... At Fowlis Manse, Perthshire, on the inst., the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy a daughter. At Fullerton, Canada West, on the l«n •»»«•. Robert Hamilton, of son. .. t .j«n the 12th inst., the ucountess At Wilton Crescent, London, on , Newport, of daughter ...

... New York; Francois Accum, the chemist; Bessieres, one of Napoleon’s beat officers ; Cuvier, the naturalist; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Alexander Humboldt, Count Lavalette, the diplomatist; Judge Lowe, the founder of Boston Athetueum; Mehemet Pasha of Egypt; ...

... ing ting of the members of tbe arder el ,n Ja mea Walker, A.M., Muthill, in Tuesday-the Kov. o M'Donald, of| Comrie, £ Thomas Hardy, Foulis w C r moved overture to to the General Assembly, • reference to the Act of 1865, anent changes in the The Rev. ...

... of Robert Stevenson, Esq. Glasgow. At Redgorton Manse, on the 10th inst., the Very Rev. James Robertson, D.D., the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis-Wester, to Helen Isabella, third daughter of the Rev, Wm. Liston, minister of Redgorton. ...

... than 150. Speeches were delivered by Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D., Sheriff-Substitute; Rev. Wm. Robertson, Monzievaird; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowhs; and Rev. James Taylor, Moiizie. The speeches were mostly adapted to the scholars, their parents, and Sabbath-school ...

... sincerely, William Archer, b ft\ Among tha subscribers are M. Barrie, Mrs Hugh ,tes t ley, Sir William Martin /1 Garnott. Thomas Hardy. 'V v Mr William Heinemann, George Maedonald. Professor n't Claude Phillip, JU Robins, Bernard Shaw, -ifl Tree, fish** ...

... minister. Among those present were; —General Buist, Crieff; Provost Finlayson. Crieff; Ex Provost Macgregor, Crieff; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Westei, Moderator of the Presbytery; Bt*v. the Hon. Arthur Gordon, Monzievaird and Strowan; Rev. James M’Gibboo ...

... CRIEFF Lectcbz. —The Rev. Thomas Hardy of Fowlts gave lecture in the Parish Church the Sunday scholars and others interested in the Parish Church Sabbath School. was not generally known that lecture was to given else the audience would have been much ...

... pleads guilty to the use of both, but whenever be has any arduous work on hand, be confined himself to pure water. Mr Thomas Hardy has never found alcohol:helpful to novel-writing, and his experience goes to prove, he rays, that the effect of wine p ...

... ; Ikee Wrier, the Rev. Canis Cole, ; Dr Rankin, Morin ; A. G. Maitland, Crirlf ; Rev. ; Rev. W. P. Pateram, Curl; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Yowlis West.,; Rev. Crone Henderson, II ; Rev. James Broom, Madder', Rev. Illeckford ; Rev. L. C. Mac. Logue, Woddernini ...

... a critical stage, Gilbert Parker and Mr Thomas Hardy respectively contribute clever short Aketebee, entitled, A Castaway of the South and Oa the Wasters Circuit, the philmsderieg of the barrister, Mr Hardy's hero, meeting its reword. Old City Houses ...

... skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent'has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating to the courtship Kirsty Pringle by her rustic wooer will in way suffer by comparison with Hardy, even ...