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... that it was in • very prosperous condition. He would couple the tenet with the name of Mr John Thomas, the excellent secretary of the First Society. Mr THOMAS responded in warm terms, and said be bad for many years past been connected with the society held ...
... themselves by being potted earlier in the season; they' should not, however, be shut down when damp, for though extremely hardy, no flower suffers more from want of a circulation of air, than the Carnation. Examine the small plants often, and fasten the ...
... s, Quetuei Advocate, on behalf of Lord Palmerston, together at Pryee Jones s, Three Tuns Inn, on San-I Samuel Davies, and Thomas Jones went into Pentre- declared that his lordship had been no party to any day night. It appeared that the prosecutor fell ...
... the company, and made them subservient to those of the London and North Western cam- The auditor retiring by rotation Is Mr Thomas Bowen. The Cumin:at said—l have now to move the adoption of the report, and to inform you that the question put by Captain ...
... OBTAINING MONZY BY TAWS In the ease of James Henry Ridgway, charged with obtaining money by false pretences from Henry Hardie, at Middle, Mr Haughey applied to his lordship to admit the prisoner to bail, on his own recognisance', to appear at the next ...
... Methodist Chapel, Crostonstreet, Liverpool, by the Rev. R. Arnfield, Samuel Drury, youngest son of the late Thomas Drarr, Hardy, to Sarah Thomas, of the Nill Hoed. 14th, at Peres, by the Rev. John Hill, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Yen. Archdeacon ...
... Esq.her Majesty's Advooath for Scotland ; Horatio Ntitidingteti, Esq. • Joha Bright, En. • William Ewast, Esq. ; Gai;thome Hardy, Req.; tieorge Ward Hunt, Esq.; and Charles Neste. Esq. ; to be her Majesty's commissioners to `..aquirointo the provioions ...
... this society for the bringing to them of the blessed message of Christ's gospel. Yes, and you find now minded with them the hardy man of this our native island, lea out there it may be by want, it may be by ambition, it may be by covetousness, it may be ...
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... for an article not superior at Orford or Cambridge by all means have liberty to please their fancy.. I am sir, yours truly, THOMAS NICHOLAS, 7, Delahay-street, London, S.W. Secretary. PRESS COURSING MEETING.—MonDAT. Field Stewards—Mr John Roberta, Mr Brown ...
... his horse was not disqualified from starting the future. ( Rear, hear.) It must have been with ing 2e. 61. for the vote of Thomas Mason; Seth Joy against him. Not content with seducing M rs t by reason of having won at Llandriudod, inasmuch as feelings ...