... evidently known the Scottish country people thoroughly, and jiossesses the power to depict them with ordinary skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of our English country folk, but the appended extract ...

... evidently known the Scottish country people thoroughly, and possesses the power to depict them with no ordinary skill. Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions of onr English country folk, but the appended extract ...

... Court at Linlithgow on Friday at the jastance of Day Hill, lessee of Customs aud shore dues, South | Queensferry, against Thomas Hardy, flesher, Kirk- | liston, for the sum of Ss 21, said to be the Castom } dues op beef, mutton, and pork taken into the burgh ...

... West Port, Edinburgh, a veteran named Thomas Hardy, who served in Nel- son’s ship at the great sea-fiyht, and who also took part as one of the crew of the Shannon, in the memorable ngagement with the Chesapeake. Hardy, though in his 90th year, is still hale ...

... Mr Thomas Hardy, by common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating the courtship Kirsty I’ringle by her rustic wooer will in no way suffer comparison with Mr Hardy, even ...

... t the door of the book- ing hall at Grahaniston Railway Station (1) committed a breach of the peace, and (2) assaulted Thomas Hardy Duff, engineer, Dundas Street, Grangemouth, by striking bim two severe blows on the face with the clenched fists , and ...

... 24, Charles Rochead ; 3d, Thomas Chalmers, baker, Cumbernauld; 4th, Mr Robert Shearer. spirit dealer, 3 2 1, William se of any sort—Ist, Robert Shearer Chalmers. Rowat; 3d, Rev, Hugh Park, Manse, Cumbernauld; éth, Thomas Hardy Annuals, 6 John Crawford; ...

... Anderson Henry, Esq. of Woodend, £2 ; Alex. Monteath, Esq. of Broich, £1; Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie, £1. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Fowlis Wester, has likewise been helpful to tho funds, by giving a reading from Sir Walter Scott's Rob Roy, the ...

... gave the fatal blow the man who shot Lord Nelson, and this fact was shortly after the action confirmed has Captain, Sir Thomas Hardy, who seat for him into tbe ward-room, and in tbe presence the officers congratulated hi» upon having avenged the death ...

... Mr Thomas Hardy, common consent has displayed commanding ability in his descriptions our English country folk, but the appended extract relating to the courtship Kirsty Pringle by her rustic wooer will in no way suffer by comparison with Mr Hardy, even ...

... for February. Belgravia for Jauuary contains the first chapter of a new novel, entitled The Return of the Nat've, by Thomas Hardy, author of Far from the Madding Crowd, illustrated by Arthur Hopkins. The number also contains a complete story by Wilkie ...

... is true, but not trite, though on an old theme. There are few really high-class artists that are more aggravating than Thomas Hardy. His workmanship in some departments is nearly perfect, while in other departments it is almost slovenly. Lady Penelope ...