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... She le an enthusiastic dancer. Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Thomas Hardy, oboes portrait is in the Paris Salon this year, is engaged in writing the third part of his Dynasts, a dramatic poem on the Napoleonic period. Mr. Hardy has been writing ...
... that oágreat English novelist, - Mr. Thomas Hardy, is descended from the captain who shared so a tough sea-fight with our octrazened Afimiral. Ai American paper says that in Horselsidro the rustics refer to Mr. Hardy as him what puts we in books. And ...
... made of the in literature. Some day I shall as article ow authors' (and perhaps )4eanwhile, the waistooat pretties el Mr. Thomas Hardy say be noted. When winter ceases, he pate on made at in the old-lashioned country style. Then, am the weedier blooms be ...
... and apwoached an old dame who was sitting outher cottage door. Mr. Hardy lives near here, doesn't he? he inquired. will NeBLE Which Mr. Hardy? asked the old woman. Why, the Mr. Hardy who writes books, replied the astonished &rim Oh, I Tweed Warehouseman ...
... Preece. • • • PREPARATIONS FOR CENSUS. c amern i ng Max Dorehiester. the Two of the most important tasks in the b. of of Mr. Thomas Hardy. theme is as is- potations for next year's census are nearing Westing irtoi7 told. The land upset it completion. The r ...
... pleasant, is too violent in its action. Herbert Gladstone, M. P., write i of the ex- Premier thus— Smoking he detests. Thomas Hardy, another novelist, says — I have never smoked a pipeful in my life, nor a cigar. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., considers ...
... Three Phloxes, sorts, one spike of each—l, Alexander tick son; 2, James Laing. Three Pentsteraous, one spike of each- Thomas Kerr. Three Hardy Herbaceous, one stem of each—l, Francis halmers; 2, William Church, Netberurd. One Fuchsia, in pot—l, Francis Chalmers; ...
... Beans-1, Geo. Brown; 2, Thomas Noble. -1, George Brown; 2, Ma. — Four Potato Onions-1., Geo. Brown; 2, Walter Rae. Bigpr. English Pint White Carnets-1, Gavin Greenshields. 2, George Brown. English Pint Red Currants-1, George Brown; 2, Tim. Noble. EnglMh ...
... DRUNK AND INI'APARLF.-At the Burgh Court on Friday last week—Bailie Wilson on the bench—William Hardie, a labourer, was charged with having been found in a state of intoxication and unable to take care of himself in the Eastg ste on the previous day, ...
... St. Clair Cunningham, Esq. of Hallmanor ; president, Thomas Marshall, jun.; vic•-presides.t. G. Reid ; match secretary, Thos. Fergitpon, 61 Northgat• ; hon. secretary, Wm. Iferriot ; treanurer, Thomas Marshall, jun. ; captain, John Lockhart; vice-captain ...
... see et the late John Fleming and of Mrs Flessiag, Dundee Terrace, Edinburgh. HARDIE.—At 37 High Street, on loth December, Margaret Currie, aged 56 years, relict of Jobs Hardie. to-day (Saturday), at 1.30 p.m. Is leithem Cemetery. Priseda pietas aceept ...