... Grahame, Air Macduff of Bonhard ; the Rev. John Wilson, Aletbven; Air and Mrs A. E. Pullar ; Canon Farquhar, Perth ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester; Rev. Air Macrae Tod, Logiealmoud ; Rev. Armstrong Hall, John’s Episcopal Church, Perth; Air George AI. ...

... Macpherson, parish of Cornrie, Perthshire ; the Rev. Alexander Gardner, second minister of the parish of Brechin ; the Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, Perthshire; the Rev. Robert Wright, parish of Dairsie, Fifeshire ; the Rev. Alexander Todd, parish ...

... thoughtful paper Tom Mann on The Labour Commission and its Duties, and papers by Paul Bourget,' Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy on The Science of Fiction ; while in a long list-*f other contributors there are the well-known names of Ellen Terry ...

... Monikie, on the and res he Re John Re ‘nl, fing |, E.C. Manse, ay ened » be- i the intox her, Crieff, very b: y the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Rork Jon, SON, to eldest danghter of kept. ‘hese At Broughty ry,on the 29th J he BLE Nost Nore Loan. tude: At 22 tewart ...

... wealth, which chiet’.y decellent health. rived from the broken fortunes and devivstatcd The indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, homes of gamblers. The Bonapartists were gamblers the well-known novelist, has been sneering has been of another kind ...

... Statesman's Year Book,'' and his other literary works ; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, ...

... by electricity. Dr John Watson, better known as Tan declared in recent interview that ho j considered Mr J. M. Barrie, Thomas Hardy, and George Meredith.tlie three foremost living writers of fiction this country, and that Mr , Barrie was his opinion the ...

... Statesman's Year Book, and of his other literary works ; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late husband, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, Deputy-Keeper of the Public Records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, ...

... his functions. is well on the further side Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist of has ite a benefactor had the good fortune to Lord Pembroke, in Wiltshire. This conscientious landlord wrote recently to Mr Hardy that, after reading the chapter in “‘ Tess” in ...

... the summer this direction. The Strathmore, the premier county town Club, have already got their capital order. Secretary, Thomas Hardy, has set the .J, but which they should accpmpk-h with credit. The list heavy one lTifi home-and-home fixtures Arl,r.«ih ...

... every railway trait in the country. Black, says this authority, • is more popular than Scott, or Dickens, oi , Thackeray ; Thomas Hardy is well liked, ant popular ; Walter Besant is a general favourite - but it is held to be questionable whethei r his ...

... thought- ful paper by Tom Mann on The Labour Commis- sion and its Duties, and papers by Paul Bourget,' Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy on The Science ef Fiction ; while in a long* list -f other contributors there- are the well-known names of Ellen Terry ...