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... pulieciOa, the pro- creo o th sae bin gien or he enestof adopted- NEW NOVEL BY THOMAS H.ARDY. At all the Libraries in 2 vols,, post Bvo. T HE MAYOR OF CASTERBJ-II)GE. By LTmsoAsn HARDY, Author oi Far ,frcon the Madding Crowd. A, Pair of Blue Eyes, &c. London: ...
... greatest glories. It is announced that Sir William Hardy. F. S. X, has resigned his post of Deputy- Keeper of the Public Records, to which he was appointed on the death of his brother, Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, in June, 1878 Wre understand that Lord Esher, ...
... lunder cerer 4,;d).-AII earn- munilcatiaos mu~ss be addressed Editor. 40 Lamb's Cenduit I Strct,Londlon, oC. a NEW NOVEL BYE THOMAS HARDY At all the Libraries, in 2 vols, pet9o EHE MAYOR OF CASTERBRDB.B T.TunowAs ManoRD, Author of Far ifc h adn r Crowd, ...
... rainbow gold, are all careful c rs studies. M r Murray has modelled himself, towi- o certain extent, on George Eliot and Thomas [ d Hardy, and there are occasional touches to show 'a this. The three following quotations are atleastj d in George Eliot's manner:- ...
... Superb and st The Duchess were both prize plantse when shown at a former show in S-inch pots. 'They were -entered by _Mr Thomas Eogg, whi',, by the t way, was one of the most successful exhibitors a yesterday. -Us was first in each ef the follow- it ...
... gow - to be examined in Sheriff Balfour's Chambers, County Buildings, Glasgow, 23d Sep- tember, at half-past ten o'clock. Thomas Grieve, NevwtowD, Borrowstounness- to be examiired in the Sheriff Court-House, LInM- lithgow, let October, at one o'clock ...
... Andrew Wilso,,; 3d, Thos, Balderstoce. 6 Abbey Terrace. blue hyacinth-let, Thomas Balderston; 2d, T. Morris, 25 Brooniiands Street;. 3d, John M'Leod. Hyacinth lacy colonrl--let, Thomas Salderatoins; 2d, Jobs 3('Lend; 3d, David lesser, 14 Thread Street. Re-d ...
... the Rev. John, Campbell, B.D., W. B. Rume, to Mary, eldest daughter of Thomas Dowie, coachbuilder. ErIDSTON--M'CLRE.-At St Paud's Church, Greenock, on the 29th ilst., by the Rev. Thomas F. Johnstone, MI.A., William Kidaton, writer, Glasgow, to Margaret Hlannay ...
... Biliotti, Her Majesty's Consul in Crete, to be Companions of the same Order. THE NEW PEERS. Sir Thomas Brassey, ?? is the eldest son of the late Mr Thomas Brassey,rail;waylcortractor. He was born in IS35, and was educated at Rugby and at University College ...
... EAR.DxE-HU\XrZR.-At 1a1lince's Hotel, Waterlioo Pl'ace, Edinburgh, cc tire 14th inst., by the Rev. *G. W. Landele, Jamnes H~ardie, dlental surgeon, ;Edinburgh3, to} Christina Cunninghlam3, eldest, daughter of MIr W~illiam Hunter, Bo'ness. (At homne, 16th ...
... the 20th inst., 2Mrs John Gardner; a son, THsARDe.-At 19 Salisbury Street, Edinburgh, on the 1'th inse., the wife of Ti. G. Hardy, waztch. nooker, Newhaven; a daughter. LESsor.-At Woodlee, Grangemouth, on the 21st init., the wife *if Andrew MU'G. leslie; ...
... Liverpool District-J. C. COIwell, J. N. Cohwell, ?? T atts, R.W. LaerY. and P. WX. Harrison, Manchester District-A. Hardy, A. Newbury, A. B. S. Thomas, NV. Peel- ing,. i. Edge, 5, F. Rrumritt, J. i. Gee, i. Whitehead. Bolton District - J f. h.sst and J. B. Nowell ...