novelist Thomas Moody, and it is (RC should succeed Mr. Meredith of the Authors' Club. It is Mr. Hardy, who was arehit was • novelist, might never op= a literary career had it ni Mr ...

... s. Inglis of tilencorse (seconder); assentors —Sir R. Howand Anderson, Allermuir House. Colinton; Thomas Bennet Clark, C.A., New- Balerno; R. S. L. Hardie. Ashley House, Natho; John K. Anderson, Valmerstou Place; Andrew T. S. Scott of Croaswoodhill; Walter ...

... , Ramsay Traqusir: S.SL, William M. Mallerb; S.W„ John Storldart. J.W., John Hoss; Secretary. George Melrose.: Treasurer, Thomas M*Denald; Chaplain, Rev. D. C. Stewart; 5.1)., Marshall Bryce; J.D.. Walter Young; J. 1.. Dewar; D.0.C., George Scott; D. ...

... Thursday was the trotting handicap fur the custody of the Kelso Cup, in which Mr Hardie's Princess was declared the winner, Mr Wood's Donald being second, and Mr Hardie's Victor third. On Friday the programme was much longer. Donald Lunde judged ...

... Shorthorn Bull, one-year old-1. Thomas Grant, Learielaw, Brit:barn. Shorthorn or Cross Cow, in Milk or Near Calving-1 and 2, Thomas Grant; 3, Jellies Stark. Whitelaw, Juniper Green. Shorthorn or Cross Quey, two-year-old-1, Thomas Grant; 2 and 3, John Martin ...

... East Benhar Heatherbell Football Club was held in the Co-operative Hall on Friday last, when over 50 couples were present. Mr Thomas Calder wade a very efficient 11. C.. and excellent music was supplied by Mr Byre's Quadrille Band. The purveying was in the ...

... bells, sweet Williams, and bulbs in beds, borders, and as the grass. Lay down new turf. Sweep and roll grass. - Plant hardy climbers. Hardy Fruit Garden: Plant standard, bush, and espalier wall trees, on well prepared ground. Look over grease bands on apple ...

... members o/ the present Council. Cotillion South ward.—Yawn *James Cor• mach, CoLinton; •Alexander E. k'airgrieve, Culinton; 'Thomas Hardie, Collator': •John L. M'Callium Cobaton; harry lil th, butcher. Colinton; Angus M. Gregorian. W.S., ton; John M'Donald butcher ...

... special writing of the Council was held in th 3 Board ItJom on Friday evening. present —Maws Curinack, Duncan. tairgrieve, Hardie, McCallum, McNeill, Simpson, and Stalker. Apologia ware intimated tram Messrs Bird. wood and Scott. Mr Janet Connect, J.P ...

... proved most profitable and interesting, and was intently listened to by a large congregation. DEATH OF MRS THOMAS CLELAND.—By the death of Mrs Thomas Cleland which took place after a short illness at her desidence in West Main Street on Thursday morning ...

... Bro, J. Mill, P.M., loused a number to the thiril degree. The following offirers wee! elected for the ensuing year: Bro. J. Hardie, R.W.M.: Bro. A. Chalmers, 1.P.M.; Bro. W. Robertson, D.M.; Bro. J. Brown, P.M., S.M.; Bro. T. Andrew, Bro. C. Thomson, J ...