... Midlothian Education Gem. mittee in the iligh School, were concluded last wetk. The authors dealt with were, reapcc tively :—Thomas Hardy, G. B. Shaw, Jdm Galaworthy, and Chesterton and Bella; on last Wednesday evening. Mr John Welsh, M.A., who presided on ...

... Palace has become vacant through the death of Hardy, at th• age of 67. His Hardy was the eldest daughter of Admiral ir Thomas Hardy, 0.C.8., the officer to whom Lord Nelson exclaimed, when dying, Anchor, Hardy, anchor ; ' and In whose ...

... dozen minute*. 1 berry and looking no older than he did years think it is quite tantalising see women moving their ago : Thomas Hardy, who, like Black. is a phvei- fingers about at the rate of twenty to the dozen tally small person : Entheillon and 31•Carthy ...

... Hard,. CaL ceolaria (yellow) —I J. Hardie; 2 D. Bailie. Petuoia IP. Wilson; 2G. Bridges. Basco—J. Hardie. Ph'ox —1 Robert Scott, Crichton; 2J. Mack. Lobelia-1 It Scott. Sluice-1 J. Simpson; 2 Thomas Bain, Pathhead. Hardy Stance-1 Teams. Trotter. Pathhead; ...

... NEWTONGRANGIE AND NEWBAITLE. U.F. CHURCH. —The fortnightly meeting of the Guild brought forward an excellent paper on Thomas Hardy, by Mr Jas. Stark, M.A. Though the attendance was small, Mr Stark was congratulated on one of the best papers ever given ...

... His reply was an emphatic No. Nearly all our living writers. he maid. were educated for other professions or trades. Thomas Hardy was an architect before he was • novelist, and Hall Caine started in the same way. Anthony Hope was • barrister; R. D. ...

... Bishop of Cork, 79 ; William Cullen Bryant. poet, 84; George V. ex. King of Hanover and Duke of Cumberland, 59 ; Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy of the Public Records, 74; Admiral Sir George Arctic 81 Mr. Charles Matthews, comedian, 74 Dr. Saunders, Dean ...

... Fuchsia-1, Thomas Johnstone; 2, W. Ltunalen. One Dark Fuchsia-I, T. Johnstone; 2, W. Lumsden. One Scarlet Geranium-I, J. Affleek: 2, T. Johnston. Poor Ten Week Stocks-1, William Scougall; 2, John White. Six Hollyhock Blooms-Thomas Chisholm. Four Hardy Herbaceous ...

... Fwiebiaa, Thomas Clarke ; 2, Robert Four Zonal, Geraniums, 6-inch pots.-1, C. K Pringle; Thomas Clarke. Four Plants, li-inch pots.-1, Thomas Clarke ; 2, C. S. Pringle. Four Ferns, 6-inch pots.-1, C. S. Pringle; 2, Andrew Thomson ; 3, Thomas Clarke. renr ...

... HARDY AND WESSEX. In the general preface to the new edit' the Wee.ei edition of Mr. Thomas Hardy's works. published by Messrs. Macmillan, the famous writer explains how it is that in many of his stories he ha. not gone outside We ex. li e s ap, : ronsidered ...

... 2. . Hardie (W): 3. D —1, . Grant 3. A. Anderson 200 metres — Girls (D) —1, 1. Higgins (L): 2, L. Jones (\): 3, 1. Buchanan (M), Boys (D) — P. (iru; (L): 2, W, Colvin (M); 3, V. Turner (13). Girls (C) —1, F. McLeod (D): 2, C. Thomas (M); '!d Borboluk ...

... .% THOMAS HARK An interacting story of Mr. Thom.. Mardi is told in Miss Lilian Whiting's revently published me ir of Louise Chandler Moulton. the American poetess. Mrs. Moulton wan at Mr. Hardy's house noon after Tess came out. and she was telling him ...