... Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of Par From the Madding Crowd, Ac., will appear in a*new ckfarac'er the Gentleman's Magazine for November, as contri'w.es that periodical provincial poem of the es: Country, of some hundred and twenty lines, called The Fire ...

... vice-chair. The chairman, attar briefly referring to the object of the meeting ; called upon Mr Thomas Hardy, Iveston, to make the presentation. Mr Hardy spoke of Mr Turnbull's connection with the miners iu the district, and his work amongst them in the ...

... Mrs Ge*. Maci.skie, of a daughter. MAURI AGES. At Abercairney. near Crieff, Perthshire, on the 9th inst., by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Foulis Wester. Mr Robert Pringle, saddler, Dunse, to Helen, third daughter of Mr Robert Kemp. At St John Street ...

... OUTBREAK OF CATTLE DISEASE. Pleuro-pneumonia has broken ont in a herd of 29 cows on the farm of Thomas Oates Hardy, Aid borough. in Holdemess. Measures have been taken to isolate the remainder of the herd, and defined district has been mapped out. We ...

... and pair of leggings ; Private George Dee, ils and a felt hat; Private George Thompson, 10s and meerschaum pipes Private Thomas Hardy, 9s and lib. of tea Sergeant J. T. W inton, 8s and cigar case ; Private Joseph Bell, 7s and bottle of whisky ; Private ...

... Weddell, farmer, Whiteburn, Norham. At tho English Presbyterian Church, Tweedmouth, on the 26th inst., by the Rev. A Cant, Thomas Hardy, labourer, to Sarah Laidlaw, East Ord. DEATHS. Newtown Street, Dunse, on the inst., Ann Whiteon, youngest daughter of the ...

... daughter of the late Paul Wallace, teacher of music. At the Methodist Church. Milfield, on the inst., the Rev. J. Hawkins, Thomas Hardy, steam plough engineer. Yravering, to Dorothy Hewitt. Hepburn. At same place, on the 2lth inst, the Rev. J. Hawkins, John ...

... inflicted is the testimony of Dr. THOMAS HARDY. The Doctor scrup'ed not to pronounce Patronage irrecoocilable with the genius of the Scottish Church. The spirit that dictated this ntrerance was intensified by Dr. THOMAS M'CRIR and Dr. ANDREW THOMSON. When ...

... FIRE IN LONDON. Telegraphing early this morning, our London correspon- dent says :—I question whether Sir Thomas Dutffess Hardy, the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, will sleep very comfortably in his bed to-night. Close to the office in Fetter Lane ...

... central library and the branches 10,000 volumes, about one volume for >very 35 inhabitants. Men of Letters who know Sir Thomas Hardy only his works, well as the large circle his personal friends, will learn with sorrow that the Deputy Beeper of the Records ...

... daughter of Mr. Thomas Hardy. At Newcastle, at 16, Bowman Crescent, , wood Road, 27th ult., aged 44, Elizabeth, * Mr. Edward Fenwick, formerly of Morpet . 31, Sunderland Street, 29th ult., in her 79th. y Eleanor, wife of Mr. Thomas Nelson Hepple, law ...

... miner, of a son. At Cramlingron, nit, ths wife of Mr. William Johnson, of daaghter. At Burradon, 2nd inst., the wife of Mr. Thomas Hardy, of a son. At Newbiggin, 10th alt, the wife of Mr. Edward Robinson, of a daughter.—lBth ult., the wife Mr. Collin Downie ...