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... encominm on Mr. Andrews, the ‘ artist, and proposed his heaith. Mr. Andrews acknowledged the compliment. The health of Mr. | Thomas James and the other members of the committee was then drank, and Mr. James duly responded to the toast, We learn that he has ...
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... sand, &e. in a heap, to turn over occasionally. Pour the brine, soap-snds, &e., from the house into it. Transplant still all hardy kinds of flowering shrubs, suckers, &e. Clear the borders from dead annuals, lenves, stumps, &ec.; shelter the choice bulbs ...
... 1t would be 1o tedious 1o go through all that pefled on the vccalion 3 1 cab only oblerve, that of My, Ruf. fell thoald be hardy enough to deny what is flated, and is defirous of having his_friend brought upon the fi.}e. I muft, |l.9uih reluQantly, intreduce ...
... K., W. Hevriek, Esq., U, Frewen, Fsg.. T. Stokes, ‘ Evq., Revds, Dr. Pearson, 1. Belgrave, &c.; Messrs, John Ellis, ). S. Hardy, W. Pearson, A. Burcess, W. Tailby, &e. | Ihe proceedi s did not commence till mearly half-past theee, and hefore that time ...
... =T . Wiy . W N coutrary on the day of meeting. o George Hardy, of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, innkeeper, December 30, From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Dec. 10, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED, Samuel Thomas, of 21, Corubill, bullion merchant. BANKRUPTS, Robert Watson ...
... relulgent tkees, *Mid the biue arctiof neaven, he vidlor nides, Tand heat (e vhext.nfuih” Ipreads o Glory's true fons, thyt hardy race, | Who bravely o’er thie briny flood, i+ Smiling ferene in danger's face, | p & Unclieck'd by tempeit, fire, and blood ...
... Paris, willsccompady the Commangi - | the boule of carredtion for aloag hit of veilvls vaken | o iy Chief, Gen, Leclerz, \ Thomas Davis, who travelted “wi _on_the ‘’F‘fl“f‘.‘l ‘Our (Gosernment has been canfulted upon | fupporied by the above women, Wi ...
... House of Co fined Is. \\ thhiam Mason, was charged with ha money 10 the amount of 2L and a pock chief, the propeny of Thomas Lole. Thomas Lole, a labourer, residing in \ in this Ciy, sand, that on the morning of July last, he had in his possession comn ...
... SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. SECRETARY, WARWICKSHIRE. Coventry, *(u. SMiTH. Rugby, icuard Fox. Birmingbam, 4.:-;: Kinpon.. Kineton, 1 .Thomas AeBOoTTS. DERBYSHIRE., Derby, Witciam Harrison, Cheflerfield, W. Brow . STAFFORDSHIKRE. . Srafor 1, Sterusnsony & Wasns ...