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... before the vandalism took place. Altogether the Bell Hill fort and its beautiful situation would merit a description by Thomas Hardy, and it is certainly worthy of being considered the chief attractions of Selkirk. J. M. Selkirk. ...
... 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 ...
... —AtXtrilands,.kiawiek, on the. 13t1, instant, Walter Funeral private. Flowers respeottrily do. HARDIE.—At Mary&ld, Havelock Street, on the lbth inst.., James Hardie, in kis 76tli year. Funeral private. No donee. McCALLUM.—At Hoblurk, on 12th last, Cohn McCallum ...
... Galashiels. Xixon— Hardie.—At Lockie's .temperance Hotel, Selkirk, on the 10th inst., by J® Rev. J. A. Somerville, John Dunn, second son Mr and Mrs Thomas Nixon, «alashiels, to Elizabeth Romans, daughter of the late Thomas Hardie, Selkirk. Deaths. Campbell ...
... Gibson—Johnstone.—At the Memorial U.F. Church, Selkirk, on the 24th bv the Rev. Andrew Ross. M.A. 8.D., James Thomas, youngest and Mrs Thomas Gibson, Gtebe Tewaoc, Selkirk, Eliza Rutherford, youngest daughter the late Mr Robert Johnstone, saddler, and ...
... showing the woaderfal horsemen whose deeds of daring have emitted quite a sensation. Tess D'Orberalles. The pictnrisation of Thomas Hardy's now. I. 'editorial/ Blanche prove • very strong attraction at the na the nue 188 g three night* of the Tees of the D'llrher ...
... whist drive in the club rooms on Thursday evening. Prizes were won byLadies—l, Miss Janet I. Hardie 2, Miss Flo. Hardie; booby, Miss Jean Davidson. Men—l, Mr Thomas Forster; 2, Mr James Turnbull; booby, Mr Will. Holliday, Dinlabyre. . Billiabds.—A billiard ...
... when the rink skipped Thomas Fair grieve won by shots. Scores 21-18. Th ...
... Silloth (prize given by Mr David Oliver) —Miriam Oliver. Science—l, Miriam Oliver; 2, Thomas Davidson. Mathematics—l. William Charters; 2, John MuTray. Woodwork—Thomas Davidson. Gardening—John Brown. Cookery—Miriam Oliver. Laundry —Mary Mather. The prize-list ...
... on 15th inst-, James Hardie, in his 75th year. Johnstons. —At Melbourne. Australia on the Sept., James Kerr, only son of the late Robert C. Johnstone and Mrs Johnstone, 68 Montpelier Park. Edinburgh, and grandson the late Thomas Kerr, Selkirk. Lyle.—At ...
... KATIE—2-Reel Comedy. M. Baritone Vocalist, v. ••■-GRAPHIC. NEXT WEEK. BLANCHE SWEET in TESS the D'URBERVILLES, From Thomas Hardy's Novel. The Greatest Love Story of modern times. Real, without being sordid. Tragic, without being morbid. JACK DEMPSEY ...
... Hawthorn Cottage, 30 Dovecot Park, proposed by Robert Stark, Rockville, seconded by Thomas Dickson, 41 High Street; tWilliam Snowden, Viewfield Park, proposed Thomas Ourrie, Scott Crescent, seconded by Walter D. Dobeon, 47 Tower Street; the Rev. George ...