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... Thomas Hardy. 116 Richard Street, Glasgow, » young man, who was knocked down a cyclist ° u day morning, died yesterday i the Western Infirmary. DISOSBDISNCE ARM* upon „, S? * * Ol ** Built* of. and in the past and .h-V en . puniBhed wlt,h de » The ...
... OUR LONDON LETT™ TWEED FISHERIES A THOROUGH-GOING THOMAS HARDY STONEHENGE. A PRETTY WEDDING£By Courier Special Wib.e-1 15. 109 Fleet Street, Thursday Event™* When Lord Balfour of Burleigh duced the Tweed Fisheries Bill 1 House of Lords few weeks ago he ...
... THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF STONEHENGE. THOMAS HARDY'S VIEWS. Mr Thomas Hardy, the novelist, who lives not very far from Salisbury, in talking to a representative of the Daily Chronicle, said that Stonehenge should purchased by the nation since apparently ...
... minister of the church and parish of Monzie. In the absence of the Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff parish minister, the Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and there were no objections to the ...
... of the Rev. H. H. Murray, lately assistant at Tullibody, and minister-elect to the churoh and parish of Monzie. The Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis Wester, acted as moderator. The Presbytery, having sustained Murray's trial discourses, fixed his ordination to ...
... minister of the church and parish of Monzie. In the absence of the Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff parish minister, the Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and as there were no objections ...
... of the Rev. H. H. Murray, lately assistant at Tullibody, and minister-elect to the church and parish of Monzie. The Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis Wester, acted as moderator. The Presbytery, having sustained Mr Murray's trial discourses, fixed his rrdination ...
... Campbell will be seen ai\er all in London the stage version of Tess of the Urbervilles. She has been negotiation again with Thomas Hardy ior th« production of his dramatised novel, and is reaily very eager to produce it, though there are some difficulties ...
... presided over by number of ladies. There was large attendance, which included Professor and Paterson. Colonel Goldncy; Rev. Thomas Hardy. Fowlis-Wester; Rev. John Hunter, Crieff West; Dr Burnet and Dr Haig, Crieff ; Mrs Dr Henderson, F.C. Manse, Crieff ; Misses ...
... RECORDED that the following Authors indulge in the pleasure Cycling :—Mejaf| Hull Came, • .rant Allen, Max Joseph Hatton. Pap* Thomas Hardy. Bark, T. P. O'Connor, Kjf'LlNG, S. it. Crockett, Dr Conan Doyle, and Sir Edwin Arnold. Therefore we believe Cycling be ...
... cheaper edition should largely increase the number of its admirers. t.2a 6d.) Mr W. L. Courthit is writing a monograph on Thomas Hardy for the English writers To-Day Series, which Messrs Greening & Co. recently inaugurated with Mr Monkshood's Rudyard Kipling ...
... Tullibody, to minister of the church and parish of Monzie. In the absence of Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff, Moderator, Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings were very formal, and as there were objections to ...