... the Lord Houghtos. She has writhe several novels and volumes of short stories. is ono of which she collaborated with Mr. Thomas Hardy. • Lord recently made over kis Carlow how Garryhill. to his eon usd heir. and it be the couatry resiclews of Lord sad Hawaiians ...

... event. of the autumn publishing maeon has been the publication by liesera. Maemillaa 'of a volume of short stories by Mr. Thomas Hardy. The title of 'the volume is A Changed Man, and it mulleins a dozen of what the dimingnished author describes as minor ...

... Mr. Thomas Burt's retirement from the poet of General Secretary of the Northumberland Miners' Union after the remarkable period of forty-eight years is • notable event in the annals of trade unionism. The executive is to consider this matter at the nest ...

... CHICKS AND EGGS. Tin Midlothian Poultry Farm. Oi'mignon, Supplies hardy (*hicks (rum their d sinter laying typical stratus of Bug Orp iugtons„ White Wyandotte*, Barred l'lyuluuth Rocks; White, Black, Bull, and Brasil at 1., .11.1 fifty; %tg Lundrrd thee ...

... 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 ...

... Howieson, Livingston, 21; J. Clibb, East Calder, 19, D. Rullurb, West Calder, 21; A. Forrest, 111. J. Russell, Mid Calder. 21; D. Hardy. Deus. A. Reuvriek, Oakbank, 21; A. Baxter. 17. W ..Brown, Livingston. 21; J. Nailen. East Calder, A. Kerr. Uptsall, 21; O ...

... signal, er reentries • its, geslicesP - He bag to go . r.o. SORTER KILLED AT rORR. What did you do thee? Did you reduce the Thomas Collier. a sorter at the 31 saelso hg ?-I kept the regulator to ter poet owe. wee faul t y in j ure d by place, sad also the ...

... funds for their generous help • which has en-41.1.1 us to carry on our work, and particularly to oar senior chaplain. the Rev. Thomas Matjoribanks. and the Colintnn Parish Char•h Kirk Session. Sir A. Oliver Riddell• Mr J. F.. Build. of Tolinton House, and ...

... good rendition. Apply Advection.' 601. F BALLS. —Any quantity wastrel for prompt radii highest prima given. Far prima, apply Thomas Brows, Hawthorn Road, Gooforth. Newomatio-tos-Tyne. IDIIIINVALI CYCLES, 4 Prentiss WS Calder. FOrlt of Bees and appbanees ...

... stein Nue it 1911 tad 9 hod uprisen' he Mr. Harry a ha d UN Tal W penal that Africa at of WA. /Mak . brash. IN LIGHTER VEIN THOMAS JAY. BY J. H. MSc I leers with regret that the wet able to faesaientileally--es did ear suesestors. I ewe heard of man whose ...

... 's were pasted to the second degree and one candidate bad the degree conferred on him by the R.W.M.. al4*rd by Bros. J. Hardie, P.M.; R. Gould. P.M.; and C. Thunman, The lodge was, closed in due dud ancient form. LEt - TVIIE. Under the auspice. of the ...

... lodgings under false Irefences from Thomas Farmer, and with @tea lag clothing from Joba Davies. On March it prisoner appeared at Nantcsnlle and entered into conversation with saying he was a curate from Ammanford. Thomas took him into hi` house and entertained ...