... Rowland Millar; 2, Joan Howieson; 3, Robert Dalgleish; 4, John Duncan; 5, Lockey Campbell. Class 11.-1, Meanie Anderson; 2, Thomas Hardy; 3, Maggie Pattereon; 4, Maisie Kerr. Class 111.-1, Agnes Patterson; 2, Maisie Walker; 3, Jessie Kyle; 4, Ruby Elliot. ...

... boat-race by ten lengths. TILE TOLL OF THE YEAR. During the past year several notable figures have passed away. On January Ilth Thomas Hardy, the novelist and poet, whose impress ou Eng.ish literature will neser be forgotten, died. Universal sorrow, expressed ...

... Tlf January • Chambers'.' to a notable number. It contains, in addition to a group of int emoting articles, a new poem by Thomas Hardy, England'e most dtotingutohed writer, and a reprint of his Stet published work—' How I built myself a House'—which appeared ...

... 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 ...

... its September needier. All other feature of this number which will he eagerly read is a character-study of 'Thomas Hardy by Harry Fusin's. Mr Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but having known Mr Furnias for so loag he recently invited him to Max Gate ...

... 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 ...

... Thistle Street, 14th init., to Mr and Mrs D daughter. MARRIAGES. HARDIE HASTINGS. At Castle Douglas, on 23rd Januar Rev. T. J. Campbell Crawford, • burgh Parish Church (brother bride), Oliver Hardie, inerchat Clarkie,. daughter of Matthew Knocksllan, and widow ...

... A VSILhON, a former of Salmi boon appointed in connection with Scottish Technical SIR THOMAS HENDERSON, whose mote sat ciamaection with • 0 0 Hewlett Committee, intimated st • of the Authority a Boswells yesterday, that was the pea a leaving for Australis ...

... competition, which was concluded on Monday evening, and for which there were 32 entries has been won by Thomas Hardie and W. Hardie. who beat Thomas Martin and W. Waddell in the final by shots to three. ...

... assisted by the Rev. Dr McConnachie, Thomas Baptle, son of Mr and Mrs Bantle, 8 Duke Street, Hawick, to Agnes Clark, youngest daughter of the late William Smith, and Mrs Smith, High Street, Lauder. HARDIE-BEWARD.—At Si Thomas' Church, London, on 4th inst., ...

... Skips and scores :—Presi- Vice President. 7.7 homas Greig 10, F. dent Charles Scott Vice-President—Thomas 8—total 25. Hardie 10, Thomas Guthrie 7, Thomas Rell for Vice- 9 total Resulting in a win President by one shot. ...