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... Anderson Lieutenant-General Nason, Mr Drummond J their Millearn, Mr W. E. Frost of Dal k Hi cause, Mr Hugeson, Colquhoun oF Thomas Hardy of Fowlis Wester, Dr Wn ied its jun., Crieff; Mr J. C. Burns, Ferntow Venn — 1 7 — plause, Spier of Culdee: Mr Henry Curr ...
... ST MICHAEL'S PARISH CHURCH• SCSDAIL Ocrusgs. BARVEAT THANILSOIVING SERVICE'S. 11.13 •. ta.. Ran. W. P. PATER.ON. p.m., THOMAS HARDY. •1 We•tw. NORTH OT SCOTLAND DAN[ LIIITISL ANNUAL MINIM A L MEETING the PARTNERS of the NORTH el SCOTLAND SANK LIMITED ...
... grey ; moustache dark brown. He had a white hand- kerchief bearing the name of Thomas Hardy, and a member's card of the Surrey Cricket Club, with holder’s name Thomas Hardy. ...
... editor of . :int to discourse concerning him, with other articles which are to appear ab. . the peasantry of the kingdom. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is to treat of the Dorset tabourer; and Mr Justin hiCarthy of The Irish peasant Local Nezvs. _ ...
... were indicted for leaving without necessary and proper food and clothing or bedding, William Hardyj eleven, Ada Hardy, eight, and Thomas Hardy, three, by which neglect tneir lives were endangered. Mead conducted the prosecution ; and the prisoners were ...
... reported from Queenstown to have been passed disabled, is the ateamer Harley, 450 tons, 85 horse - power, belonging to Mr Thomas Hardy, Cork. She left Newport, MOD., on the Bth mat., with 250 tons of materials for the Suakim-Berber Railway, and put into ...
... At 4 Learmonth Terrace. EdinbureM, on the Ist inst., by the her. John Cunningham. 1).D., of the pa, nth of and the Her. Thomas Hardy, miniAer of the parish of Fowlie Woiter. James K. Aberatirny, ;rielf. to Helen Johanna. elder daughter of the late John ...
... the Lyceum Theatre si ay to see Mr Irving in the Slent health noble Earl seemed to be in * indisposition from which Mr Thomas Hardy, the -/vnown novelist, has been suffering has been much exaggerated. It was simply the result of cold and though it has ...
... the same hall. Bro. S. B. Harvey, D.C.T., occupiedUhe chair. Addresses were delivered Wm. Muir, G.W.C.T.; Bailio Philip; Thomas Hardy, W.G.S.sfof Manchester); cx-Bailie Maxwell; and D. Mackay, P.G.W.C.T. ...
... Tatl l b's Institution —The annual examination of this school took on Friday last in of the Revs. Dr Cunningham, Rev. Thomas Hardy, Rev. James Taylor, (Monzie) Rev. Mr Hunter, Mr James Macliasty, &c. The various clashes made very good appearance, snd ...
... Dr Milroy of Moneydie, assis and the Rev. fe at etter ‘Melvitt Reid, Pittentian, Crieff, to ell in daughter of the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of the EATHS, t one Attan—January 25, at the Manse of Peterculter, Jobn Allan, in the 80th year of his age and ...
... not to allow himself to nominated for the Newton Division of Lancashire in opposition to Sir R. Cross. Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, who contested the Division against Sir Arthur Bass last year, was on Thursday selected Conservative candidate ...