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... several pleasing and martial airs during the afternoon. Among the specimens we noticed, as particularly tine, were the Suponaria hardy herbaceous plant, native of the Alps, ar.d certainly one of the richest and most luxuriant specimens that ever came under our ...
... Johk Bridgford, for the best Hardy Herbaceous plant 0 10 John Clowes, Esq 2d 0 7 Mr. James Falkner 0 0 Richard Barton, Esq 4th do 0 3 6 To Richard Potter, Esq. for the best Pine. 110 Mr. Thomas Boundes 2d .do 10 6 To Thomas Walker, Esq. for the best brace ...
... Magnus 111 . 6 Thomas Butler, 6th ditto, Premier Noble in ' comparable 2 6 FEATHERED ROSES. To Mr. Sam. Buckley, best and best Doolittle 1 1 0 William Crompton, 2d ditto Countde Vergines 013 0 Thomas Pendleton, ditto, Trumph Royal 0 12 6 Thomas Baxter, 4th ...
... Fisher, of this town. Same place, on Wednesday last, Mr. Wm. Robothom, of this town, to Miss Mary Brundret,of Chorlton Cum-Hardy. Same place, on Wednesday last, Mr. John Metcalfe, to Miss Mary Ann Boardman, both of this town. Same day, Mr. Wm. Sissons ...
... uf this Same dm. at the same place. Mr. John Armes dale. to Ann Howard. of this town. tin Thurstley. at the mune place. Mr. Thomas I town, to ll,uinah khrthall, !Mr Same day, at the place. Mr. 1111,111 dish. to M.ss 'faunal' Archer. of that towel. On the ...
... Stretford. BY MR. .1. E. TURNER, At the house of 11r. Edward 31ason, known by the name of di, Bowling Oreen Inn, in Choriton Hardy, in the county of Lancaster, on Monday the ltith day of July, In% at the hour of five in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions ...
... would be objected to, and the most vigorous exertions were made, byplacariling the town, &c. to procure a full attendance. Mr. THOMAS HILTON, the junior Churchwarden, was called the chair. The CHAIRM opened the business of the meeting, hoping that every gentleman ...
... ortiskr. A desultory diaeussieu then toot dam to course of which. Mt. SAMUEL KAY, Mr. T. SHARP. Mr. JOHN BARLOW. and Mr. W. HARDY the shut mooting Mr. Patter's rosolotiao t the hot gentleman (shaming that these who optioned the money were actuated % e a ...
... Esq. for the best plate of Six Nectarines. To Thomas Glover, Esq. for the best plate of Strawberries To Thomas Hey wood, Esq. 2d do. do. To Thomas Hey wood, Esq. for the best plate of White Currants. To Thomas Hey wood, Esq. for the best brace of Cauliflowers ...
... Barbican ; Mr. James Falkner, 241 do. do. Mr. Thomas Partingson, 3d do. do. Unknown Ditto, 4th do. do. ' Unknown Mr. Thomas Knight, for the bat Striped, dr Beautf Mx. Thomas Pbttford, 3d do. do. - • Unknown' Mr. Thomas Partington, 3d do. do. Unknown. Mr. William ...
... pro the rc^ular despatch business {oThe second Thursday in September. HunclarY- Between one and two o'clock on liiestfay , Thomas Lowe, of Bridge-street, observed from a gang of five or six fellows loitering Ins bea _ TOim n Franklin silversmith and watch£te ...
... TUESDAY—before j. norris, esq. LABKIXG. Thomai Hardy and Juteph Wright were charged with some a party of idle young men who obstructed the footways in t' neighbourhood the Crescent, yesterday evening, tripping up every one who came in their way, in the ...