... monthly parts at the popular price of sixpence. The “Cornhill” for April opens with a lvrie of great charm from the pen of Thomas Hardy. The customary instalment of Anthony Hope's Intrusions of Peggy is followed by a second article in the series entitled ...

... Glasgow; 3 Neil Cameros, do. Ghillie Callum-1 Neil Cameron; 2 G. Hocken';a; 3 P. K. M Hardy. Dancing Highland Fling-1 Geo. Mackeasis, 211. Camaro.. 3 P. K. M'Hardy. playing—Reel and Btrathspeys-1 D. A. Campbell Glendale; 2 John M'Coll, Obsa; 3 Wm. Glaarow ...

... the Tory party during the recent election for the county Inverness. The address, the artistic work of which was done by Mr Thomas Munro, architect, Inverness, was sent to Lochiei, who will forward it to The Mackintosh at his Welsh seat, Cottrell, Cardiff ...

... Dornoch; Mr Donald Mackenzie, Sonar- Bridge; Mr Thomas Poison, do.; Mr Wm. Fraser. Ardgay; Mr .1. Sutherland, Boner. J Bridge; Mr Donald Mackinnon, Airdens; Mr Andrew Mrckenzie, Bonar-Brdige; Mr Thomas Chisholm, Airdene; Mr J. Sinclair. Bonar-Bridge; ...

... S. Campbell. Mrs Thomas Wilson, Mrs Allan 'Macpherson, Mrs L. Macpherson, Mrs J. W. Mastic, Mrs and Miss Shaw, Mrs Peter Macleod, Miss C. Aitchison. Mrs Angus Robertson. Miss Netta C. Whyte, Mrs A. Macculloc•hi. Miss Mary Flora Hardy. Mrs W. J. Abererornhic ...

... 13 venue. Edinburgh. only daughter +he Rev. Donald Murray, Tarbat, 11..4-shire. took place. The eeromony was by the Rev. Thomas Crerar, 1., or North Leith United Free Church,' rd the Rev. Peter Macdonald. M.A.,; of Siorn.cway. now of Glasgow, brother ...

... Department to be willing to buy 'heir unbroken three-year-old horses when +hey had them. There was no doubt that they could breed hardy animals in the north. He thought that this action the Government would help them more than any other way. The chief expense ...

... well in his Dew sphere. or —A biography of the late Dr James Begg, or Edinburgh, has been soolertaken, we understood, by Dr Thomas Smith, • professor in the Free Church College in that city, and owe of Dr lt,ree leading supporter. in the so. called Onion ...

... sources of national strength. The Ccminission will be composed of:— The Karl of Mansefield (('hairman). The Hon. Thomas Cochrane, M.P. Sir Thomas Glen ('oats. Bart. Sir Henry Craik. K.C.B. NI. Hugh Shaw Stewart, Esq., M.P. J. Carfrae „klston, Esq. J. B. Ferguson ...

... the House for its approval • Mr Keir Hardie complained that among the twenty-one members proposed to be appointed on the Committee there was not a single member directly represent ing the working classes. From Mt Hardie's standpoint the objection was well ...

... an, David Ross, Robert Russ, Thomas Ross. William Roes, John Sim, Hugh Sutherland. William Suth-: erland, Hugh Tulloch, John Bruce. Joe Smith. Charles Campbell. James Nicolson, John Macdougall, William Macpherson. A. Hardy. J. Macmillan. &e. Miss Gourlay ...

... snliscrintinne which to wire iinrinv hip reirn—feheerel ibwrintinn was 100 rainy., and Anted to .0014, included a ite Mr Thomas K. Hardie. The 74—(cleers1. Chninnan was then nledged Lander Brunton, and Anld the entberinor. the peening, the stein, bsnd of ...