... added the Countess of Shaftesbury, who bas farm and dairy produce. opened a ‘“‘etore” at Bournemouth for the sale of Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is a true son of toil, his father being chiefly employed as a brick- layer, He was born in Dorset, the County ...

... Meldium, sen , 17 Gardner, e sale am of FOWLIS-WESTER. r John Conozrt. Friday evening, a concert was the schoolhouse, under Thomas Hardy, who, after stating that obj caber, concert was Moray, eulogium upon occasion to pass, in an origi delivers his letters ...

... of 11 Lic h we have received au early copy, is to be highly appreciated. Romantic Adventuies of • Milkmaid, from pen of Thomas Hardy, is the ovary of the nun. k, and • most interesting one it is, with many btgoly artist:c illustrations. The large coloured ...

... relish of cigar.” Mr Anthony Trollope, too, gives his testimony in favour of the weed, having been a smoker all his life. Mr Thomas Hardy never smoked a pipeful his life, and never found alcohol helpful in novel writing. Mr James Payn is constant smoker, and ...

... Wedderburo Ogilvie of itioniaguloion; Mr T. J. Murray of Stanton; Mr W. E. Gloag of Kincalmly; Clerk Itattray of Coral Bank; Thomas Hardy, Fowlis•Wester; Rev. Mr Brown, eolith.; Mr Stoddart, Madderty; Mr C. S. France, Balboughty; Mr Henry Cure, Pitkellony; ...

... the writings of the most popular authors, there being in the present number gleanings from Dickens, Bret Captain Marryat, Thomas Hardy, and other less known but highly meritorious writers. There is given with the present instalment presentation plate, Joan ...

... to ',lathed. by the Lady Georgina Morey; the Misses Hardy, The Man.; Mn and the Misers Moo, Abercairny ; Captain of Balgowan; Bev. Mr S:ialdert, Mackay; )tee. J. Taylor, Alooxie; Rev. 'Thomas Hardy, Puerile; Captain W. Drummond Moray, Al:wealthy; Mr Hendry ...

... The Late Meat., of Tilsit', by Um Bishop el Carlyhri a abort poem, A Pasha al Libre' sod the TM Wood. leaden, by Thomas Hardy. Is Zagreb Magnsime. Jr. Rancimsa aim graphic deoaripitaa of way of life of Oar Is whish he speaks of hail faithfully ...

... Dyster Mrs Fanny G wynne ; the Smedloys ; and others who formed the literary society of the place. As visitors came Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, Mr and Mrs S. C. Hall, Mr Darwin (who lectured the Literary Institute), Mr G. H. Lewes. Mr £. A. Freeman, and many ...

... Macpherson, parish of Comrie, Perthshire ; the Rev. Alexander Gardner, second minister of the parish of Brechin ; the Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, Perthshire; the Rev. Robert Wright, parish of Dairsie, Fifesliire : the Rev. Alexander Todd, ...

... of TI icily, by the Bilhop of Culyle; a abort poem, A Psalm of Life arid the continuation of The Woodleaders, by Thomas Hardy. Is the Exgruh I! !carafe , ' ilayarl.e, Jas. Ranciman gives • graybio description of the way of life of Oar Viabermen ...

... form a gallery; and the walls were tastefully decorated with evergrerns sent from Abereanny flume. On the motion of the Thomas Hardy, Mr Arthur Ihummond Forbes of Mill-acne was called to the chair. Mr Forbes. in opening the proceedings. said that be had ...