... amount remains yet to be done. The cause lias two stalwart champions in the present generation of men of letters iu Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr John Galsworthy and the former recently gave it as his opinion that many generations will pass liefore those sports ...

... night cn roiilo to I’aris, lia'ing flown non slop from Now York. ta the third Atlantic (light within five weeks. say ** mon Thomas Hardy answers this charge and says—“ Maybe not, but to u- it that you no.’ Mow* Shot treed - preaenoc here to day seems to bring ...

... Skips and scores :—Presi- Vice President. 7.7 homas Greig 10, F. dent Charles Scott Vice-President—Thomas 8—total 25. Hardie 10, Thomas Guthrie 7, Thomas Rell for Vice- 9 total Resulting in a win President by one shot. ...

... (Misses Jean Davidson, Flo Hardie, and Bessie Inglis; and Messrs T. J . Ewart, J. Lamb, R. Inglis and T. Grieve). Industrial Jacks on, Kelso, and Miss M. J Bell, Rush End, Falstone (same as Raking, etc.). Walking Sticks—Mr Thomas Scott, Bridge End, Newcastleton ...

... Hostile. Double Begonia—l, A. Helaine; 2, J. Hostile. Beg • Blooms—l, J. Beattie; 2, Netts Heathy.. Hardy Annuals-1, J. Heaths; 2, W. Borthwick. Half-Hardy Annuals—l, J. Heatlie; 2, W. Pow. Vase Antirrhinums-1, W. Pow; 2, P. Ferguson, Borthwickshiels. Pot ...

... committee—Messrs T. G. Inglis, John Elliot, T. J. Ewart, John Carruthers, A Scott, R. Elliot. Thomas Oliver, James Jackson, James Misses L. J. Ewart, F Hardie Jean Davidson, B. Thomeon, and Bessie Inglis. Mr John A. Wylie was re-apnointed as secretary ...

... Little. 2 Thomas McKinnon. Marrow Tliomaa McKinnon. Peas - I .1. H. Hnhlell, 2 Thomas McKinnon. Shoile*! |ica.* —I WiUittm Blvthe. 2 Mi** .Johnatone. Paralcy—Richard Vlujic. Potutoea - I Thomas McKinnon, 2 Kolicrt Mitchell. Do., coloured “Thomas McKinnon ...

... Geraninm—1, Thomas McKinnon. Wiliam Penstemons- Kivthe 1, George Beattic. Phlox—1, Steele; 2, Thomas McKinnon, Two bunches hardy Border Flowers—1, George Beattie; 2, Wm. Blythe. Six varieties Hardy George Beattie. Three bunches Half-Hardy ...

... mittee—Messrs T. G. Inglis, John Elliot, T. J. Ewart. John ramithors, A. tivott. R. Elliot, Thomas Oliver, James Jackson, James Inglis, Misses L. J. Ewart, F. Hardie, Jean Davidson, B. Thomson. and Bessie Inglis. Mr John A. Wylie was re-appointed secretary ...

... came to Rawburn in 1833, and since that time four generations have served on the farm, Adam being the third, while his son, Thomas, now himsclf manages a hirsel. Mr Adam father was a well known personality, and managed the sheep on the farm of Whitsome ...

... Renwick, 8. J. Hardie, 10; D. Crwwford, 7. FOUNTS ROUND. A. W. Sco Ruth tt, erfo 10rd,RowelCl, 6. 11; W. rawford, 6. A. Pita, 16; A. Cochrane, 5. .1. Hardie, —; W. Heard, —, A. Scott, 16; W. Rutherford, B. J. Hardie, 10; A. Pitt, 6. • J. Hardie, P.S.A., 11; ...

... Dougal, Lyleston, The following is the prize list: Twe horse swing ploughs -] Robert Hardie, Carfrae, Oxton: 2, Walter Ovens, Oxton: 3 John Ford Greenknowe, Gordon: 4 Thomas Thom eon, Lander. Two-horse wheel plongha fonen) ] ...