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... LITERARY NOTES. Mr. Thomas Hardy has written a j|*jr for his W.ssex Tales, which will »'» olume in the collected edition of his remarks that some apology may seem for the occurrence of two hangmen in one stories. But then, he points out, t.ne of executions ...
... LITERARY NOTES. There is an interesting personal glimpse Thomas Hardy in a preface he contributes to the forthcoming volume, A Laodicean, in h»» collected works. The writing of the tale, be states, was rendered memorable, to two person* at least ...
... and engaged in journalistic and educational work in Glasgow. There he wrote his first book, and published it in 1887. Mr. Thomas Hardy, preface to the reissue Desperate Remedies Messrs. Osgood's charming collected edition of his works, points I hat material ...
... together with some others hitherto unpublished. One tale, of a dramatic character, was written in collaboration with Mr. Thomas Hardy. bears the title, The Spectre of the Real. Mr. Augustine Birrell is to provide an introduction and some notes for an ...
... WEST OF ScOTLAND inventories of personal estates that were registered during July are the following :—Mrs Elizabeth Russel or Hardie, Burnbrae, Falkirk, £5408; Mrs Mary Walker or Thomson, Ochil View, Grangemouth, £50@1; Alex. Martin, M.B., C.M., Kirkintilloch ...
... SALFS—Continued. SALE OF IRONMONGERY, GROCERY, AND DRAPERY GOODS, PONY, TRAPS, &c. At BLACKBRAES, WEDNESDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. THOMAS is Instructed Sell Public Auction, at the Shop Messrs Morris Brothers, General Merchants, Blackbraes, Wednesday. November ...
... 2, James Anderson ; 3, A« Mitchell. Minorcacock —1, James Cro&bie; 2, D. Thomson; .3, Thomas Lowrie, Banton. Minorcahe —1, 3, and special, James Crosbie; 2, Thomas Lowrie. Hamburg cock—l, li, and special, John Aitchison; 3, D. Gray, jun. Hamburg hen —1 ...
... Rober.. Hardie, Beansford, .. 0 0 John Haidie, Mains, Bothkennar, 110 James Hardie, Stonehouse, Bothkennar, 0 10 Thomas Hardie, Cumbernauld, .. 110 William Hardie, Polinont, .. 010 Thomas Johnston, stationer, 5 ...
... AlsKle of Names Proposer and I ____*___ No. of Ward. Name of Candidate. i candidate. Seconder. ~K 1 ' STKI'HKN I'aiK. I. East. HARDY LEARMO.NTH, High btreet. „, j, A( . High Stati.m Road. _!„„„ William Crawford, Comely Park. GORDON, | GarthaU Place. I DAVID ...
... section of the Trotting Union of Great Britain Ireland. They allege that mn wastated to the committee one of the dwenow , Mr Thomas Hardie, to the prize being award-c to the pursuer, and that Mr chimed £48 of the pii*e money, his horse, Chains 11, having been ...
... Penman. Begonia, (single)—l, Thomas Duncan; 2, John Gilchrist; 3, A. Petrie. Calceolaria (any variety F. C. Bentley, Dunmore ; 2, John Gillies; 3, Thomas Duncan. Greenhouse plant (any variety)—l, John Penman ; 2, Thomas Duncan ; 3, A. Petrie. Cut Flowers ...
... Ireland. They alleged that an objection * stated to the committee by one of the defend* Mr Thomas Hardie, to the prize being .**Lj to the pursuer, and that Mr Hardie £48 of the prize money, his horse, Charles £ having l>een second in four of the heats. his ...