... committee, with L. I. Stewart secretary, had everything order. Operetta.—The pupils of the Thomas School, Keith, gave their annual Christmas entertainments in the St Thomas Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, when they submitted delightful performance of ...

... appointed Norroy King of Arms. Mr Ramsay McDonald, P., Leeder the Opposition. returned from Dorset, where hoe been with Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist He null arrive at Loariemouth the 9th ir.at. for tho of the Parliamentary vacation. Sir Aston Webb, president ...

... (Bridgend) and Clem Lewia (Cardiff), (captain); T. Parker (Swansea), T. Roberts (Newport), D. G. Davies (Cardiff), Gethin Thomas (Llnnelly), A. Baker (Neath), S. Morris (Cross Keys), ...

... Mat-Donald has had a restless recess. It was reported that paid a visit to Mr Thomas Hardy before he delivered a series of speeches on his way to his home at Lossiemouth. Hardy has not displayed the interest in the politics of his time that George Meredith ...

... 80 players taking part. The following were the prizewinners:—Ladies—l Miss Manson, 2 Miss E. Sheridan ; booby, Miss Mary M'Hardy. Gentlemen—l Mr John Paterson, 2 W. A. Cameron; booby, Mr Jas. Eirick. Handsome prizes were provided, and presented by Mr A ...

... installed R.W.M. The installi master was Bro. William Brown, I.P.M , assisted Bro. A. Booth. P-M-; Bro. J. Gaul, P.M.; Bro. J. M'Hardy, P.M. Bro. J. Michie, P.M.. St Nathalan Tullich in. Mar, No. 259; and Bro. Shearer, Lodge Leuohir. No. 1224. After the ceremony ...

... oppose Wales Twickenham, only Gilbert and are new to international honours; while the Welsh side, Cornish. Harding, Davies, Thomas, Michael, and 'Thomson will making their first appearanoo in these big game*. This will be the 34th meeting tween the two ...

... 2nd July Meeting.—Colonia gelding. All engagements. —Mascombe. GCLF. NEW PROFESSIONAL FOR balnagask. The Balnagask Golf has Thomas Fairweakher Whytc, 222 Aberdeen, the post of professional to the \Vhyte has far some time been chief assistant D. Houston ...

... story. SILAS BRAUNTON. By J. Mills Whitham. London: Allen and Unwin. 7s 6d. Mr Whitham's novels have a touch in them of the Hardy atmosphere in that the human fate is shown as largely predestined and worked out against a strong, impressive background. In ...

... and H. B.- Anderson: president, Mr C. J. Duguid; vice-president, A. C. Cowe; secretary, J. B. Michie; treasurer, Mr F. G. M'Hardy; general committee, Messrs A. Simpson, R. J. Cloieston, W. A. Cameron, J. Morgan, J. Anderson, J. C. Milne, E. Logan, J. S ...

... poets now living—Hardy and Doughty had written work epic in value. As a refutation of the arguments used against modern English poetry, Mr Abbott dealt with the works of several present-day poets, particularly 'those of Edward Thomas. Thomas, he said, was ...

... INCREASED READERS. FRASERBI RGH LIBRARY REPORT. The annual report Thomas Trail, public librarian, Fraserburgh, for the year ending December 31, 1922, shows that great interest has been taken the library by the public, and ita usefulness to the community ...