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... Household (Cas.ell and Co., Lid , price 7d. moLthly) has reached its 18:h part, in wbich we have the best advice on gardening for June, Skeleton Leaves and Fir Cone Work ; Skin Diseases ; : ' The Annual Holiday ; Marketing and Purchasing of Foud ...
... appreciated. Cassell's Jlnnk tk* UoHirMd (7d. monthly), has reached its IMth part. The ooatenU include the st advice on gardening for June, Skeleton heaves and Fir Cone Work Skin Diseases Thu Annual Holiday Marketing and Purchasing of Food and The Physical ...
... O, Sun of Freedom, 'mid our jloom In holiest glory rise, To purify Australian hearts — To light Australian skies ?? Garden Island, June JO, 1857. ...
... nanbt—Bryant.-June -23th, the United Methodist r,;b ' , 3 £ the Rev. W. Dawson, Mr. Wilkni-hby, of Pool, to Miss Bryant, of St. Blazey. Bantm-June Ilu-h-street, Penzance, the infant son of John Bartlett, market-gardener. Boas*.—June 58th, at 25, T ...
... send him larye tin of biscuits, similar to those supplied to the late Karl They are much approved of.—17, Grosvenor Gardens, 2nd June, 1881.” is ( writes one of vur many ” ) to subscribe tor piece of plate to be presented to the late harbour-master for ...
... anotier larye tin of bixeuits, similar to those supplied to the late Beaconsjeid. They «re much approved of.—17, Grosvexor Gardens, 2nd June, 1881.” Remoor !—Ii is contemplated ( writes one of cur many “‘occasionals ) to subscribe tor a piece of plate to be ...
... taarket gardener, Perry.—June 4th, at Lanes, Wendron, Mrs. — Perry, mother of Mr. John. Perry; assistant overseer, Roserts.—June 9th, at villas, Priscilla, widow of Mr. Henry Robe: June at St. Austell, Mr. Edward Sweet, aged 53. Hr. W. Veal, Veat.— ...
... followed the accusation Prosecutor, Joel Wacholder, stated that he diamond merchant, carrying on business at 91. Hatton-gardens. London. June 27th he was staying at the Midland hotel, Bradford, when prisoner waited upon him. Prisoner then indebted to him £442 ...
... blocked. The Proposed Customs Alteration. A letter wa« read from the Town Clerk, dated from the Bedford Hotel, Covcnt Garden, 12th June, stating that he hoped to be at the present meeting of the Council, but if were not he had nothing to «»dd to hie telegram ...
... will also be made. '1 ST. AGNES. Ds a sr tdoess.—Pur damage done by bullocks belonging to Mn. Richard; of St. Agnes, to garden in June last, Jobb Harris, . ui trkot of Stlverwell, St. Agnes, was awarded Li and costs at Truro County Court on Friday. TROON ...
... son. CowLixa.—June 6th, at St Ives, the wife Mr. John G. Cowlintr son. Dvs*.— June 13th, at Tencreek, Liskeard, the wife of Mr. Thomas Dyer, a daughter. Daniel.—June loin, at Joppa, St. Just, the wife Mr. Matthew Daniel, a son. Daviej. —June 15th, at E!mfield ...
... At Let-kinmck-terrace. Penzanoe, June SI, ths wife of Ur Edward Cooke, of a daughter. EscOTT— At E_t-end, Marazion, June 17, the wife of Mr Jamea tt g cou, ot T. uro, of a daughter. GAVKD-At Oarvatn, bt Austell, June 26, the wife of Mr James Gaved, formerly ...