... Mrs Fowler's ('up for beet bird shown by • juvenile—John Napier, Lanark Road. (libeon Cup, for best bird shown by a novice— Thomas Napier, Lanark Road. Dr Fowler's Cup—Mr William Elder, Balerno. The Mitchell 'Cup—James Napier, Lanark Road. The Major Hope ...

... witnesses to the quality of the Life within, and the fever of our revolt is calmed by that atmosphere of benediction.—Thomas J. Hardy. Convey thy love to thy friend, as an arrow to the mark. to stick there. not as a hull ngainet the wall. to rebound hack ...

... lose my train. The policeman said that Cowley was intoxicated. Be found two cartridges in his haversack. Lieutenant A. E. Hardy described Cowley a very geed soldier. He said it was at fzeiptionally hard case because Cowley had been at the front for twelve ...

... ; Mr Jackson, W. 8.; A. Gordon 8. Gikk, Berwickshire John Sc.., Eq., W. 8.; Ales. Y. Cook, rag.; O. H. Esq.; Tins. Hardie. Nag.; Thomas Wines. jun., Beg., Bast Lothian. Mr Heidrun, baring now arranged to matins, as Ii.F.H., hos instructed that his Horne ...

... directors dividend of S per cent. DEATH OF .k CIUMEAN funeral took plain to Bo'netta Cemetery on 'Wedimaday afternoon of Hobert Hardie. a crintean veteran', formerly of the Scots tireys, in Ills 14th year. Dartlie enlisted in tilatiguw, old immediately proceeded ...

... YOUNO WOMEN'S 01111STIAN ASSOCIATION.—This well-managed Association has resowed its meetings for the winter session. Mrs Hardy, The Inch, is president, and the secretarial work will be porforwed by Miss Hillier. LIGHTING CUUTAILED.—The towstion of curtailing ...

... public-houses should be clossd on Coronation day. Mr. Hsi: Hardie, M.P., had promised to take the place of Mr. Churchill, who is unable to speak at Manchester on May 20 for the Liberal Christian League. Thomas Seymour, sixty-four, seaman, who was sentenced to ...

... Wednesday night. l'he draw tor the first round of the cop lies nrolte.l 4 S - 4 'Astleltill v. Royul .11Ivert. rowittirr v, Hardy:Ate. I v. !Jerk head l'org Ileriothill v. v. v. Kirkeounel v. Springside. .loeltentiblicr v. 1 / a ngina Water. I.ightburn ...

... stamped War Mee. Loudon: . was the lose ilobelrt Hardy, 30: Oxford Gardens. Notting Hill. London. being charged wi th an offence under the Defence of the Realm Act at Clerkonvicll Police-court. Hardy, who is a canteen an was arrested in Gray's Inn-road ...

... of the Rev. J. F. Mae- Hardy, minister of Kinnettles US. Church, Forfar. Mr Mac Hardy had been ill for some months, and died in an Aberdeen Nursing Home on 13th inst. After nearly twenty years ministry. in Crioff, Mr Mac Hardy was for some time in an ...

... judgment in an action at the instance of • schoolgirl named Gertrude Hill, with the consent and coneurranee of her mother, Jane M'Hardy or Hill, widow, Bath/Ms. against the Provost. Magistrates. and Connelllots of the berth of sob- We as the Local Authority of ...

... PARISH COUNCIL AND THE R.vrEs. At the statutory reeding of Millburn Pariah Council, held on Weiltimmday, Mr Thomas Kerr, chairman, presided. 'rime estimates for time ourreut year were submitted and ronsidered. it was resolved that the following sums would ...