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... farmers aged Hay.—At Tarbert, Lochfyne, on the 4th inst., years, William Hay, fish Harpy.—At the Manse of on the 6th Rev. Thomas Hardy, aged Krax.—At 12 Cassel’s Place, Leith W: George Kirk, yoy ay the of Criech, on the 6th of the in tho 00th pear of hin ...
... W. Robertson I The Editor. Smith, And other.*, will Articles to the New Volume, which will cotitaiu the New Stories by Thomas Hardy J*a* Ikmbjajw. G B«rah Tytier. Author John Halifax. La>iy Verney.and others G OOD WORDS.—The NEW VOLUME will contain ...
... the development. f ot only wit- nessed on the stage. —— Trumpet- Major” is to be the title of ¢ he new story which Mr Thomas Hardy: will contribute to Good Words during the coming* year. e ve received a s imen.page of a projected * Biogra hi ay ical ...
... Perth. was the eldest son the Sir John A. McGregor, Bart., his wile, ilary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. (Flag Captain Lord Nelson at Trafalgar), and was born in and married in Lady Helen Laures, child seventh ...
... Frederick Pollock, Sir Patrick Colquhonn, M. Edmond About, Messrs. Walter Beaant, Comyna Can, John Collier Outlield, Du Manner, Thomas Hardy, Bret Harte, Henry bring, Henry James, jun., Joseph Knight, C. G. Professor K. H. Palmer, James Payn, Pollock, W. H. Pollock ...
... connected with the metro- mil novelette in the forthcoming Camber of Quarterly will be Th. Degraded Young Preacher, by Mr Thomas Hardy, of Natant ef the Natite. A story called 'The Land of by Mrs Leith Adams, yin be Mortly ia All Year En A• Bohai or The ...
... statesman's Year Book/' and of his other literary works; Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, in recognition of the historical, literary, and public services of her late hu>bauo. Sir Thomas i)uf?us Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Klizabetii Me I v ...
... Light,' which bavs since well known. The novelette, which still forms distinctive feature A'eie Quarterly, this time Mr Thomas Hardy. The title—The Distracted Preacher—describes the condition of the hero, the cause of whose distraction new one, being ...
... NOTES FROB TBl ATHB.N.EUM.-Mr Long - fellow's ne' volume is to be called The Masqne of Pandora; and Other Poems.-Mr Thomas Hardy, . author of Far from the Madding Crowds &ca, will appear in- a new character in-- the Gentlemen's -Afgazine for November ...
... Pollock, Sir Patrick olqubouu, M. Kdmood About, Messrs. Walter lleeant, ' omyns Carr, John Collier Duftisld, Du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Brst Harte, Henry Irving, Henry Janies, juo. Joseph Knight, C. G. Professor K. H. Palmer. Jamee Pays, F. Pollock, W. H ...
... patrolling as usual along with Hardy. I passed through Corn- ton Place a few minutes past 12 on the morning of the Sth, We saw a man at Thomas Roy’s door. We went up to him. His hat was off. I didnot at first recognise him, but Hardy told me who he was. We Then ...
... daughter late WUUaui Rigby, of Netherfield House, Glasgow. lIAUDY—M'JNT*HE—November 24th, at Eaaterbouse, bv the Rev. Mr. Thomas C. W. Hardy Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Alexander M'lntyrc, Glasgow. MHIUCKIN—IIUMR—.November at St. Saviour's, Paddington ...