... without doubt the ablest scientist Australasia can c'aim es her own. He is at present paying a short 'oat to this country. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novella, who may be said to have been resins for some time, will shortly be repreeented by a volume of poems which ...

... Oakhill Brewery, Eath, 98,352 Thomas Usher, 75, of Thos. Usher k Sons, Park Brewery, Rdiuburgh, 51,913 Samuel ..„•.• . second Baron Hindiip, 55, Samuel Albopp k Sons, Eurton-on-Trent, .. .. 243,354 Thomas Hardy, 64, Hardy's Kimberley Brewery, Notts 266 ...

... service, in which the choirs of St M Fowlis Wester, and in St Michael's Parish _Chureh:. Meanzie took part, was held The Ve Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, oceupied the pulpit, and gave an historical address on the early life of the Scottish march. Tue Late Ms ...

... Bath. 98,362 Thomas Usher. 75, of Thomas Usher k Sons, Park Brewery, Edinburgh 51,913 Samuel Charl'-s, second Baron Hindlip, 55, Samuel Allsopp k Sons, Burton-on-Trent 243.354 Thomas Hardy, 64, Hardy's Kim'erley Brewery, Kott ...

... lee Maclaren, S. R. Cruck.tr, Conan Doyle, Sir Walter Recant, Annie S. Swan,ll,. 111.. , Hoary Wood, D. Christie Murray, Thomas Hardy, Gawp EDW. A. Rider Haggard, Edo• Leal!, Rurlyard Kipling, O•rorge MacDonald, L. Stevenson,Stanley Wermen, Willi.m Black ...

... Perth; Mr J. Thomas, sheriff-clerk. Perth ; the Hon. and Rev. Arthur Gordon, Monzievaird : kc Religious services were conducted at tbe front door of the mansion by the l.cv. Hugh M. Jamie-on, parish minister of Monzie, aud the Rev. Thomas Hardy, of Foulis- ...

... Title, Dalhousie Street. Bth, 9th, and 10th November. TOnD—Counia—Oetobcr 5. at South Buebanty, Fowl'. Wester, by the Rev. Thomas Hardy, William D. Todd. farmer, Main. of Gurtby. to DJu, second daughter of John C DEATHS. Ntemr.—Oetoher 7, at 15 /Wow Place ...

... Which the choirs of St Michael's, F..wlis We-ter, sod Montle took parr ' was held in Si Michael'. Parish Church. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Pooh. Waster, occupied the pulpit, and gave an historical addrer on the early life of the Scottish Church. Tue WTI MI ...

... Mr James Johnston of Kincardine Castle; ex-Provost Macgregor, Crieff ; Wedderspoon, Dunblane ; Mr James Gray, Dunblane; Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester; Major of Ochtertyre ; Mr S. Cowan, Perth; Mr Bulloch Graham, Craigentor; Mr Richmond, Monzie Castle; Major ...

... Mr James Johnston of Kincardine Castle ; ?? Macgregor, Crieff; Mr R. Wedderspoon. Dun- blane; Mr James Gray, Dunblane; Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester; Major Dundas of Ochtertyre ; Mr S. Cowan, Perth ; Mr Bulloch Graham, Craigentor; Mr Richmond, Monzie Castle; ...

... comparative fraction that differentiated between them. The motion was then carried unanimously. HONOUR DUNNING MINISTER. Re.v. Thomas Hardy, FowJis Wester, drew attention fact that the degree D.D. was about conferred upon the minister Dunning, and lie was certain ...

... ted between them. ground, aud it was a comparative fraction that he moti was then carried MO! wR TOV ING MINISTER Rev, Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, drew attention to the fact that the degree of D.D. wag about to be conferred mpon the minister of Dunning ...