... &c. which belonged to Thomas Hardy, late Merchant in BtUghead, and now to the Trustee for behoof of his Creditors. Credit, on unexceptionable security, will be allowed for purchases above L 5. Those owing the sad Diomas Hardy, will please pay what they ...

... It was Thomas Hardy. To the words counsel and encouragement which Hardy heard from Mr Morley’slipe at that historic interview the neat novelist dates his first entrance with hope into the world of literature. What is the gospel of Thomas ...

... BEGINNERS.” Among the writers who have begun their career in the pages of Chnmljerit, we find | George Meredith, James Payn, Thomas Hardy, Conan Doyle, and D. Christie Murray —a goodly list, which could doubtless have been extended. Leslie Stephen,” says the ...

... REVIEWS AND MAGAZINE The Fortnightly Review for August with a poem by Thomas Hardy, wh calls “Time’s Laughingstocks.” Its th the meeting of an old love and the sh Mr W. 8. Lilly dis the message of Newman to the newg tion. We live, as the writer says, ...

... - /131 lITH. A t Ediantrgh, on the 31st tilt. Mrs. Macleod, jun. of Cadboll, of a s , n. 111 A RAIED.—On the ult. Mr. Thomas Hardy, surgeon and dentist, Duke Street. .o Miss Rubino, daughter of Robert Forrester, Esq. - Treasurer of the Bank of Scotland ...

... articles:—A Day's Outing with the Old Choral Union. The Light Side of Gardening, College Reminiscences. The Genius of Thomas Hardy, An Echo (a poem). Is Dancing Demoralising? Rambling Thoughts on Flowers. Some New-Year Resolutions. and Speculations ...

... purpose of taking in a supply of wine or the whole of the squadron whose destinationliqd object are involved in my-ter. Sir Thomas Hardy, it is stnted, sails with sealed orders, which are not to be opened till he reache- a certain latitude. Each ship is in ...

... [ADVERTISIMENTS.] The Rev. Thomas Hardy, parish of Fowlis Wester, has presented by his congregation with a very elegant pulpit gown, cassock, Bible, Psalm• book, itc., as a mark of their esteem and respect for him, and of their appreciation of his ministerial ...

... r Americas schoonersothich hat I been as gun-boats, takes at 8000 c Ctee k,and destroyed. riuCorrmpondente between Sir Thomas Hardy, and the officer comManding the American troops at Stag Hatbour; on the Subject of a demand by the latter, that a man of ...

... the King.” Sir Thomas Hardy, (the Hardy in w hose arms Nelson died, and am old friend and associate of bis Majesty), with Sir James Cockburn, Lord Amelins Bcauclerc, and Sir Jabel Brenton, received the Royal party—Lady and the .Misses Hardy waiting upon ...

... Captain Minn, and arrived at Shelburne, the place of rendezvous, on the evening of the lith, where he found Captain Sir Thomas Hardy, in the Ramilles, with two transports, having on board the Regiment, under Lieut,Colonel Herries. having laid their plans ...

... present residing in F.dinhurgli, a veteran owned Thomas Hardy, who serv,d in at the great scsfight, awl who to part as one of the of the Shannon, It the memorable engavineu t wi:h the Chesapeake. Hardy, though in his 90th year, is still hale and hearty ...