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... Watson, Solicitor General; Theodore Martin ; Mr Potts, head-master of Fettes College ; Professor Cowell, Cambridge ; Sir Thomas Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Records anc on Mr S. Wyld, Edinburgh. After, the capping the graduates were addressed Professor Sellar ...
... of the Rev. H. H. Murray, lately assistant at Tullibody, and minister-elect to the churoh and parish of Monzie. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, acted as moderator. The Presbytery, having sustained Murray's trial discourses, fixed his ordination to ...
... minister of the church and parish of Monzie. In the absence of the Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff parish minister, the Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and as there were no objections ...
... of the Rev. H. H. Murray, lately assistant at Tullibody, and minister-elect to the church and parish of Monzie. The Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis Wester, acted as moderator. The Presbytery, having sustained Mr Murray's trial discourses, fixed his rrdination ...
... & Hall. Mr Crawford was the editor of the New Quarterly Magazine, which published some fine work by George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. ...
... past 10 years, master or mistress the best style of English prose. Here is the result: Walter Pater Jl George Meredith, \ Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling, Itobert, Louis .Stevenson, 12 Henry James John 11 Matthew Arnold, Andrew Laug, .. 9 Miss Marie Corelli ...
... represented by suggestive bit social prophecy and philosophy, entitled, The Upward Pressure. Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, and other distinguished names are on the list of contributors. The exhibition number of Scribner is altogether a remarkable ...
... the Lyceum Theatre si ay to see Mr Irving in the Slent health noble Earl seemed to be in * indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, the -/vnown novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold and though it has ...
... the same hall. Bro. S. B. Harvey, D.C.T., occupiedUhe chair. Addresses were delivered Wm. Muir, G.W.C.T.; Bailio Philip; Thomas Hardy, W.G.S.sfof Manchester); cx-Bailie Maxwell; and D. Mackay, P.G.W.C.T. ...
... and a 1.4; Glenisla Hotel, 630 3.30. 2s, 1 per Boards ; 4 tis By Geo » Douglas. 286d, Cloth. Dun ast such a book ss Mr Thomas Hardy Oliphants. ...
... Tatl l b's Institution —The annual examination of this school took on Friday last in of the Revs. Dr Cunningham, Rev. Thomas Hardy, Rev. James Taylor, (Monzie) Rev. Mr Hunter, Mr James Macliasty, &c. The various clashes made very good appearance, snd ...
... not to allow himself to nominated for the Newton Division of Lancashire in opposition to Sir R. Cross. Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the Division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was on Thursday selected Conservative candidate ...