... most entertaining article. which will be found in its September number. .%n, they feature of this ber a character-study of Thomas Hardy by Harry Furnisa. In Samson in l'etticonts St. Nikal Singh some amazing fca•s of strength of a Hindu lady, lois article ...

... their two s'iilling belies of books by famous authors Far From the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy. This work has alwaysaccapied • very prominent position among Hardy's works, enjoying • popularity that is only exceeded by Teas of the D'Urbervilles. ...

... pleasure. Mr Linkie expres sed in very liberal terms his admiration for Thomas Hardy as • writer and novelist, and was equally severe in his criticism of his philosophy of life. Thomas Hardy kept the dark side of life continually before us. He believed that ...

... Observer. He says : The ()tiler of Merit has enjoyed lustre on the ground that only merit has achieved it, Henry James died. Thomas Hardy died. The Order was sadly diminished. There ware no literary members of it. Two have been appointed. One of them is Mr ...

... It. Sl'llitchie, seconded by Mr A. Jack. A similar c )mplinient was paid to the chairman. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES, By THOMAS HARDY. A new cd lion of this famous novel has just been issued by Macmillan & Co., Ltd. (2/- net). the lit rberrilles is possibly ...

... NEWTONGRANGIE AND NEWBAITLE. U.F. CHURCH. —The fortnightly meeting of the Guild brought forward an excellent paper on Thomas Hardy, by Mr Jas. Stark, M.A. Though the attendance was small, Mr Stark was congratulated on one of the best papers ever given ...

... INTELLIGENCE. TIONNYRIGH. lkixisci.—ln a Oat. 61b. bowing competition, arranged by the Melbourne Amateur Athletic Club, Edinburgh, Thomas Johnstone, a local promising young pugilist, beat J. Oreenan (Edinburgh Amateurs), on points in the final tie. East. HMO Ft ...

... CV/ YU/RUMS. orz Group of Cut Flowers—l Thomas Jeffrey. St. Hasid's, Nee/tonguing.; 2 John Steele, 1100 High wirers. Dalkenth 4 Bunches Hardy Peremalii-1 Neil Leyden. 2 Thos. Jeffrey. 12 Roes Blooms-1 Neil Leyden, 2 George Telford. 6 Rose Blooms— IM. ...

... 3 Thomas Thomson, 4 James Pomo* ; 2nd year (b)-1 Eliz Mulvey, 2 (equal) Witalije Jutin,has. Willis, Ledinghani and Win Wheelan 3 (equal) Elia C .ekburn, Flora Stewart, Ben Nelson ; 2nd year (o)—1 (equal) Mister Collins, Jame. Pryde, Maria Hardie, Winifred ...

... James Small. Archibald Cunningham. Thomas Richardson. James Crabbe Alexander Ramage. James Davie. John Rose . Thomas Davidson. William Ras. George Davie. Archibald Renwick. Alexander C. Ellacott Albert A. 800rgie. Thomas Fraser. Brunton Smith. John Gildenton ...

... remuneration was for the Local Authority in the first instance. A letter was also read from Mr Murray Hardie, architect, strongly recommending that Mr Thomas Anderson should be employed as part time Clerk of Works on the scheme. During the war he had boon ...

... C. Fraser ; Assistant Secretary, Bro. Thomas Lister ; Treasurer, Bro. William W. Lennox ; Chaplain. Bro. Wm. Turnbull ; Senior Deacon, Bro. Thos. M•Lean ; Junior Deacon, Bro. James Smith ; Inner Guard, Bro. Thomas Cockburn ; Tyler. Bro. Charles Waterston ...