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... Guildzall, Tauznton.-John Vicary and another boy were s-convicted, on Saturday last, of stealing apples in tie Iorchard of 'Jr. Thomas Bult, of Kingston, and committed to Wilton House of Correction to hard labour on the tread. ywheel for one month.-Wn. Jones ...
... A rare example of liberality has been recently manifested in the parish of Sturminster,Dorset, by the Rector, the Reverend Thomas Lane Fox, who is nephew to Lord Rivers. He became the proprietor of the recto- rial tithes by purchase, and his interest in ...
... Green is Poland 21 21 Mustard, White. - Feed .. 8 25 llrown .1 it IFednesday, Jane 25.-This morning ve hid hardy anystbuyi doing, and prices must in consequence be conhidered preilynmn nominal; but purchases of most artirles might certainis ...
... howv sioon it may please the Catholic Association to issue its ainatheissas IS against the pasemntof tithes, eind what man is hardy enoogh to say, that the Catholic people wvill disobey itsi mandatesq ? ft de- in pends upon the Cstholic Astociatlon, no man ...
... two !ners'liants of ureat property, and previously held to be of great respectahidify also, residing in the island of Saint Thomas, have been directly concerned in thte most nefa- rliots tratisac ions of' that kind. Their names are Stephen Cabot and John ...
... Stott, Leeds James Lyon, Bristol, merchant, May 39, June 30, at the Commercial RosiS. Solicitors, Bevan aid Brittan, Bristal Thomas Gotugh, iilinchinhampton, cloth-dealer, May 26, June 30, at the George Inn, Stroud. Solicitors, Winterbothiam and Co. Tewkesbury ...
... Simms, to Miss E. Miller, all of the city of Bath. November 5, at Hortield, Mr. Thomas Berryman, to Aliss Fanny Johnson, of Pennywell-road. November S, at St. Paul's, .tr. Thomas Potter, master mariner, to Elizabeth, onlv dau. of Mr. Richard Slee, Coronation-road ...
... Fellowes~j ln. Dudiley Joseph Blackwinm, Swaiiswick, near Bath, builder, March 28, April 26, at the Ch ristophier itin. Solicitor, Hardy, Bath. I)DvioDENDS.-lylarv and Jas. C. Hatton, Liverpool, wine.mer- chants, April IS-Thonias Jones, Carnarvon, iron-founder ...
... & Co. Londoa Rowlind Yallop. Bashighall.street, scriven.r, January aS, Feb. 28, at the Salae place. Solicitor, Rush Londoc Thomas Prichard, Foot's Cray, surgeon, Jan. 31, Feb. 29,St the6amec . place. Solicitor, Powell, Lnndon George Gingell, Sinitli ield ...
... the directions given last week for the ma- nagement of melons and cucumbers. 'Put up a moderate hot-bed for tender and half- hardy annuals. I When flowering plants are removed from the forcing departments let their places be filled up with others forsuccession; ...
... houses appro- priated to their culture. Finish planting, pruning, and nailing all kinds of fruit trees without delay. Sow hardy annuals it the open borders where the frost is out of the ground. FATALITY IN BREEDING FLOCKS.-(FrIomacorrcs- pondent of the ...
... spinach, and which can hardly be distinguished from that vegetable. -It is more productive, less trouble to cultivate, and is-a hardy pe- rennial.-A fine species of carrpt has also come into use: it is nearly white, grows large, is not stickey in tlie middle ...