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... erviee Wasa Kev. Thomas Hardy (now the iu the Presbytery of Auchterarder), who so the church vacant. — MURTHLY. Me ee A AT THE AsYLUM.—The semi dramat ...
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Scribner's Magazine for May is Scribner's an exhibition number, and is as Magazine, excellent a shilling's ..
... represented by suggestive bit social prophecy and philosophy, entitled, The Upward Pressure. Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, and other distinguished names are on the list of contributors. The exhibition number of Scribner is altogether a remarkable ...
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... a to him. Mr Campbell “The Member for the Western lie Cochrane “The Division” was proposed by and Town neil ie by Rev. Thomas Hardy, and by, Provost Adie; “The red Societies,” by Mr D. J. Thomson Gray, replied to by Mr Robert Gardiner ; Donors of Prizes ...
LITERARY NOTES
... conspicuous success. er, by brary,” Messrs Ward, issue in serial ot Mer Olive Account of the “ History of the and | Mr Thomas Hardy and the Hon. Mrs Hen of short story tyle of whieh will pro ach in “The Spectre fhe est nt, but « The Sacred City of the ...
LEITH WOOL SALES
... IL Pmvastt. THE INTOXICATED GHOST. By Auto Roma COLOUR IN THE COURT OF HONOUR AT THE FAIR. Blast. By ROYAL Coarissoz. THOMAS HARDY. Portrait. By H. W. Paurrow. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALVINI. With Portrait__ SARAiigiDDONS. With Portrait. By EDMUND Gomm ...
all confidential reporta. records, and other docu-
... Pollock, It is a mere scene between a lady and her cavalier on their way home from a ball. “The Three Wayfarers,” by Mr Thomas Hardy, is the most dramatic of the five pieces put forward. The wayfarers are a sheepateales condemned te ...
STRATH EARN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
... yesterday afternoon. here was a large attendance, among whom were Rev. Dr Rankin, Mnthill; Rev. W. P. Paterson ; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester ; Provost Adie, Bailies Cochrane and Finlayson and ex-Provost MacGregor, Crieff; Mr Charles Colville, town ...
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... Lobelia Maltman, the beloved wife of Alexander 111'Laaehisn..deeply regretted. Ram—At Pit teotiao, Cried, on the 21st inst., Thomas Hardy, infant son of W. 13. MArill• Reid, and six months. Pd'Aer —At Cried, on 21st led, Christina Beat, cr u et of John M'Ars ...
HAJOtFOOT
... remains of the iate Rev. James Taylor, minwter of Monzie, were interred in the — ‘hurchyard thereon Saturday. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, in Church on Sunday, made death of Mr Taylor. suitable reference to the ror Stanpger Acarmet a Hore. BED: ...
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... larger either thea tl it to | Church io this aad even the Free ion io Crieff fover which Dr He wall: min indivi The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Weste ates | the Kaowledge of ms knowledge of some of ws—that oa the | Pe oved thaa did the Rev. “Rob rt Y ear in other ...
OUR LONDON LETTER. SAUNDERS AND THE HOME RULE BILL. HE URGES ITS WITHDRAWAL. ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND HIS ACCUSER. ..
... Campbell had her chance last fright in the 66 variety show s. Her farce Bud and Blossom was produced as a pendant to Mr Thomas Hardy fanciful parody of one of his own Wessex tales. Lady Colin professes to satirise 4 ladies who write, but the sarcasm was ...
NOTES—MAINLY PERSONAL
... holidays at Gosford House, Drem. The Earl and Countess of Southesk are staying at the Grand Hétel de Palmiers, Hyéres. Mr Thomas Hardy is hard at work on another povel, which he thinks will eclipse “‘ Tess. The Duchess of Connaught enjoyed her life in India ...