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... Thomas Hardy. 116 Richard Street, Glasgow, » young man, who was knocked down a cyclist ° u day morning, died yesterday i the Western Infirmary. DISOSBDISNCE ARM* upon „, S? * * Ol ** Built* of. and in the past and .h-V en . puniBhed wlt,h de » The ...
... OUR LONDON LETT™ TWEED FISHERIES A THOROUGH-GOING THOMAS HARDY STONEHENGE. A PRETTY WEDDING£By Courier Special Wib.e-1 15. 109 Fleet Street, Thursday Event™* When Lord Balfour of Burleigh duced the Tweed Fisheries Bill 1 House of Lords few weeks ago he ...
... grey ; moustache dark brown. He had a white hand- kerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club, with holder’s name Thomas Hardy. ...
... John Oliver Hobbes, W. E. Norris, S. R. Crockett, Anthony Hope, James Payn, George Gissino, Henry James, W. Clark Russell, Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Florence Warden, Beatrice Harkiden, Mrs Lynn Linton, Stanley Weyman. ...
... NELSON'S FLAG-CAPTAIN. Yesterday morning Lady Seaford died Hampton Court, aged ninety. Deceased was the relict Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, lag-captain Lord Jfelson when met his death. Deceased wee found by her maid in fit her bedroom, but she never recovered ...
... were indicted for leaving without necessary and proper food and clothing or bedding, William Hardyj eleven, Ada Hardy, eight, and Thomas Hardy, three, by which neglect tneir lives were endangered. Mead conducted the prosecution ; and the prisoners were ...
... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the ateamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse - power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, Cork. She left Newport, MOD., on the Bth mat., with 250 tons of materials for the Suakim-Berber Railway, and put into ...
... THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF STONEHENGE. THOMAS HARDY'S VIEWS. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who lives not very far from Salisbury, in talking to a representative of the Daily Chronicle, said that Stonehenge should purchased by the nation since apparently ...
... 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, senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and there were no objections to the ...
... 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 ...