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... and P. Hay Hunter. Some other works are by George Meredith, Walter Resent, Hall Caine. Canon Doyle, Rudyard Kipling, and Thomas Hardy, all well.known and popular writers. A few leis known authors are introduced to the subscribers for the first time, Miss ...
... PRINCE AND THE NOVELISTA. - The Prince of Wales is said to be an admirer of Miss Marie Corelli. He is also an admirer of Thomas Hardy, and receives from the authors specially bound copies of their books. CILLAI Prrris , .. _ Prrrsxwesx As (aTRAFT371:7 78 ...
... several W omen find a lovely representativein inter- pieces for mot h ers an d t h e little folks. Bathsheba Everdene of Thomas a Hardy. An CCCOA is a Fo.wi—the add:, ion Oxford Holiday sets before i n mo at nternf drug only de terinre. it. The Lp! Lanett ...
... KINGSBARNS. A ST ANDREWS BUTCHER. —At CuparJ.P. Court last Friday, John M.Hardy. butcher or vanman, Crail's Lane, St Andrews, in the employment of Thomas Low, butcher, South Street, was charged with a contravention of the Weights and Measures Act, in ...
... DISORDERS, SCR AS Headache, Genet' Ale Weak Stomach, Urn , DI Disordered liver & Female Ailments. Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECH kM, St. Helens, Lancashire, In boxes, aid., Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each, with full directions. Sold everywhere. BALTIC ...
... on his Duties at once. Salary EIS per annum. The Inspector chosen must reside in Pittenweem. Applications to be lodged with THOMAS Gu.• Hurr, Chairman of the Board, not later than fire o'clock of WEDNESDAY, 30th instant Pittenweem, 17th December 1891. ...
... SlA(Lr'..ol. At the Tontine Hotel, Greenock, on the 30th June, by the Her. T. ft. Thom•un, assisted by the Rey. ft. Montgomery Hardie, M.A., Alexr. Widiammon, Keeountaar, to Lily, only daughter of Kennel) Hat:Lean. WILSON—LEss.—At St Man's, Stoke Newington ...
... and only one at Crail. This station was intended to be built of brick. Captain Bremner mentioned that he had seen Colonel M'Hardy, who quite approved of brick. Tim WAR Rimier FUND.—A meeting of the Committee appointed at the recent public meeting to take ...
... Register. and the smallest contribution will be thankfully received. 1 MARRIED. Jan., 22, at Pittenw•eem, Mr Thomas Adamson, seaman, to Miss Margaret Hardy. ...
... Council (fourteen in number)—Mr Andrew Leitch, Newport; Mr Andrew Bowper, Kincaple; Mr Auchterloine Hardie, Tayport; Mr David Beveridge, Kingskettle; Mr Thomas Hutchison, Kennoway; Mr Alexander Bethune, Elie; Mr William Meiklejohn, Freuchie; Mr John Shepherd ...
... on the 12th inst., the wife of Robert Peebles, blacksmith, of a son. Coliniburgh, on the 16th inicant, the wife of D. C. 61'Hardy, 31.11.. C.)1., of a on. MARRIED PATTISON-BANNEILNAN,-At U. P. Church, Commercial Road, Durban, South Africa, on the 22nd December ...
... had to Dickson, and decease of at the of Mr have B 0 It N. At Wellbark Place, L'ddingston, on the 4th Instant, the of Thomas Hardie, of a son. At Loan Street, Austrathnr, the 7th instant. the wife of Joha Jamieson, of eon. At Ship Tavern, Shore Street ...