... Tlf January • Chambers'.' to a notable number. It contains, in addition to a group of int emoting articles, a new poem by Thomas Hardy, England'e most dtotingutohed writer, and a reprint of his Stet published work—' How I built myself a House'—which appeared ...

... Elliot had • swarm at Dovesford last week. In parts of Berwickshire the earliest swarms were on the 6th and 7th of June. Mr Thomas Hardy, coachman. Whitehill, St Boswells, had a strong swarm of bees on 4th June, and two others os the sth. LIGNTING-UP TIMES ...

... complete story, and Alfred Cochrane A Ballade of Bird's-Nesting. The Cornhill Magazine for June opens with • poem by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled ' The Pine-Planters.' Other verse is • parody, dedicated to Mr W. E. Henley, of his recent poem,' Speed,' entitled ...

... Jemmies., 1762. A copy of Part I. and 111. of the first edition of Thomas Hardy's 'The Dynasts. 1903-1908, the Ily-leaf of Part 111. inscribed by the author Sir George Douglas from Thomas Hardy. in old friendship, Feb., 1908, made £4B: while £34 was paid ...

... I. IMrs Easton)—Perfect—Ronald McPhail. Very Good Attendance—Thomas Brown. John Jeffrey, James Law. Good Attendance— Joan Charters, Violet Thomson. Robin Wishart. Donald Rutherford. Ann Hardy. Eileen Anderson, Muriel Michie, Patricia Green. Junior IL (Mr ...

... large gathering in the Rdinburgh Music Ball on Tuesday night, under the auspice, of the Philosophical ! Institution, on Thomas Hardy, !novelist and pose JEDBURGH LITERARY ASSOCIATION. —The weekly meeting was held oo Monday evening in Port Hall—Mr James ...

... Castaway in the South,' by Gilbert Parker ; ' The Little Mermaid,' by Mrs Adrian C. Hope ; and 'Ou the Western Circuit,' by Thomas Hardy. The Three Fates,' by F. Marion Crawford, is the aerial story in Longman's Magazine, and it is a story strongly conceived ...

... Scott. 3 Bunches Hardy Annuals—Mre Pott. 2;ladioli—J %%inane 1' Hunter. 2 Stocks, single Johnston. Crailingludl. 3 Pentstemons—Wr Oliver, J Whillans. 3 Antirrhinums—Nike. Borthwick, d Dunes°. 3 l'hlosea—A ((my, Thomas (lark. 3 Hardy Border tipikm—Mim ...

... was specially invited to attend the unveiling of the memorial to Thomas Hardy at Dorchester on Wednesday, which was performed toy Sir J. M. Barrie. Sir George was a close friend of Hardy s. SHOW SVCS'S:AS J. Cairncross. Castle• gate. had seven firsts and ...

... Scott ; secretary and treasurer—Themes Black (Mayfield) ; handicapper—limes Handyside • committee— Joseph Allen, Thomas Scott, John Hardy, James Handyside, William Cockburn, Alexander Dickson, and James Stewart, ; referee-1S illism Hope. The first handicap ...

... congregational purposes. Sin GIORGI 0000141, BAIT., will soon publiab, through Hews Hodder & Stoughton, London. • work on Thomas Hardy, the oovelist. Mr Uardy, who is recognised as in the front rank of oar writers of fiction, has ooemionally been the reset ...

... '• Year-Book, and of his other literary worts, £100; May, Lady Duff. Hardy, in recognitio of the hictorical, literary. and public services of her late husband. Sir Thomas Duff. Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records, £100; Mn Seal; Elisabeth Melville ...