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... stabbing John Linton and John Thomas Hardy, beerhouse-kee. er, late on Thursday night. The sailors, appears, had a row in Scott Street with some of their mates, and the latter running away were chased tho five sailors named. Hardy was walking al .)g the street ...
... OOD WORDS Volume for 1880 . Containing the now Ttiree-VolumB Stories , THE'TRUMPET MAJOR . | BAKA 11 DE BliRENGER . By THOMAS HARDY . ] By JEAN INOMOW . And Important Articlea hy Bishop Tnonot , !) , ff . ieut .-Col . Bc'rr . iiR , Dr B . W . BrciiAnDsos ...
... Sprenger, passing herself off as merely their nurse. We shall watch the developement with interest. The Trumpet Major. by Thomas Hardy, is not yet sufficiently developed to enable us to form anything like a reliable opinion, but it has already displayed ...
... articles stolen from the premises of the North British Railway, at Bathgate upper railway station, and from the shop of Thomas Hardy, draper and clothier, Bathgate. The sentence was IS months' imprisonment , ALLEGED FORGERY IN ABERDEENSHIRE. James Robertson ...
... interesting if considered as pr , se, to excuse its length. Goon WORM (London : Isbister & Co.) The Trumpet-Major, by Thomas Hardy, is decidedly a good story; the vein of humour which was at first too prominent and constrained is now made subordinate ...
... minister , in room of Mr Walker , Channelldrk resigned . PRESBTIEBT or AncHiEBAiiDEB . — EflT , Jainei Taylor ; Monzie ; Rev . Thomas Hardy , 3 ' owlis Wester Rev . James Martin . 'Gaafc , ministers ; Mr Peter Paton Auchterarder , elder . . PPEBBXTEBY of AaEiiDEEN ...
... GOOD Wow. (London: Isbister & Co.) The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, has seem very humorous and effective scene., and continuer to afford enjoyable and interesting reading. Sarah de Remy?, by Jean Inge low, is decidedly a clever story—full of inost ...
... to illustrations; the example set by the Americans in this respect is well worthy of imitation. ' Ihe Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, this month devotes attention principally to the intercourse of Ann (4arland and Captain Loveday. The development of their ...
... Capri very pleasantly, and there are other gaol articles. Wottos. (London: lsbister & Co. Limited.) The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, is certainly more curious than satisfactory. After Bob goes to sea he does wonders at Trafalgar and returning loiters ...
... Mrs Snaith's children promises still to remain as the means for framing curious situations. In The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy, the character am' oircuinstances of the hero and heroine are shaped in very attractive style. The Rev. J. G. Wood contrives ...
... plates are very valuable adjuncts to the interest. GOoD WORDS. (London Isbister & Co., Limited.) The Trumpet-Major, by Thomas Hardy, continues to fulfil the high promise it gave at first. This month we have the conclusion of Anne Garland's escapade with ...
... Wood, Lisdy Rope of Carriden the Rev. Stopford .1. Brooke, Captain M arkham, the Rev. J. Nalclwin Brown, Jean Angelow, Thomas Hardy, Prof.*. Biackie, and many other accomplished and able ante's. The illustrations, too, are by competent artists. With ausii ...