... Anstruther, which comes second in position, though 2000 tons behind Bea* mime fits out its boats for distant enterprises ; sad its hardy fishermen make their profit by a careful study of the habits of the fish, and by preparing themselves to follow their erratic ...

... of age about it. failings of the others; and the veteran pianist, To compare small things with great, one might Mr. Henry Hardy, never appeared in better say about it what Emerson says about the British form. Empire— Although it is old, still its pulse ...

... The farther Bnolielvornigrants are away from i 9! .nd the better they like it. GARDENING OPERATIONS. (From the Gardees.) Hardy Flowers.—Autieule-growers should now give their plan* all the air possible, as they are making rapid grovith, and should on ...

... ashore about six miles from the spot where the accident occurred. FORGERIES A LEITH MERCHANT.—On Saturday morning, James Thomas Hardie, merchant, Leith, who was apprehended at a late hour on Friday night, was placed at the bar of the Glasgow Po li c e Court ...

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... disposed of, and then Mr Hardy had to make a very lame apology for the absurd telegram sent to Captain Buruany by H.B.H. the Duke of Cambridge, aiming the former's absesce on urgent private affairs, in Asiatic Russia. Mr Hardy's tongue evidently had ...

... Portland Park, Hamilton ; 4 and special, Matthew B. Rough ; 5, Frank Robertson ; very highly commanded, David Lamb!' and Hardie (Airdrie) ; highly commended, Jobn Ritchie ; ooniroended, Jtaeph Partington. Class 9th Brahma Cock, any Colour. 1, R. HoUsed ...

... well, Lnirbsrt; 3, Wm. Caswell, Glasgow: highly J. Pollonit, CAmbuslang. XI. Cochins—l, Halms/law, D‘wabury ; J. Crawford; 3; Thomas Marshall, Kilmaurs; highly com, J. Pollock, Bushy. XII. Topped Polauds-1 and 2 and special, J. myth, Carmyle ; 3, Jas. Kirkwood ...

... Street, between two and three on Sunday morning. and were fined toe each, with the alternative of ten days' imprisonment. Thomas 'furnley, James ammmond, Sarah Cooper, John O'Brien, and Ja.. St•liechnie were found guilty of drinking in a shebeen in 14 ...

... for it was a very warm day. FATAL END OF A MOONLIGHT TRIP. LAST week Mr Carttar, coroner, held an inquest at the Admiral Hardy, Greenwich, on the body of Geo. Howe, aged 26, who fell overboard from a steamer on Saturday evening, while returning from ...

... the past week, and twelve cow-huts have been buried by one in the canton of Valais. ON S4urday evening a whitesmith, named Hardy, cut his wife's throat, in Manchester, with a pocket-knife. Her life is despaired of. The man is in custody. THE official returns ...

... A hat-lax came for him on the morning of the 7th. Ile Hardie was the name upon it. The prisoner got it, and odd it was for him. I now him label his luggage, and he wrote en them William Hardy. I saw no more of him after that. On the afternoon-of that ...