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... Glassington, Morn- S u ;^ . 5 5 ing Herald 1 1 :, W. , ?? , _, ar^ recei ' pd b y Mr.S. Brooks, No.llQ^Sirai.d, ?? ' • M r* Thomas Hardy, 167, Fleet-street; Mr. Sam. * ■ ?? r^ Kn ' BaowluH| and at tbe Bar of the Crona m S_ra_4. JVl'i^ ,jSi s W( -TUilt_S, CHRIST ...
... ships at the commencement, but the Americans hauled her up to the head of the harbour before tlie operations ceased. Sir Thomas Hardy ran one of the bombs into a very advantageous position for burning the shipping ; but a. he could not have tiie support ...
... LAST AUTUMN FRUIT SHOW.— The l-.XJII- 1 BITION at above 500. of hardy FRUIT f REES,in ULL »E\RIN-s and the EXPERIMENTAL HORTI- CULTURALaad AGfIICULTUR AL GROUNDS, in the P.trt-ie.outli lituid. near Vauxtiilll. adjoining to the two mile stone from Wet ...
... LAST AUTUMN FRUIT SHOW.^-Th- EXttl- BITION ot above 5000 sorts of hardy FRUTT TREKS.in FULL SE». RING, and toe EXPERIMENTAL HORTI- CULTURAL and AGRICULTURAL. GROUNDS, in; the Portsmouth Road, near V-uxliall, adjoining to. the two mile stone from W ...
... T. Andrew, John Bennetts, William Coulson, Richard Bennetts, John Martin, Thomas Gilson, Richard Thomas, Thomas James, John Sil- vester, WilUam Pemberthy, Thomas Harding, Thomas Harry, Richard Gritten, John Ruby, John Lanyon, John Read, John ...
... Mrs. White 2 20 Geo. Musgrave, Esq. 5 00 Mrs. Gordon 5 00 James Oldfield, Esq.. 100 Thomas Tomlins, Esq. 10 0 0 Mr. Grona 100 W. C. Thomas 5 00 Mr. Knapp 1 0 0 Mrs. Thomas 1 10 J. Hume, Esq 5 00 He. .ry James Perry. . 110 Mr. Miller 100 John George Perry ...
... Stanwell Smith, S. 8. Hampton Stewart, Thomas Charles, Harrow Stones, William, Kentish Town Squire?, Thomas, Whitechapel Sm H, .Nathaniel, Esq. 24, Gloucester-place . . Tolkard, James, Hoxton Taylor, Charles, Chelsea Thomas, John, Esq. Margaret-street Woodcock ...
... Hon. Lord l^ar-Hey. J. M. Maude, Esq. Si rJ . Saunmrez, Bt. K. B. K.S. Thomas ( >vey Esq â¢Peter Davev, Esq. ABel Smith. Es?q..M. P. . Edward Driver, Esq. Stephen Thorn'on. Esq. Thomas Farncomb, Esq. Joseph Wood, Esq. Charles Ilipann, Esq. . The Guardians ...
... Henry Stevens Samuel Billinglay William Shore M. Oakes Hardy 1 dward Mevrick Thomas Goding John Hunter A. Park Thomas Old Jobn Hobbs John Marshall Charles Lush Magnus .1 ohnson Thomas Longbotham Thomas' Wade Christopher Richardson William ...
... HORTUS MARYBONBNSIS : or, a CATA- LOGUE of HARDY HERRACEOUS PLANTS, DECIDUOUS and EVERGREEN SHRUBS. FOREST and FRU-IT TREE.S, Systematically Arranged, and now Growing in the Botanical Garden and Nurseries of THOMAS JENr KINS, New Road, and the Regent's Paik ...
... Borradaile Richard Knight Thomas Simpson Jabez Bevnon Samuel Kentisb Benjamin Severn Thomas Chatteris Matthias Lucas Thomas C. Stevens William M. Carter John Leech Richard Teasdale Jobu Coope John Lodge John Till Samuel Di.von Thomas I_eVertOn Robert Taylor ...