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... —On Friday evening the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, gave a selection of readings the Masons' Hall, connection with the course of popular lectures, Mr James C. Burns, Ferntower, presided. The attendance was good. Mr Hardy appeared to great advantage ...
... tour the previous night, had accidently fallen in and been drowned. CRIEFF. Popular Readings. — On Friday evening the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis- Wester, gave a selec- tion of readings in the Masons' Hall, ia connection with the course of popular lectures ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 moral grounds, withdrawn Thomas Hardy novel, Jude the Obscure, from circulation, owing to remarkable run having been made the work.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 ...
... ; 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 ...
... 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 ha 3 been for years a super- numerary. Mr M'Donald suitably acknowledged his election, and stated that SO years ago ...
... yesterday afternoon. here was a large attendance, among whom were Rev. Dr Rankin, Mnthill; Rev. W. P. Paterson ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester ; Provost Adie, Bailies Cochrane and Finlayson and ex-Provost MacGregor, Crieff; Mr Charles Colville, town ...
... tha Dundee Sheriff Court yesteiday—Sheriff Clieyne on the bench—four young men, named respectively Alexander Stewart, Thomas 'Hardy, James M'Gurk, and Stewart Graham, were charged with having trespassed in pursuit of game iu turnip field tho farm of Barry ...
... « edderbnrn, Eaq. of Wedderbarn ui Birkhill, in the county of Fife. At the Salutation Hotel, Perth, the nut, the Her, Thomas Hardy, minister Foefc Wester, Mr Crawford Airdrie, daughter of Mr James Stewart, The hoip, DEATHS. At House, Dundee, the 23d ...
... brith and the bridegroom), William David Melville !tui ...