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... s were :—Misces Ritchie, Hardy, M‘Dairmid, Comrie, Sim, by Me Douglas, &e. which was opened the afternoon. Malcolm Patton, went on briskly Previous to the bazaar, the well, under new conditions, was formally Rey. Thomas Hardy, the Parish Church minister ...
... Scrymgeour Wedderburn, Esq. of Wedderburn Birkhill, in the county of Fife. At the Salutation Hotel, Perth, the 20th by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of 1 f Wester, Mr Crawford Jamieson, Airdrie, garet, daughter of Mr James Stewart, The ' Logiealmond. DEATHS ...
... the daughter of Dr Scott, who had often beard her father speak on the subject to the same effect. The evidence of Sir Thomas Hardy is brought up to show that she is not even Nelson's daughter; and that of Sir liarris Nicolas, to overthrow kis conclusions ...
... :-Honorary Mr J. F.l Craik Honorary Vice-Presidents, ra T. C. Craik, and J. A. Captain, W. Laird; Vice-Captain, J. Secretary,? Thomas Hardy ; Treasurer, A, Donald Captain; of 2d XL, J. Donald; Committee, H. Cnuk, W, ...
... write to the Daily Hews tliia morning:—The correspondence in your issue of to-day, in the letter* signed respectively Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Comyna Carr, is likely to place us In very (Use light in public opinion. The former gentleman suggests that not ...
... RECORDED that the following Authors indulge in the pleasure Cycling :—Mejaf| Hull Came, • .rant Allen, Max Joseph Hatton. Pap* Thomas Hardy. Bark, T. P. O'Connor, Kjf'LlNG, S. it. Crockett, Dr Conan Doyle, and Sir Edwin Arnold. Therefore we believe Cycling be ...
... Newcastle Police Court, on Wednesday, Thomas Sayers, a little man (not the ex-champion of England), appeared in answer to a summons, cliaiging him with having cruelly ill-used his step-son, lad named Andrew Thomas Hardy, about 11 years of age. The prisoner ...
... 1., a more drastic nature will be published by next Stevenson, and J. M. Barrie, George Meredith, simng. Kipling, and Thomas Hardy. ...
... ; Rev. Tbonjj* minister of the parish ; John Com' ' er , ' C» South Buchanty ; and David Dickie, a e, bigging. The Rev. Thomas Hardy is a for Bervie.—Yesterday being tho last o ...
... proposal •ere received from Mr A. J. Balfour, M.P.. Kr Bayard, U.S.A. Ambassador; Mr Conan Doyle. Mr Rudyard Kipling, Mr Thomas Hardy, Oir Henry Irving, aud others. Lord Roskbery presided, and, in moving that •^lis be taken to provide, by public subscription ...
... present day fiction varied its characters from the transcendental saints of Annie S. Swan to the Mpphistop'nelian viHains of Thomas Hardy. He looked upon the modern novel the bane the rising generation. Grant Allen and Hall Caine seemed to look about for mud ...
... in seri: he well iors caricaburist of Conn., id going thro her Grat illness, though alle is said to be in her 1 year, Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, lives ia Doreet- shire, in the midst of the people whom he has so minutely studied and described. Lord, ...