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... CHAMBERSS Journal i/- FOR JANUARY begins the new volume AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work. HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE. which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal. Also the opening Chapters of A ...
... net ouR NAL For JANUARY Beene the New Volume AND CNINTAINS A New Poem by THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT HIS FIRST PUBLIBRID WORK How I Built Myself a House WHICH APPEARED SIXTY IMAM AO4) DI CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL Also Thal Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... sandbanks to the I,urgh were let by public auction fora year to Mr Thomas Turnbull, contractor, for LlO, being Cu lest than the sum receiroi last year. the small field at was let to Mr Robert Hardie at a rest of L 3 lbs, being 124 more than the rrut last year ...
... for January. A new novel in his lighter style is opened by John Buchan. called John Maonab : A Comedy for Fonchers. Mr Thomas Hardy's first effort, published TO years ago the journal, is reprinted, together with short and hitherto unpublished poem Mr ...
... youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Scott, Ferniehi rat, titow. HARDIZ—ROMANIS.—At the Pasish Church Manse, Ancrum, on the 25th olt., by the Rev. Wm. Gracie, James Halliday Hardie, second son of Peter Hardie, to Marion Wilkinson Romanis, grand-daughter ...
... 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 ...
... FUTURE OF GRETNA. To be sold next month. Queries in the Commons. In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr Thomas Johnston (Stirling and Cladunannan, Labour) asked the Secretary to the Treasury he would state bow many dwelling-houses were untenanted in the ...
... accept this, the only intimation and invitation. JOHNSTONE.—At 6 Union Street, the 22nd inst., nftera long illness. Janet B. Hardie, beloved wife of R. T. Johnstone. Funeral to-morrow (Saturday) at Two o'clock to Wei log* te Cemetery. Friends please akooejit ...
... annual sale of work in connection with the Stow Woman's Guild was held in the Town Hall. Stow, on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Thomas Wilson, parish minister, presided, and formally introduced Mis Ferguson Stow wiho again opened the sale. Miss Elliot, who ...