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... &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 ...
... LECTURE by Miss C. C. MORRISON, Fotres, IN SUPPKRROOM, PUBLIC HALL, NAIRN, on FRIDAY, 18th FEBRUARY, et 8 p.m. Subject— THOMAS HARDY. ADMISSION—Members Free ou production of Members' Cards, Non-Members Id. ...
... 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 ...
... refusing what was practically a blank from Mr. Pierpont Morgan for the pardon of the MrB. of Teas and The Elamls, Mr. Thomas Hardy has presented OM / with others, to the nation. According is Dad, News, Ten': and The will go to the British Museum ...
... Methodists. Mr. Hall Caine, the author of “ The Eternal City,” which has just been presented His Majesty’s Theatre, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and bis first literary efforts were made in the columns of the Builder. One of these articles ...
... 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, ...
... U ol e UNION DUES, £6.50, will be collected ‘ at Breasciete School on September Tel. 9/3103. 8, 89 pm THE PRINCESS and Thomas Hardy D. SMITH, (Hudson ?) have just spent their first Delegate. summer together in the Cyclades. e T - AGM of Point Giris' ...
... Chambers'6•!' .--14 .iij . ls net. Journal_ Ircß JANUARY UMW THE . NEW' VOLUME AND CONTAINS A New Poem by Thomas Hardy an i a reprint of his first published work, How I Built Myself a House which ar peared sixty years ago in.Chamberes Journal, Al.() the ...
... HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy, the distinguished novelist., was married at eight o'clock on Ineaday morning, at. Fnfield Pat ish Church, to Miss Dugdale, a daughter of the master of the Enfield Pariah School. Tie bride, who has acted as Mr Hardy'a secretary ...
... Saturday the instant. Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart., Rear Admiral of the Blue. Sir Thomas w*s Governor of Greenwich Hospital since 1834. The gallant Admiral does not leave a better nor braver otficer behind him. Previously to Admiral Hardy's appointment as Governor ...
... - /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 ...