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... At The Manse, Greenlaw, on the 21st inst, by the father the bride, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis Wester, brother the bridegroom, Robert Forrester Hardy, Esq., agent, Bank of Scotland, Dunse, to Janet Gordon, eldest daughter of the Rev. John ...
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... CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL’’ makes a noteworthy start with anotlier vulumo in (he January number. The contents include new poem by Thomas Hardy, and reproduction of his tint-published work, “How 1 Built Myself House,” which appeared in “Chambers’s Journal” sixty ...
... history—es, for example, the Misses personal aide of the rise of Methodism in the village as revealed by George Eliot. it is of Thomas Hardy we 'limys think teellay when the fiction of the countryslis is under discussion. He delineates, not only tie dram of human ...
... Purdic, Minto. Three Varieties Sweet Peas—l, George Black, Hassondean; 2, Thomas Smail, Hassendcan; 3, Donald Sutherland, Minto. Six Violas or Pansies— Thomas Smail. Four Hardy Herbaceous Spikes—l, R. H. Simson, Minto; 2, R. Elliot, Cleughhead. Bouquet ...
... Flower , —l. Mrs McVittie; 2, Thomas Small; 3, D. Sutherland. Three Varieties Sweet Peas—l, G. W. Black; 2, J. Purdie; 3, D. Sutherland. Three Pentstemons (varieties)—Thomas Small. Two Vases Antirrhiuums—l, D. Sutherland; 2, Thomas Small. Six Violas or Pansies ...
... Donald Sutherland. Three ,Pentstemon*—Thonia» Smail. Two Vases Antirrhinums—l, Donald Sutherland; 2, Thomas Sniail. Six Viola* Pansies —Thomas Smail. Four Hardy Herbaceous Spike*—l, Robert H. Simson, Minto; James Purdie. Bouquet Wild Flowers (school children) ...
... LADY. A thrilling tale of international espionage and of a beautiful spy who dared all for love of her country's enemies. Thomas Hardy . * Noce!. The first Talking Picture with a Soul. Our Mother -Tongue as it s:iould he spoken. with all the charm and purity ...
... week. AT Hawick Sheriff Court lust week, Mr Patterson, formerly a tobacconist, Wa ‘ranted his discharge as a bankrupt. Mk Thomas Hardy, coachman, Whitehill, St Boswells, had a strong swarm cf bees on the ith of this month, and other two on the 3th. THe Hon ...
... She le an enthusiastic dancer. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Thomas Hardy, oboes portrait is in the Paris Salon this year, is engaged in writing the third part of his Dynasts, a dramatic poem on the Napoleonic period. Mr. Hardy has been writing ...
... for table decoration— Mrs A. McVittie, Deanfoot; 2, Thomas Smail. Hassendean; 3, Alex. Harvey. Minto. Four Boses—l. James Murray, Denholm; 2, A. B. Klliot. Cleuchhead. Three Varieties Sweet Peas—l. Thomas Smail; 2, James Sutherland. Teviot Bank; 3. D. Sutherland ...
... that oágreat English novelist, - Mr. Thomas Hardy, is descended from the captain who shared so a tough sea-fight with our octrazened Afimiral. Ai American paper says that in Horselsidro the rustics refer to Mr. Hardy as him what puts we in books. And ...