... THOMAS HARDY No Salary for Teachers When Called Up Roxburgh Committee's Recommendation BY 10 votes to 5 Rozburgh Education Committeee decided on Thursday to support at a coming conference of the County Councils' Association the view that teachers called ...

... net ouR NAL For JANUARY Beene the New Volume AND CNINTAINS A New Poem by THOMAS HARDY AND A REPRINT HIS FIRST PUBLIBRID WORK How I Built Myself a House WHICH APPEARED SIXTY IMAM AO4) DI CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL Also Thal Opening Chapters of A GREAT NEW NOVEL ...

... George Smeatoo, Green law; T. H. Fakeleuch, Selkirk; J. Veitch, Jedburgh; J. A. Aitchison, Melroee; J. Paterson, Chirnside; Thomas Hardy, Melrose; A. Ronaldson, Kirkbeton; T. Halliday, Lander; W. H. Reid, Selkirk ; V. Godfrey, Hawiek; W. Mabon, Hawick. Norwich ...

... THE MORNING CHORUS. A thrush's song in February inspired Thomas Hardy to imagine that— There trembled through Hie happy good-night air Some blessed Hope, whereof he knew And I was unaware. Shelley thought of the skylark as Singing hymns unbidden, ...

... and a of now standard remedy. Veno's Lightning Cough Coro can be obtained for 9441, 1114, and 219 of ell ellsonisis. Mr Thomas Hardy, in a letter to the Times, describes the keeping of team rabbits in hutches as cruelty. All the world's a stage—and ...

... DOUGLAS. ~~ IM Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy. In the course) of an article Saturday's Scotsman on Thomas Hardy, Sir George Douglas says:— RANDY AND SIN WALTZIL *COTT. I must omit reminiscences of my visite under Hardy 's conductorship to ...

... 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 ...

... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye•Sniith. who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy, novel reading versus play-going, the tyranny of the party system, the commercialisation of the film, the advantages of ...

... Rowland Millar; 2, Joan Howieson; 3, Robert Dalgleish; 4, John Duncan; 5, Lockey Campbell. Class 11.-1, Meanie Anderson; 2, Thomas Hardy; 3, Maggie Pattereon; 4, Maisie Kerr. Class 111.-1, Agnes Patterson; 2, Maisie Walker; 3, Jessie Kyle; 4, Ruby Elliot. ...

... its September needier. All other feature of this number which will he eagerly read is a character-study of 'Thomas Hardy by Harry Fusin's. Mr Hardy nowadays sees very few visitors, but having known Mr Furnias for so loag he recently invited him to Max Gate ...

... Pitiful Scene BY W. E. WILSON The President of the Immortals had finished his sport with Ten. —Ten of the D'UrberviUes. THOMAS HARDY ended hie great novel with the shove sentence, but his fatalism might well have caused him to put the words in the mouth ...

... son, and creating &breach of the pram. H. 'leaded not guilty, but was convicted, and fined 7e or fire date Thomas Hardy, and Mary Stewart or Hardy, were charged with oreatieg a breach,..f the pesos, and the main prisoner was further charged with assaulting ...