... amount remains yet to be done. The cause lias two stalwart champions in the present generation of men of letters iu Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr John Galsworthy and the former recently gave it as his opinion that many generations will pass liefore those sports ...

... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL’’ makes a noteworthy start with anotlier vulumo in (he January number. The contents include new poem by Thomas Hardy, and reproduction of his tint-published work, “How 1 Built Myself House,” which appeared in “Chambers’s Journal” sixty ...

... holders of the Order of Merit, of whom the numbei limited to 24. is the second member ot the Order to die this month, Thomas Hardy having been the senior civil memlicr. In addition to numerous other British decorations and honours, he was honoured France ...

... night cn roiilo to I’aris, lia'ing flown non slop from Now York. ta the third Atlantic (light within five weeks. say ** mon Thomas Hardy answers this charge and says—“ Maybe not, but to u- it that you no.’ Mow* Shot treed - preaenoc here to day seems to bring ...

... OPENED BY SIR THOMAS HENDERSON. Robertas flower show nod games were held on Saturday. Mr Wilson, school bouse, preiided (be opening ceremony, and (rod used Sir Thomas Henderson. Lao glands, who, in opening (he prootedings, spoke of the pleasure it gave ...

... Teviothead, 5 J. Hardie, P.S.A.. 14, beatG. Gray, Minto, 2 THIRD ROUND W. Young, Appletreehall, 12, beat 8. Ewart, P.8.A., 10 J. Soott, Teviothead, 8, beat H. Hialup, Teviot- J. Foster. Teviotdale, 13, beat H. Russell, Rule- water, 8 J. Hardie. P.8.A., 10 ...

... 20th Sejptemher, by Rev. D. O. Ross. M.A., Thomas Oliver, son of the late Tbomaa and Mrs Kennedy, 8 Elm Grove, to Elizabeth (Betty), daughter of William A. Grieve and Mrs Grieve, 16 Duke Street. MOORE—HARDIE.—At the Masonic HaII, Alexandra Parade, Glasgow ...

... Blackbaugh, Galashiels, for his Chsviot ram, other leading winners among Cheviots being Mr James Scott, Troneybill, Aocrum, and Thomas Wilson, Ladbope, Selkirk HAWICK BOY SCOUTS are holding their annual camp Crumhaugh Plantation this year. A pimic and sports ...

... Little. 2 Thomas McKinnon. Marrow Tliomaa McKinnon. Peas - I .1. H. Hnhlell, 2 Thomas McKinnon. Shoile*! |ica.* —I WiUittm Blvthe. 2 Mi** .Johnatone. Paralcy—Richard Vlujic. Potutoea - I Thomas McKinnon, 2 Kolicrt Mitchell. Do., coloured “Thomas McKinnon ...

... and District Obituary for 1925. Thomas McLeod, foreman compositor, 81; William Chisholm, joiner, 66; Arthur Macdonald, Lotiiian Street, fl8; John Farmer. Wilton Cemetery Superintendent, William Mtoto, cab driver, 03; Thomas McCreadie, formerly tuner with ...

... men over D. Ross, Tbos. Smith, 3 A. Lindores. 120 yards handicap (confined) Walter Heard, 2 J. Walker, 3 A. Hardie. Mile handicap—l A. Hardie, 2T. Donaldeon. Frank ’furabull, 4 Tom Welsh. 100 yards obstacle race—l J. W’alker, 2 Frank Turnbull, 3 Dan Turnbull ...

... Montgomery. President's Competition—l R Martin, 2 W. Rae, 5 J. Hardie, ♦ W. Young. HAWICK BURNS CLUB.—At general meeting of Hawick Bums Club on Tuesday last—Mr John Hume in the chair—Mr Thomas Soott reported that from wale of flowers and vegetables, held ...