... largely take to agriculture. In certain parts of England. notably Wessex, they have always been successful farmers. Mr. Thomas Hardy's Bathsheba is a type of the South-country woman with a nice eye for a sheep or a pig and a fine discrimination in man ...

... Hon. Sengtor W. C. Edwards, Hon. J. J. Foy, K.C., M.P.P., Col. Hon. J. M. Gibson. K.C.. Arthur C. Hardy, John Hoskin, K.C., LL.D., J. NV. Langmuir, Thomas Long, J. Bruce Macdonald, Sir Daniel H. McMillan, K.C.M.G., W. D. Matthews, Hon. Peter Mcl.aren, ...

... Christmas green. A great many from four until six o'clock. ladies braved the gloomy day to enjoy an hour in such Mrs. E. B. Hardy, formerly Miss Kerr, of Petrolia, contrasting surroundings. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McPhail, of Ontario street, of cne of the ...

... would shine with extraordinary devotion. Your wife seems wonderfully attached to you. Thomas, casually observed the mistress of the house. . Yes, ma'am. answered Thomas complacently. Ain't it jest sicken? Society has given up the good old fashion of ...

... E. Fairclough, F.R.C.0., Dr. Edward Fisher, James Galloway, A.R.C.0., T. C. Jeffers, Mus. Bac., J. W. F. Harrison, Edmund Hardy, Mus. Bac., T. J. Palmer, A.R.C.0., Richard Tattersall, Dr. A. S. Vogt, H. A. Wheeldon, F.R.C.O. These gentlemen were not even ...

... Langmuir. D. R. Wilkie, Samuel Nordheimer, Alfred Myers. G. A. stinison, E. R. Greig, Thomas Patterson, W. R. Brock, Arthur C. Hardy, Frederick Wyld, J. Bruce Macdonald, Thomas Long, Sir Wm. Mortimer Clark, K.C., John L. Blaikie, James Maclennan, Sir Aemillus ...