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... daughter. went upstairs and found Willie Hardy lying on the Boor on an old rag. He had Instating on but part of an old shirt, in • filthy state, and his jacket and trousers for bed cloth. I lug. The child Thomas Hardy WPM sitting on the bed, with only an ...
... the additions our knowledge of natural history made by the explorers. A story, entitled Tho Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy, author Far from the Madding Crowd, will be begun in the January number Bdyraria. The scenes will chiefly be laid in ...
... Brooghty Ferry, on the morning of the 3d int., THOMAS HARDY HORN*, aged 27 years. Funeral at 2.30 P.M., on the Bth int., to Bam hill Cemetery. All friend, invited. Richmond Terrace, Edinburgh, the 2d int., THOMAS CLIO HORN, sen., aged St. At ton Gardens, Hillneed ...
... up the vacancies in the Legal Hundred. The Rev. Frederick W. M'Donald, of Bristol, was elected by nomination in place of Thomas Hardy, who has been for years a supernumerary. Mr M'Donald suitably acknowledged his election, and stated that 80 years ago his ...
... presided over by number of ladies. There was large attendance, which included Professor and Paterson. Colonel Goldncy; Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis-Wester; Rev. John Hunter, Crieff West; Dr Burnet and Dr Haig, Crieff ; Mrs Dr Henderson, F.C. Manse, Crieff ; Misses ...
... Literature. Addresses were also delivered by Mr David Robertson, Perth, on the Eye, its uses and structureby the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis. Wester, on Things in generalby the Rev. ThomasNeave, Perth, on Christian Courtesy by Mr James Moncrieff, Perth ...
... sth inst., the wife of the Lord CONGLETON, of a daughter. At Fowlis Manse, Crieff, on the 7th inst., the wife of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of a danghter. At Tenter field. New ~outh Wales, the 4th May, the wife of William Sheldon, M.D., Edin., of a daughter ...
... Pollock, It is a mere scene between a lady and her cavalier on their way home from a ball. “The Three Wayfarers,” by Mr Thomas Hardy, is the most dramatic of the five pieces put forward. The wayfarers are a sheepateales condemned te ...
... buildings are a heap ruins. Jude the Obscure Tabooed.—The worth Library Committee, Birmingham, has. moral grounds, withdrawn Thomas Hardy novel, Jude the Obscure, from circulation, owing to remarkable run having been made the work. The wife of member of the ...
... finest contemporary thought and action. Thus the first part will contain drawings of Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart., and Mr Thomas Hardy ; while amongst those who have already sat, or who have promised to sit, are: Mr Grant Allen, William Archer, Mr Robert ...
... to-day, remarking when dealing with the change of leadership that he had been school with the new Prime Minister. Rev. Thomas Hardy, the Manse, Fowlis, in proposing a vote of thanks the Colonel for his address, spoke the hot times they had had when he ...
... ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester f Mr Hutchison, Industrial School; R 'V„ Mr M'Lagan, Logierait; Mr Stewart, Moneydie. George Miller, W.S., was added to the committee, and agreed act hon. secretary and treasurer, along with the Rev. Mr Hardy. The names ...