... known domestic varieties of pigeons) 6 What is known as - The Curse of Scotland - ) 7 Where is Ailsa Craig? 8 Where was Thomas Hardy, the novelist, born? 9 Who was Belshazzar? 10 Whose name is associated with the revolutionising of prison life? (Answers ...

... Memorial Hall— Mr S. G. Dakers, vice-president, in the chair. An able and very interesting paper, entitled The Genius of Thomas Hardy, was read by Mr E. S. Gardner. ACCIDENT An exciting accident caused by the collision of a motor-car with a dcgcart occurred ...

... and Walt Whitman are among them. These would not be everyman’s choice. Dante, Shakespeare, Milton, Lamb, Dickens, Goethe, Thomas Hardy, Edgar Allen Poe: no doubt a larger following would be claimed for these, though one might ■ have doubts about its sincerity ...

... 8 years—David Suther- land; 7 years—Jennifer Swankie; 6 years—Thomas Cooper; 5 years— Irene Cooper, Allan Brown. Next week’s programme will in- clude:—‘‘ Another Fine Mess (Laurel and Hardy), ‘‘ Loose Lot ”’ ree Stooges), “ Law of the lands (Western), ...

... Horticultural Society held a basket whist last Friday in St Stephen's Church hall. Society secreeary, Thomas A. Watson, was cardmaster. Mrs J. A. Mac Hardy presented prizes to the following winners:— Ladies -1, Miss Rhoda Simpson; 2, Miss B. Low; 3, Miss ...

... welcome he had been given to this lovely town. He referred particularly to the work done by Mr J. Blair Hardie during the past weeks. Rev. Thomas Nicholson. minister at lnverbervie Paris's Church for six years, is the sole nominee for the vacancy at Wellwnd ...

... 2 J. McKenzie, Arbroath, G. F. Snedden. Sweet peas—l James Pirie, 13 Gallowhill, 2 G. Robb, W. Stewart, Montrose. Hardy or half-hardy annuals (Amateur Gardening Bronze Medal) —1 G. F. Snedden, 2 D. Menmuir, J. Boss, Cut flowers, open border—l M. D. Balfour ...

... Arbroath Road, Carnoustie—• 1011. FOSTER. -At Arbroath Infirmary. on July 27, 1956. to Mr and Mn D Foster (Nan Pearyon). 52 Thomas Street, Carnoustie—a son. MitswELL—At 3o Manor Park Clow West Wickham, Kent, or. July 1956, to Mr and Mrs Gordon well MUM ...

... Chapman; 3, J. Bethel. Parsley-I,' 3 A. Mac Hardy; 2, G. Towns; 3, I. Duthie. Rhubarb-1, Mrs E. Spatiltie; 2, _G. Towns; 3, J. A. Mac- Hardy. Vegetable Marrow-1, G. Towns; 2, J. Duthie) 3, J. A. Mac Hardy. Celery A. Mitchell; 2, G. Towns; 3, J. Duthie ...

... Clark. Fuchsia (dark single)-1, Clark. Fuchsia (dark double)-I?r.ar. Mac Hardy; 2, G. Clark. Fuchsia (white double)-1, G. Clark. Fuchsia-1, G. Clark; 2, George Towns; 3, J. A. Mac- Hardy. Petunia (double)-2, G. Clark; 3, J. Bethel. Geranium (double)-1, G. ...

... holiday air. A (outplay of almost 3110 danectl to music- by Dace M;11111'4 Band. Booker's Certificates were awarded to -17 hardy bathers. S.P.C.A. ESSAY WINNERS Prizes won in tho annual essay competition of Arbroath branch of the society for the Prevention ...

... Bell, Royers’ new right back from Montrose, signed just before the match, made a promising debut but got little support. Only Hardie at centrehalt, and McCracken in goal did much to curb the visitors’ go-ahead tactics. A crowd of less than a thousand saw ...