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... A LITERIARY SQUA-3BLE. Mr Thomas Hardy writes to the Tinmes of VeetEs day :-MUy atteo~tin has been urawln to the ?? eatitled 'The Squire, now fist produced at tie St d amies's l'heatre, bya soiwewie:at ge:eraldeelaraa tiou un the pert ot Lte daily plet:s ...
... Tlieatre, write ex, to the Vaihy As e of yesterday:-Theoorreespon- ha dence in the letters signed respectively by Mir fto Thomas Hardy anti Mr Cosyles Carr is likely of to place us en a very false light in public by opinsoR. The forinergeutlem-aa suggests ...
... jb phose. Te report was considered in the afternoon Ia and adopted. Rer. Samuel Wright, Gateshead, was electeo ?? and Mr Thomas Hardy: . Manchester, W.G. Counsellor. The meeting sub- sequently adapted a resolution agreeing to raise t subscriptions to defray ...
... Plai that recently caused such a fierce con- trovenzybetween ?? Hare and Kendal and Mr Psuero otr thone part, and Mesrs Thomas Hardy and Comyna-Carr, 'the Allthors, On tbe other. 3eats Car be Booked at the Gaiety Bof Ofce, and at Paterson, Soh'S & Co. ...
... Popular fay that. reneutly caused sach a fierce on- troversy between esr Here and .Kendal ?? Pinero on :the espart, ad Mtssrs Thomas Hardy and Cotmysm-Cars. the Auar, on the other. ?? can be Booked at the Gaiety Box Office, and at Paterson, Sonu & Co., Buchanan ...
... commenced business in March, 1870, the . partners then being David Hardie, James Melt Thompson, and himself. Their capital was £2100, and the firm existed until 1878,. when Mr Hardie retired, taking with him an allowance of £2700. Witness'sbrotheraoa ...
... Doral i,4 is thoughtfully conceived and Ca, acted. M4 r Warren F. Hill is ?? t9,- voiced and demionstrative as Hardi-,~ C aud MAr Thomas Nervey, an Irish cosr.4 excellent parts, is not well snited (,s I ripn. ?? Adam Leffler makes a canita! Toni. There ...
... Street, Paisley I o onth inst., the wife of Duncan 21ac. YAtS Flig Street, Edinburgh, on ss lsinso., the wvife of George M'Hardy; a -At Greenhill, Gareloch, on the 18th , the Vwife of HT H. O'Bryen; twin , 'At 21 Kent Road, on the 21st inst., Mrs oCtt:% ...
... Glasgow; 3d, John Angus, Dandee. , Bn~lsor-lsts Wtiiam Igoebrie, Lacurk; *d, Thomas Scott . cua;t 3d. Witham Gibb, Wishaw. ?? bed ?? and specal. .. Rardie e Galasbhla; 2d, Thomas Thoeson. Glasgow; 3d, William e acklen, Glasgow. B eff or rellow hens-3d. James ...
... entreated these valuable but over hardy officials for the sake not only of themselves but of their families to give up this practice. (Ap- plaus .) Quoting Diodin's xvell-known lines about 'the dangers of the seas, Sir Thomas went on to say that the traveling ...
... ar, to Helen, St 'igat c; ver of the late Peter Snedden, cc tlf ?? Glenhove, by Airdrie, on I ?? h iriS:., b;- the 11ev. 'Thomas Brown, Pt - Caer>, Gireencairs, and the 1Tev. P. C. I C -~&d dsislau~d. John D. Miller. to Mar-. yjsge-t caddgater of the ...
... meet 3- in the Faculty Hall, Glegow, 28th June, at one ?? Barr, writer, 62 Buchanan Street, bGlasgow, agent. EXAMINATIONS. Thomas Watson, baker, lioe Street, Ediubnrgh -to be examined in the Bankruptcy Court, Edin- burgo, 26th .TJme, at two o'clock. Paul ...