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... Hails, Maxners, a ll mud . Rations Edited be T. ATHOL JOYCE. M.A.. and N. W. THOMAS. M.A. Illustrated with of pow Original Photo,,,:.hs. mad Series of Coloured flaw from Norman Hardy. The Scope of This Work. It be a pictorial history of the women of the world ...
... GOSPEL lIISSION. Oa SABBATH FIRST at 4-30. Thr Gmpel win be Preached. Soroker—Mr J. D. HARDY, Itathgati. Come, anti Bring a Friend. LET—WEST ( ALDER BRA NCH . THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of AU Forward. - will deliver a lecture in the VANONIC HALL wEnxEsDAT ...
... children were presented with an orange, the gift of Mr Blyth. The following is•tlie priselist: Perfect attendance—Georgina Hardie, Mary Napier, Stanley Anderson, Robert Roberteon, Kenneth Williamson, Henry Napier, Archie M'Donald. Once absent—lsabella ...
... Macdougall. c Hardie, h W. lamb, ('. Bruce, e Hardie, h Kerr, 8 W. Leishman, e and b Hardie, 12 .1. U. Fraser, r Forrest. b Hardie, .1. Drjhurgh, c Nicol, h Kerr, T. It. SWAM, not out. 6 Extra., Total. Mr J. A. Hardie's ...
... L(s AL SOLDIER WOUNDE DANGEROUSLY D. Mrs David Hardie, Mangle Street, West Cal *der, hav been oilleially notilied that her son, Pte. John Hardie, of the Wiltshire Regiment. has' been seriously wounded by gunshot in the thigh. Pte. Ilsrdie enlisted two ...
... windows were smashed. The house of Thomas Fox, near Lough George, woe also ired into. The Road Board is retitle' . £lO,OOO toward. improvement of the roe& of leliagtoo , It ham Ines deasitoly decided that Mr. Heir Hardie, who is threatened with Liberal ...
... '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 ...
... Competition.—Prise presented by Thomas Hood, Esq.—won by It. Jamieeon. Prize presented by A. II .Stark. Esq.—won by J. Richardson. Club prism—won by J. Toall and T. Findlay. Two-foal Competition.—Prise presented by Thomas Ovens, Esq.—won by A. M'Dowall ...
... Ice WEST CALDER CHRISTIAN UNION. D. HARDIE, Esq., Ckial of tin Ezcao, . will conduct it. Weekly Mooting in STEWART STREET SCHOOL. uu WEDNIESDAY FIRST, at 741 A Hearty Radom. AIL I.L.P.—WEST CALDER BRANCH. THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of Yonrard. will ...
... and any hardy annuals that were sown under glees, may be moved outside in • sheltered position to make room for the half hardy annuals that were sown under glass, may be moved outside in a sheltered position to make room for the half hardy annuals which ...
... canted by Bro. Thom son, 1.1'.11.; Bro. Itobertisoo. l'.11.11.11.; Bro. T. Andrew. Hro. TUOIIIII4 (abler. S.W. Bro. John Hardie. 1'.11.J.W. 'thin being all the the Lodge was closed in due and ancient forum. 1.0.G.'1'. -The usual weekly of Truth Floe ...
... simultaneous stop=of work is the esaatriss alerted by war. sod if they had any suggaitions to make on the proposals. Mr. Elm Hardie. M.P.. following hm cartem, gave the answers of the anima before the quietism were pat. But his poredietions mot their usual ...