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... got the worse of the quarrel, his face being in a rather dawaged condition Thomas Hardy, labourer, was charged with assaulting James Fraser at the harbour on the Bth January. Hardy admitted having struck Fraser on the breast with his head, but said that ...
... is true, but not trite, though on an old theme. There are few really high-class artists that are more aggravating than Thomas Hardy. His workmanship in some departments is nearly perfect, while in other departments it is almost slovenly. Lady Penelope ...
... business. There is controversy in the New Bevitio which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Desant.Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy havw written articles on “Candour in English Fiction.’' Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... amongst Lincolnshire farm horses continue to excite the keen interest of both farmers and experts. During the past week Mr Thomas Hardy, of Cloot Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has lost no fewer than eight valuable working horses. The cause of death is stated ...
... “Tillotson Newspaper Syndicate” announce that amongst their authors for stories for the coming year are the Marquis of Lome, Thomas Hardy, G. R. S' ™' Adeline Sergeant, J. Monk Foster (author of ril Brow Lassie”), Dora Russell, Finch Mason (who is writing a ...
... in the conipilstion of the work, and in the part now before we hove gleanings Scott, [tickles, Bret Hart., Man Adeler, Thomas Hardy, Jelin Ingelow, &c. The illustrations serve greatly to make the work attractive. In Part 2 of Canaries ued CaW Birds, the ...
... Graphic naturally takes the first place. In addition to IQ pages of coloured illustrations, it contains a strong story Thomas Hardy, entitled “A Group of Noble Dames.”, The presentation plate, Desdemona,” makes pleasing picture, and is of great artistic ...
... of Candidate*. I.—EAST ARCHIBALD C. RENNIE, High Street. ROBERT HARDY LEARMONTH, Steeple Land. lI.—WEST ALEXANDER STEVENSON. WILLIAM DICK, Jl-kioe. ALEXANDER MARSHALL, JOHN W. STOREY, THOMAS BKGG MTADZEN, JAMES RUSSELL, r ARD. ( FBKDtiiiCK Johnston, ( John ...
... Club oq Saturday afternoon. The players were Mr Robert Cochrane and Mr Thomas Hardie, and the game resulted in victory for Mr Cochrane shots. Tbe scores were—R. Cochrane, 21; T, Hardie, IG. ...
... authorised pay the following accounts £550 to Mr Peatlie ; £lOO to Warren. The meeting instructed the Treasurer to offer Mr Thomas Liddle, S.S.C., Edinburgh, £l3 13* in full of bis account of £IG IGs for defending the action of interdict by the Duke of ...
... Maggie Bell. 6 Hardy border flower Sikes— 1, Chrisaio O’Neill; 2, Maggie Bell; 3, Hannah illoway. Be-it collection hardy fern fronds—l, Maggie Bell; 2, Isa Dnncan ;3, Robert Baird ; 4, Chrusie O’Neill; 5, James Hardie ; 6, Mary Kerr; 7, Thomas Mitchell; 8 ...
... William Edwards; 2, A. M'Laren; 3, Thomas M'Kay. Bride’s bouquet—l, William Edwards; 2, J. M'Donald; 3, A. M'Lareo. 6 buttonhole bouquets—l, Thomas M'Kay; 2, James Jarvie. Table bouquet—l, John M'Donald; 2, Thomas M'Kay; 3, William Edwards. 2 best filled ...