... of Robert Stevenson, Esq. Glasgow. At Redgorton Manse, on the 10th inst., the Very Rev. James Robertson, D.D., the Rev. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis-Wester, to Helen Isabella, third daughter of the Rev, Wm. Liston, minister of Redgorton. ...

... minister. Among those present were; —General Buist, Crieff; Provost Finlayson. Crieff; Ex Provost Macgregor, Crieff; Rev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Westei, Moderator of the Presbytery; Bt*v. the Hon. Arthur Gordon, Monzievaird and Strowan; Rev. James M’Gibboo ...

... resemblance to 189, and Mr Hall Caine must have been surprised to find himself tete a tete with Marie Corelli, while Mr Thomas Hardy could not tear himself away from her Romance of Two Worlds. My What's doing at Lothian's ? sn•dal Tea Is 4d. aad Is ad ...

... CRIEFF Lectcbz. —The Rev. Thomas Hardy of Fowlts gave lecture in the Parish Church the Sunday scholars and others interested in the Parish Church Sabbath School. was not generally known that lecture was to given else the audience would have been much ...

... o. social Listiwy —as. for example, pe:sonal of the rise of 111.7 n i.t the vil!age a- revealed by George But it is of Thomas hardy we alwayt think to-day when the fiction of the eountiysitie is under discussion. He not only the drama of human pa :on ...

... the Gth inat, aged sixteen, Mary Forbes, eldest daughter the Rev. Thomas Hardy. At Newborn Manse, Fife, the 10th inat., ilia, wife of the Rev. Alex. D.D. Rev. Thomas Mt;*!*.— The Rev. Thomas M'l ’rie, D.D., LL-D., die ...

... advocate ; Harvey, rector of Edinburgh Academy; the Kov. William Ogilvie, rector of Morrison’s Academy, Crieff; and the Iv v. Thomas Hardy, minister of Fowlis Wester. The prizes offered Lord Gleualmoud were each or the value of £5 (or in the option of the successful ...

... Tullibody, to be minister of Ibeehurch and parish of Motuie. In the absence of Rev. Andrew Campbell, Crieff, Moderator, Kev. Thomas Hardy, Fowlis-Wester, as senior minister present, presided. The proceedings very format, and there were no objections to Mr Murray's ...

... trained for before he began t• earn• a livelihood by his pen, has a grvat deal to do with the subject matter of his work. Thomas Hardy, for in- was trained as an architect, and am- student of the great Rmeex novels-. 1 tell you bow often architects figure ...

... hit dreamy eyea in the paper written by M. B. Byrde, and Winsome Women” find lovely representative in the Bsthsbeba of Thomas Hardy. “An Otford Holiday set* before tit, in most interesting fashion. that lovely city with its dream spires,” while the ...

... same may said Dickens. Thackeray, and George KUxot. Among living writers you may see placarded conspicuously, such authors Thomas Hardy. Hall Caino. William Black, George Macdonald, and .1 M. Barrie. lan Maclaren. 8. Crockett, Co nan Doyle, Andrew Lang. Mrs ...

... West Chnreh, Crieff; O. D. M'Naughton, Ardoch (Clerk); P. Thomson, Dunning; James Taylor, Monsie (moderator for the day); Thomas Hardy, Foulis- Wester; D. Bonallo, Blackford (moderator of 1 Session during the vacancy); and the following gentlemen from other ...