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... Oldhum. where he will deliver political address the evening. He will pay a visit in the country before returning to London. Thomas Hardy has written for “The National Observer” nouvelle entitled 'ight A ready,’ and the author of Fo’cVle Yarns,” diahKit poem ...
... Edition by B. GARHsrr. lour vote., 12:no, cloth extra, gilt tops, 245. rnESS OF THE D’UUBERVILLES. -I. Pure Woman Faithfully Thomas Hardy. 3 voh. Bvo, cloth extra. 31s 6d. [ln the press. riIHE HOUSE OF MARTHA. By Frank R. Stocstos. Bvo, cloth, at. THE “STRANGER ...
... his mode of expression was tortuous, oblique, allusive, as in the ease Mr George Meredith, or scientifically exact in Mr Thomas Hardy, or academically subtl. and reticent as in Mr Quilter-Couch, his genius might be indisputable, but it would necessarily ...
... Ualvey claret luz were reached, the first rounds having been commenced two month? ago. Both prizes have been won Captain M‘Hardy, Inverness, w.to defeated Ur Fowhe in the final round for the M‘Kenzte cup by 2 holes, and Mr D. la. Stewart in the jug competition ...
... Woodside. also addressed the meeting. During the evening songs were given by Mis? Arthur and Messrs Cooper, Munro, and Hardy. Mr Hardy acted as accompanist. Votes of thanks terminated the proceedings. In connection with the Band of Hope movement, it may ...
... suing quarter :—W.C.T., Brother John Taylor ; P.C.T., Brother A. R. Sinclair; V.T., Sister Mrs Brother M‘Hardy; S.J.T., Mutterer ; Sec., Brother Thomas Forbes; F., Brother Wiliiam oss; Treas., Brother Charles Rilley ; M., Sister Maggie Menzie; G., Brother ...
... Woodside, also addressed the meeting. During the evening songs were given by Mis. ...
... F.ljrin. Forre*. Banff. Turriff. Vf^* ’., 8.-OXLY Address in Aberdeen-423 BEET (Opposite Chapel Established FOREST TREES. HARDY ORNAMENTAL CONIFERS. EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS. PLANTS FOR GAME COVERTS, HEDGES, &c. All are Fibrous-Rooted, Robust, and Grown ...
... Banchory; Ales. M. Flendry, Bridge House, Woodside ; Archibald Robb, Wacleigh Cottage, Rothes; A. Walkenshaw, Bank Lufftown ; Thomas Mitchell, Grocer, Stonehaven Wm. Stephen, Mund ; Calder Beothers, Po John Carie & Son, Merchants, New Deer; 9 ROBERT DAVIDSON ...
... ed, Banff ; John Donal wnchory ; Alex. lier y, Bridge House, Woo ide; Ar Ro! b, War Cottage, Rothes; A Ww kenshaw, ank A ; Thomas Mitchell, Crocer, Stoneha n W tephen, Maud - Calder Brothers, Portsoy : John Carle & Merchants, New Deer ; ROBERT DAVIDSON ...
... FOR FOREIGN Ml?- moN?. To-morrow, 11 a m.. Hlv. DEW AR, Rutherford Free Churrh- Snbject. “ The Great Commission. P.M..REV. THOMAS R. KILPATRICK. r. D. —Subject, Tlie Church s Inheritance in the Heathen. TT'PvEE EAST CHURCH. SERVICES X Tu-MORBOW, 11 A ...
... Alex. M. Hendry, Pridge House, Woodside ; Archibald Robb, Warleigh Cottage, Rothes; A | Walkenshaw, Bank Agent, Dufftown ; Thomas Mitchell, Grocer, Stonehaven: Wim. Stephen, Mand ; Calder brothers, Portsoy ; John Carlie & Sou, New Deer; | ROBERT DAVIDSON ...