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... yoars ago at the Gaiety Theatre. The liabilities do not exaeed £700. Mr Rudvard Kipling i8rambling in Dorsetaidro w with Mr Thomas Hardy. o A Prois newspaper saya that M. Felix Faure will make a long tour in Algeria next March with his wife and daughter. Plymouth ...
... NOTES. Mr J. MI. Barrio and Mrs Barrie are staying at Kirriemuir. c Mr Rudyard Kipling is rambling in Dorsetshire a with Mr Thomas Hardy. A Paris newspaper says that M. Felix Faure I will make a long tour in Algeria next March with his wife and daughter. t ...
... of the me- iuentos is a lock of the hero's hair, beneath which is the autograph inscription of Sir i Thomas Sttines, Given to me by Sir Thomas Hardy, on board the Victory, on his arrival in i the Medway with the body of my friend and1 ipatron. Alas ...
... OfGs M11r Connel, Ed~inbinrgh ; Dr AUesander Them 2nG I Ms hud, rief;Rev. L. C M. XVedderhbirn, Fre Churh Mndierty; ev. Thomas Hardy, drerty Chrch Jlam~est Gs Ouiwnod ~an Fowlis W~ester; Rev. James Brn, Mad' At the 'opening ceremony Dr Alex. Thrnpr'- Sided ...
... understand that no title has yet been selected for Mr Thomas Hardy's new work, but the novelist las several before him. Few writers of fiction are so careful about choosing the titles of their works as Mr Hardy. He makes out a brief list, and some of the most ...
... the diocese. V7arious other reports *were snbmitted, and after committees bad been adjusted the :meeting ter- minated. Rev. Thomas Young, B.D:, the ?? minister of Ellon, and the successor of Dr Robertson, the founder of the Endownent Scheme, was yesterday ...
... 50, 1893) dith a codicil (dated Febrary 4. ) of Mr Thomaq Hardy, of liul'ell ail. N7otre, who di(ed on June 27, u-cs uroved on -November 15 by Mrs M11ary Ann CHvedy, the widow, the Rev. Thomas Barezr I TWlxrd.' Ithe seatn ant Riclhard Fitqjlugh, . . I ...
... lest of candi. dates for the 'vacancy in the pastorate oi Ladyburn Church caused by the resignation of RBv. Thomas Kay :-Rev. R. Menkgomerie Hardie, M.A., of Glasgow ; Rev. John Mack, B.D., Port-Glasgow; Rev. George Christie, B.V., assistant. St Mary's, ...
... 233; Robert M-Vic. draper, Dnmmr;ore, 104; Gavin II. Love. Kill- lmpha. 14S: John Marshall mniller, Drusimore, 121; .John Hardie-rfarmner, M!ull of Gallowray, 117; Jaml~es M Culloch innkeeper. IDrummore. 104; John Hutchison, farmer, Low Drummore, 93. ...
... Surgeon Robert Hardie, M.B.-both to the Eclipse; Surgeons Charles G. Matthew M.B., to Chatbean Hospital; James P. Willis, 1.B., to the Black Prince. Staff-Engineer William H. Pih:worth, to the Eclipse; Chief-Engineer Martin Stuart. Engineer Thomas H. Turner-both ...
... hefore us, in which are sndistinctly seen the form. of earth-burrowing picts, druids, Itoinan roldiers, Norman Earons, arnd hardy Norsenren, to all of who:u the Mout Hiil of Ellon was the centre of the political life of thP district. Long baforo the light ...
... Castle Gardens; Mr Dad Mrs WV, M'Deniald, New Block, Poit Erril ; ir and Mrs T. M' Leod, I he Terrace, Pert Erroll; Mr and Mr. Hardie, rhapelhill. Invitation, were sent to the feltewing fenars -Mr and Mrs R. Sleasor, Wnrdhill; Mr and Mrs Joein Collins, Mr ...