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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... following Authors indulge in the pleasure Cycling :—Messrs Hall Came, Allen, Max Pembkrton, Joseph Hatton, Barry Pain, Thomas Hardy, Robert Barr, T. P. O'Connor, Rudyakd Kipling, S. R. Crockett, Conan Doyle, and Sir Edwin Arnold. Therefore we believe ...
... the following Authors indulge in the pleasure of Cycling:—Messrs Hall Came, Grant Allen, Max Joseph Hatton, Barry Pain, Thomas Hardy, Robert Barb, T. P. O'Connor, Kipling, S. R. Crockett, Conan Doyle, and Sir Edwin Arnold. Therefore we believe Cycling ...
... IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AT DUNDEE. On March 10, 1899. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Jessomene, Zeal, from Calcutta—333 bales jute, 60 tons— Hardie t Smith; 2389 bales jute. 42? tons Don Brothers, Buist, t Co.; 96 bales jute, 17 tons—A. G. Morgan. 1000 bales jute, 179 ...
... FORFARSHIRE MINISTER’S SEMI-JUBILEE. NTISREdTING CEREMONY at FARNELL. f\ &srn!Poln| Than the Rev. Thomas A. Cameron, of Parish Church, no minister in the county is held in higher esteem, not only by his own parishioners but his fellow-Presbyters, and ...
... Maeliarfly & Alexander. HOUSES to LET in Green Street, Castle Street, East-Town-End, Charles Street, and Watt Street. Apply, Mac Hardy & Alexander. LET, Kingsto.i Cottage and Garden, tit James' Road, as presently occupied by Mr John Guthrie. Entry, Whitsunday ...
... elections : H. Hardy (IJ.), Mr Hoare (C ), (Jozens- Radical majority, 1886. 11. H. Coaeni;- Hardy (L.) Mr Felfowes (L. U.), .. 3524 liberal majority,.. 760 [Our portrait from Norwich.] ;he results of previous 1882. Mr H. H. Cozena- Hardy (G.L.) 4561 Mr ...
... Our Own JOHN ROBERTSON & COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISH*' TALLY STREET, DUNDEE. Til. 704 CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND FURNISHING THOMAS JUSTICE & SONS, WHITEHALL STREET, DUNDEE. ANNUAL SALE CLOSES • r. Should Influenza symptoms develop, avoid Beef Teas, which ...
... Sir John Leng, M.P.; Sir John Willox, M.P.; Sir John R. Robinson, Messr;, Harmeworth Bros.; Frank Lloyd, Esq. ; and W. L. Thomas, Esq. Some of thc3e gentlemen havG given their services members ot Executiv: Council, which, by the way, comprise* :'oma the ...
... Ground. Upset Price, £250. Feu-Duty the whole Ground, 6d. For further particulars, apply to John Mess. C.A., Albert Square; Thomas C. Bovd. Solicitor, Dundee; to the said Steven, with whom are the Titles and Articles of Roup. Taypokt: There will Exposed ...
... #irthi». At 5 Abbey Park, on the 2nd inst., Mrs William B. Hardie, of daughter. At 37 Lordburu, the 27th ult., Mrs Charles D. Sim, of a eon. At 16 Cairnie Street, on the 17th ult., Mrs Thomas .Carrie, of a son. Abbey Path, on the 23rd ult.. Mrs William ...