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... propose to the name of Rev. Thomas Hardy. the (eighthl parish minister of Fowlis.Wester, and the talented writer ever ready with his pen to defend the Church of Scotland. (Applause.) The motion was unanimous) y agreed to, and Mr Hardy took the chair vacated ...
... friends of Parliamentary reform London met for the purpose of celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the acquittals of Thomas Hardy, John Home Tooke, John Thelwall, tee., from a charge of high treason At the last anniversary meeting it was unanimously ...
... the flaming politician— quickly became a member of the London Corresponding Society, and was on terms of intimacy with Thomas Hardy, Home Took, Thelwall, and others of the leading reformers of the period. On the apprehension of these worthies for treason ...
... of the city of His age was 87. llahot Harhis !—Thomas Hardy, of Tuticorln, Indis, advertises the Time* that has adopted family name of Han is,” and from henceforth will ktiowa and designated as Tbs. Hardy Harris N«w Post Orncm tor Bristol. —The Government ...
... In his country house Aldborough, in Suffolk, he is accustomed entertain such men ns Sir Walter Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Barrie, and many others. He is graceful writer, and specially interested in the popularisation of science. Several ...
... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There he wrote his first book, and published it in 1887. Mr. Thomas Hardy, preface to the reissue Desperate Remedies Messrs. Osgood's charming collected edition of his works, points I hat material ...
... together with some others hitherto unpublished. One tale, of a dramatic character, was written in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. bears the title, The Spectre of the Real. Mr. Augustine Birrell is to provide an introduction and some notes for an ...
... Auchtcrarder, the church and Luss, vacant by the translation the Rev. Robert to Dalkeith. cS f understand that tbe Rev. Thomas Hardy, p ty minister of the chapel at Wishaw Town, in ° ish oi Lanark, has been presented to the church and co Wester Foulis ...
... Henry IV.; Louis XIV.; Charles X.; and Louia XVI. the scaffold. Thomas Hardy continues, his novel, entitled Heart's Insurgent, illustrated by W. Hatherell, which has all the promise of Mr Hardy's masterpieces. Shakepeare's Americans, by Henry Corbot ...
... Bourbon- Henry IV.; Louis XIV.; Charles X.; and XVI. the scaffold, Thomas Hardy continues, his novel, entitled Heart's Insurgent, illustrated by W. atherell, which has all the promise of Mr Hardy's masterpieces. Shakepeare's Americans, Henry Corbot Lodge ...
... business. There is controversy in the New Bevitio which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Desant.Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy havw written articles on “Candour in English Fiction.’' Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... John Leishman, Darroch. elon—lst, Thomas Weir, Kerse ; 2d, John Leishman. Bunch of Grapes, black Hamburg — Ist, Thomas Weir; 2d, Wm. Peden, Polmont Park. Bunch, any other sort-Ist, George Scost, Millfield ; 2d, Thomas Weir. Three Peackes from open wall—no ...