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... experience, in tho expensive buildings had built for me, this was of the many troubles my pigs suffered from. To-day on my hardy open-air system pig ailments of almost any description practically non-existent. the question of grazing pigs lo give an ...
... sun, Or think the hours move too slow; Delay kind, And too soon shall find That which we seek, yet fear know. The author is Thomas Stanley, whose translations from the Classics have, on the whole, a less confined circle of literary students than bis single ...
... CARTER Wanted ('No. 729)- —Situation Now Thanks to applicant. Tractor Dnver Wanted.—Situation Many thanks to applicants. Thomas Milne, Longside. MACHINERY. PLANT, &c. PLANT FOR ~SALE * ' Copper Stills, Irfirge Ma.-h Tup C.I. Tanks, Lancashire Boilers ...
... will rote neither men nor money for war? He goes criticise Thomas Hardy's new volume of Lyrics, which he considers ex aggerated in their atmosphere of gloom, regret, and pessimism. Mr Hardy's philosophy is not, says, Mors januae vitae, but 11 Vita mortis ...
... politics for the night and turn to literature and music Oxford and C ambridge nivor-6ities were fortunate. ' production of Mr Thomas Hardy's The Dynasts the Oxford University Dramatic Society special attraction was lent the presence the author. In that the ...
... England the on Friday. Convocation of Oxford University yesterday the degree of D.Litt. honoris causa was conferred upon Thomas Hardy, 0.M., the distinguished novelist. The Princo of Wales, the Duke Suther?and. and Sir James Barrio were the godfathers at ...
... Westerto.rn, while Wiseman, Broomhills, gave 65 ga. for one from Lain*?, Burntack, another of the Totmdow lot made 69 gs. to Mr Hardie, Corrie. The champion from Mr Simpson, was taken out at 131 gs. by Mr Wm. Mackenzie. Mr J. D. Fletcher Roaehaugh 105 gs. tor ...
... chair. The company numbered about 50, and included as guests ex-L ...
... be eaten sheep, Glen ot Pyc«- _Apply and Anderson. 6 Young Laying Rhode Island Red Hens for Sale Particular and price, M'Hardy, Troup, Gamrie. O White Wyandotte* averaged 289 per J.U one year through having Non- Poultry Spice every day in the soft mash ...
... was keenly apprccia student of literature. He was particula r interested the modern novel, his knowledge of the work® . Thomas Hardy was wide and intimate. , j wrote many articles on literary, artistic other subjects of broad and practical inter■'■•J and ...
... CHUIIOH.—I33o a.m and p.m.—Rev. R. M.A. Evening SuhjeiCt- -WtJliam Booth, Founder the Salvation Army. Soloist-Mr WM. 1). M'HARDY. Ca,nt«ta, a, 'by Choiir 7.30 T~CLEMENT'S U.F. CHURCH, Casile Terrace.— O 11 and 6, Rev. J. LITTLE: 11, Treachery and Tragedy ...
... and Mr quartette, a reading l>v Mr Sharp, and poem his own composing by the Rev. F. M'Hardy. The Rev. T. Munro. Echt. congratulated the audience on having Mr M'Hardy present. After tea dancing was engaged in music by the Midmar band. The Parish (Church ...