... enjoy the earth no less Because the all enacting Might That fashioned forth its loveliness Had other aims than my delight. THOMAS HARDY. WORLDt EASIEST POOLS VP LEAGUES NOTHINC BARRED EVERYMANSfi.p. O ' PENNYPointsPOOL 4 DIVIDENDS COLLECTORS.WAN I E Staunch ...

... THE ENGLISH NOVEL In his concluding lecture in the series ou the Hagfish Novel. Mr Harvey Wood discussed the work of Thomas Hardy. 'this novelist was not, the lecturer said, as had often been stated, an atheist, but lie believed • malign evil unfriendly ...

... won tha weekly competition on Philpstouu Amu. •oldlsr Wounded s—Mr and Mrs Hardie, 7 Park Terrace, Kirknewton, have been notified officially that their son Private Thomas Hardie, Black Watch, has wounded in France. lie is now iu hospital in the United ...

... South Queensferry—Wilham 31eLean Sinclair, William John Oliver Thomson. Droxburn—Thomas Semple, John Thomson. Bathgate—George ltobertaon Edmonston, James Scott Hardie, Edward Walker. Whitburn—William Hailli*, Alexander Fault's. .1 r adide—J awes Montgomery ...

... Rostock, John Brown and Mrs Mariiin Kerr: Philpatoun Branch, Lawson Russe►l, Robert McCulloch, and Thomas Hardie: Putupberstou Branch, land ronference—Thomas Mann, Blackburn, and Mrs Marion Kerr, Blackburn; Delegates to S.C.W.S. Quarterly Meeting (ono I ...

... Kelso Cup on Broxburn green last Friday evening, when Pumpherston won by 18 shots. Scores:— Pumpherston—R. Whyte (skip) 17, Thomas Wynne 25—total 42 shots. Uphall Station—J. Hands (skip) 12, R. Wardrope 13—total 25 shots. The weekly hat competition was ...

... juniors -1 James Cobben, Clifton Gardens. Ratho; 2 James Hardie, Duntarvie; 3 James Young, West Briggs. Kirkliston. Tractors, stubble-1 David Marshall, Hallyards; 2 William Ginnie, Kilpunt; 3 Thomas Thomson, Cramondbridge. ...

... entertainment in the shape of recitations by Mrs B. Hardie, who was enthusiastically received for a very fine interpretation of The Highwayman, which she gave with fine dramatic sense, and later Mrs Hardie struck a lighter note with the old favourite, ...

... almost ..omp)etely forgotten. In some cases a few stones from the disappearing walls are all that remain to remint as of these hardy peasants of one hundred years ago. The walls of Birniehill, we remember, stood longer than some of the others, and the place ...

... Russell, Blackridge; P.D.C.U., Bro. Toter Aitken, Bo'neas; D.S.J.T., Bro. Peter Thomson, Slioneyburn; D.A.S.J.T., Bro. Thomas Hardie, Philpstoun; 'Amite, Bro. John Maelure, Armadale; Guardian, Bro. George Strachan, Waekridge; Trustees, Bros. Alex Bryce ...

... Newland. Sons, agricultural engineers, St 31agdal's Works, Linlithgow, and Messrs John Hardy 4 Son, 20-24 George Street, bath- MOTOR DRIVER VIREO A 3 lorry driver, Thomas 8 Wain-hope ltoal, Edinburgh, woo was trim' driving in July last for being under tlse ...

... DEATH OF COCKPEN MINISTER The death occurred at the Manse, Cokpen, on Friday of the Rev. Robert llntgoniery Hardie, nnnist r of the parish of toekpzii. in the Presbytery of Da'ke.th in his 89th year. He was licensed by the Presbytery Glasgow in May 1897 ...