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... its is left to Hon. Brand, M.P. for Wisbech. Mr Robert Buchanan “ his new novel of Live with the f. Me, and be Love,” to Thomas Hardy in wing :—** Dear sir,—Will country lift mit me to inscribe with your name a with no claim to any higher ment extreme both ...
... bold and honest Captain Marrvat. Dundee : Alex. Simpson, Bookseller, Wellgate.—Advertisement. Presentation. —The Kcv.j Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, has been presented by his congregation with a very elegant pulpit gown, cassock, Bible, Psalm-book ...
... James Angusi Campbell, Newcastle-on Tyne, to Annie Hardie, daughter of the late Robert Hardie, china raorchant, Inverness. DEATHS. .. At 32 Minto Street, Edinburgh, on the 11th inst., w Ea - of Thomas Hardy, r.rt.L'.b.Ji., her 80th year. 69 S reet Burntisland ...
... cheaper edition should largely increase the number of its admirers. t.2a 6d.) Mr W. L. Courthit is writing a monograph on Thomas Hardy for the English writers To-Day Series, which Messrs Greening & Co. recently inaugurated with Mr Monkshood's Rudyard Kipling ...
... ; MrsOliphant, Gask ; Mr Connel, Edinburgh ; Dr Alex. Thom and Mrs Thom, Crieff ; Rev. L. C. M. Wedderbnrn, F.C., Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowl is Wester; Rev. James Brown, Madderty; Mr James Gow. Southwood; Air AFKenzie and Airs AFKenzie, and the Misses M’Keuzie ...
... widow and family'. ll the greatest sympathy felt their - jjes trying bereavemeut. Mrs Reid is te t«r 0 daughter of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, 1111 Fowlis-Wester. *DEATH OF A PENSIONER ' QUEEN. There passed away late on Saturday D 1 ...
... remains of the iate Rev. James Taylor, minwter of Monzie, were interred in the — ‘hurchyard thereon Saturday. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, in Church on Sunday, made death of Mr Taylor. suitable reference to the ror Stanpger Acarmet a Hore. BED: ...
... classes were opened by Captain Moray of Abercairny, and among those present at the opening were : —Rev. Thomas Hardy, The Manse, Fowlis, and Miss Hardy ; Mr Dickie, farmer ; Misses Todd, Gorthy, &c. Captain Moray, during the course of his opening address ...
... Tullibody, to minister of the church and parish of Monzie. In the absence of Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff, Moderator, Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and as there were objections to ...
... and the chapel was soon crowded every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. West, W. Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dr Waddy engaged in prayer. At the close of this service, the Conference adjourned for twenty minntes. —On re-assembling ...
... do ; Dr, Mrs, and Miss Stevenson, erieff ; the Misses Menzies, Miss Joss, John !nose* solicitor, Crieff ; 11ev. Thomas Hardy and Mrs Hardy, Fowlis-Wester ; Dr and the Misses Shaw, Portobello ; A. R. Anderson, Esq., Perth • Mrs and the Misses Cunningham ...
... probably result in the publication of memorial volume. The summer number of the Graphic will consist of a complete story by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled The Romantic Adventures of Milkmaid, and will be illustrated C. S. Reinhart. The Committee the Society is ...