... John Mair, assistant, Nairn; Rev. William Taylor, assistant, Dumbar- ton. Before the nominations were taken, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, was appointed clerk of the meeting. Mr David Drummond nomi- nated the Rev. Wm. Taylor, and Mr Peter Sinclair ...

... thoughtful paper Tom Mann on The Labour Commission and its Duties, and papers by Paul Bourget,' Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy on The Science of Fiction ; while in a long list-*f other contributors there are the well-known names of Ellen Terry ...

... every railway trait in the country. Black, says this authority, • is more popular than Scott, or Dickens, oi , Thackeray ; Thomas Hardy is well liked, ant popular ; Walter Besant is a general favourite - but it is held to be questionable whethei r his ...

... thought- ful paper by Tom Mann on The Labour Commis- sion and its Duties, and papers by Paul Bourget,' Walter Besant, and Thomas Hardy on The Science ef Fiction ; while in a long* list -f other contributors there- are the well-known names of Ellen Terry ...

... Dufferin has had sharp attack, which prevented her going to the memorial service at the Abbey for Sir John Macdouald. But Mr Thomas Hardy, who has come to town for a short time, has been laid up, and is still ill with a very sharp attack. The Secretary of State ...

... Dufferin «** had a sharp attack, which prevented her going to the memorial service at the Abbey for Sir John •cdonald. But Mr Thomas Hardy, who has •°me to town for a short time, bas been laid up, tad is still ill with a very sharp attack. The Secretary of State ...

... Muller, and Byron's Field of Waterloo from 'Don Juan. Amongst the Drose selections are extracts from Wendell Holmes, Thomas Hardy (A Pair of Blue Eyes), Mark Twain, F. Burnand, Percy Fitzgerald, and Hesba Stretton. The illustrations add much to the ...

... and every railway train in the country. Black, says this authority, is more popular than Scott, or Dickens, Thackeray ; Thomas Hardy is well liked, and popular; Walter is a general favourite, but it is held be questionable whether hia popularity would ...

... Muthill ; Rev. James Brown, Rev. W. P. Paterson, Crieff ; Bey. Mr Macnaughton, Braco ; Rev. George Kemp, Trinity Gask; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester ; Bey. John Hunter, Crieff ; Bey. J. Mac- pherson, Comrie ; Rev. Mr Wedderburn, Free Church, Madderty ; ...

... Muthill; Rev. James Brown, Rev. W. P. Paterson, Crieff ; Rev. Macnaughton, Braco ; Rev. George Kemp, Trinity Gask; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis VVesrter; Rev. John Hunter, Crieff ; Key. J. Macpherson, Comrie; Rev. Sir Wedderbu rn, Free Church, Madderty; ...

... Philip Norman on Old City Houses and Anstruther Thomson W omen Horseback, Fiction supplied by W. Clark Russell and Thomas Hardy ; Alfred Austin contributes The Song of the Woodpecker and John Addington Symonds has pretty little poem. Knowledge. ...

... Old City Houses ; and C. Anstruther Thom- son on Women on Horseback. Fiction is sup- plied by W. Clark Russell and Thomas Hardy ; Alfred Austin contributes The Song of the Wood- pecker ; and Johu Addington Symonds has a pretty little poem. Knowledge ...