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... series of articles of the history and developments of the present century by eminent living writers and nine volumes of Thomas Hardy’s novels and poems For a block four cottages to be SUMMER TRAIN SERVICES REMODELLED TIME TABLE time-tablo the Great Western ...

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... Mains of Laithers. Ladies' 'race —Miss M'Hardy, Muiresk. AUCHNAGATT. Picnic. The scholars attending Savofch Girls' School held their annual picnic on Friday afternoon Auchnagatt in a field kindly granted by Mr Thomas Fra»er, Northseat. There was a large number ...

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... decorations in honour of the Royal Show which opens to-day with excellent prospect; of success. The city is crowded with visitors—hardy, redfaced farmers from all parts of Britain and from overseas, and many men of scientific and engineering repute. Exhibits ...

... though a little the junior of both Sir George Trevelyan and Mr. Thomas Hardy, must be classed witls . our Grand Old Men of Letters. Like lo nifty other men of letters —Samuel Rogers, Grote, Thomas Hodgkin and Mr. Walter Leaf, for instance—he passed to -literature ...