... 3 Pinks—Mr I'. Beveridge ; Mr. Flockhart.l 4 Hardy Herbaceous Plants—Miss Henderson ; Mr T. Beveridge. 4 Hardy Annuals—Mr T. Beveridge. 2 Climbing Ross—Mr G. Barnet. 3 Border Row—Miss Henderson ; Mr Thomas Steedman. 2 China Roses—Mr G. Barnet 3 Antir ...

... one of the lifeboats, smashed tither two, stove in two of the batches, and *waled the cabin cud forecastle. A seaman uatued Thomas Woodhouse wan knocked down by sea anl had his head severely cut. The Anchor liner Servia being afterwards spoken, the doctor ...

... personality and genuine culture helped him to • host of friends. In some measures, no doubt, it wee Mr Osgood's friendship with Mr Hardy that enabled him to publish Tess of the D'Urbervillas. Nor has that brilliant and brilliantly successful work been Mr Osgood's ...

... intended to serve the purpose of • lecture hall and recreation roue, and which contains • *Mean balk presented by the late Mr Thomas Dolt to the old readingrooss, attracted • Inge number of young mak. Some objection, havrever, was taken to what was ormeitheed ...

... ” appear in this number. Egypt, its Inhabitants, this paper is written in an easy and very intelligible style by the Rev. Thomas Nicol, 8.D., Edinburgh, and gives account of the inhabitants of that country, with their moral condition, and the religion ...

... litht and 1 dark (in pots)—l. J. Fairgrieve ;2, Win. Scott; 3 , J. Dow 2 Fluwering Begonins (in pots) -1, D. 2, I L 'tug 3 Hardy Annuals (sorts) grown in op -n in 6 inch pAs— 1, D Chalmers ; 2, Win. Dow Hand Bouquet—l) Chalmers 2 Caroatiuns—l, Vi in. Low; ...

... illustrated by portraits of most of the leading writers of the day. Of Wilkie Collins, B. 1). Blackmore, William Black, Thomas Hardie, Walter Besant, Mrs Richmond Ritchie, and Mrs Oliphant there are lengthy biographical sketches. According to the writer ...

... ; Mr and Mrs J. Thomson, Miss E. Rintoul, Miss A. M. Teller, Miss Moncrieff, Mr It. It,. Wright, Mr and Mrs J. Hardie, Mr and Mrs J. Hardie, jun., M 7 and Mrs A. Ramsay, Mr 1). Simpson, jun., Mr R. Page, Mr J. Lister, or G. Flannigan, &e, Milnathort--Dr ...

... anglers. I I 4 I The Rev. K J. Hardy, who wrote the , ever•popular manual, How to be Happy though Married, has jest returned to Eng and irom Cairo, where be has been on duty as one of His Majesty's Army chaplains Mr Hardy's term of service in the Army ...

... Bearer, John Hardie, Leslie ; P.G.P. Director of Music, D. E. Kirkwood, St. Andrews; P.G.P. of 8., James W. Chalmers, Kirkcaldy: PG. Organist, William Duncan, St. Andrews ; P.G. Marshal, Robert Lessels, Cardenden ; P.G. Inner Guard, Thomas Hugh, East Weniyns ...

... for the delivery of letters from 2 P.M. on Sundays. BIRTHS, MARHIAGtS, & DEATHS. At Sandport, on the 12tb inst.. the wife of Thomas Beveridge, farmer, son. On the 1 th inst., at Priors Gate, St Andrews, the wife of Jchn Kiddell-Webs ter, a son. At the Free ...

... nit., the wife of D. M'Cathie, of a daughter. Marriage. At Strathedon Hotel, Cupar, on the 28th ult, the llev. Mr Kiddel, Thomas S.>Robertson, surgical dentist, Edinburgh, Helen, eldest daughter the late George Heron, Cupar. Done Vale. Windy gate*, on ...