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... D. Moray. About a gentle- men sat down. r G. Ross, factor, bercairney, | prer sided ;, and: the croup’ 3 were the; Rey, Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, and ie . Alexander raham, Solicitor, Crieff. Amon those present were--Rev, Dr. Graham, ‘Crieff ; Rev. ames ...
... COMRIE. READINGS FROM POPULAR AUTHORS.--On Tuesday week, the Her. Thomas Hardy, West or, gave selection of readings to a large audienco in the Free Church schoolroom. Peter Druraraond, Esq., Drumearn, occupied the chair. The following were the pieces ...
... 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 ...
... have been of a very extensive character. The January number of Behjravia will contain the opening chapters of new novel Thomas Hardy, entitled The Return of the Native,” with illustrations Arthur Hopkins. Wilkie Collins will also contribute a complete ...
... human beings.” Amongst those who have promised to contribute to the FeuUUton, or weekly supplement, are Charles Reado, Thomas Hardy, Mr E. Jenkins, M.P., John Dennis, Mrs Oliphant, the Hon. Roden Noel, and Mr Davenport Adams. With such strong support ...
... inauguration of the Bruce monament earlier than Wednesday the 21st inst. A story, entitled The Return of the Native,” by Mr. Thomas Hardy, author of “Far from the Madding Crowd,” will be begun in the January number of Belgravia. Mr. Lowe will, the Times understands ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was the eldest son of late Sir John A. B. M‘Gregor, Bart., his wife Mary Charlotte, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart., G.C.B. (Flag Captain of Lord Nelson at Trafalgar), and was borne in 1834, and married in Lady Helen Laures ...
... literary works; Mary, Lady Dutfus H ardy, in recognition vf the literary, and wih services of her late husbaud, Sir ‘Thomas Dates Hardy, deputy-keeper of the public records ; Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Melvill, in recoguition of the hervic conduct of her late ...
... trust your Honour will take ticc of this man’s conduct. The Bailie—l will report your conduct to the Parochial Board. Mr Thomas Hardy, Governor of the Poorhouse, stated that prisoner had admitted to him that he had struck Hamil after provocation ami violent ...
... Qu’cLllait-eUe fetitt dun* ctttt galttt . The Athenaum, which during his lifetinn more than once expressed an opinion that Sn Thomas Hardy was not altogether equal to the post occupied as Deputy Keeper, has non discovered that no one man is able to discharge ...