... gives a minute analysis of two novels, One of Our Conquerors, by George Meredith, and Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy. Regarding the latrer, the critic speaks no half-hearted term 3. He characterises it as great in aimost every way in ...

... Mr William Morris, Mr E. Burne Jones, Mr Theodore Watts, Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr Walter Besant, Mr William Black, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Conan Doyle, J. M. Barrie, George Meredith, John Burns, M.P., the Lord Bishops London, Durham, and the Catholic Archbishop ...

... gives a minute analysis of two novels, One of Our Conquerors, by George Meredith, and Tess of the D'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy. Regarding the latrer, the critic speaks in no half-hearted terms. He characterises it as great in almost every way in ...

... Mr William Morris, Mr E. Burne Jones, Mr Theodore Watts, Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr Walter Besant, Mr William Black, Mr Thomas Hardy, Mr Conan Doyle, Mr J. M. Barrie, Mr George Meredith, Mr John Burns, M.P., the Lord Bishops of London, Durham, and Ripon ...

... ; John Ewing, Vesthill; Mr J. Baillie, Newbigging Dr Thorn ind Mrs Thom, Crieff; Mr H. Murray and party, Tomrie ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester; Mr lames Stirling, yr. of Strowan; Mr M'Laren, tdvocate; Mr A. J. Knox, Fendocii; M'Lean, Meloch; J. M'Laren ...

... John Ewing, Westhill; Mr J. BaiUie, Newbigging ; Dr Thorn and Mrs Thorn, Crieff ; Mr H. Murray and party, Cornrie; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowhs Wester; Mr James Stirling, yr . 0 f strowan; Mr M'Laren, advocate; Mr A. J. Knox, Fendoch ; Mr M'Lean, Bleloch; ...

... meeting the Union at Bradford commenced Bel,'' horning. A devotional service was ihe' Kirkgate Chapel, conducted by i t * Thomas, Bristol, and flowed the assembly in Horton Sim ni. a P l' > after devotional exercises, ' (the Rev. E. Herbert Evans, Carr ...

... that Mr Keir Hardie still talked boldly about bringing forward Labour candidate. As he (Mr D.) had before said, they would all be delighted to see him, and he was quite sure that the electors of Dundee would give him fair field. Mr Hardie talked a good ...

... Dunfermline; James Cotiper, Cowdenbeath; Thomas Rutherford, Blairadam ; Stewart ifc Niven, Dunfermline ; Wm. Ferguson, Dunfermline ; Bathgate & Dignam, Tonnhili; John Penman, John Morris. Hynd Brothers, and Thomas Low, Dunfermline; Robina Frew, Cupar ; ...

... that Mr Keir Hardie still talked boldly about bringing forward a Labour candidate. As he (Mr D.) had before said, they would all be delighted to see him, and he was quite sure that the electors of Dundee would give him a fair field. Mr Hardie talked a good ...

... with the following result:— Thomas Christie scratched to Alex. Osier. beat Irvine Driminie, 0 up and 4 to play. John Hendry beat Alex. Bowman, and 4 to play. David Anderson beat Alex. Kay, and 7 play. James C. Burns beat Thomas I.iilie. Second heat, which ...

... wife Captain J. Baker, ship Glenburn, a son. Hahdie.—At Gray field House, Dundee, on the 10th inst., the wife of John SI. Hardie, of a sou (still-born). 11l ling worth.—At the Deaf and Dumb Institution, Henderson How, Edinburgh, on the Bth the wife of ...