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... MARCH 5. On Monday last was married at Tenbury, the Rev. G. Hall, Vicar, Rev. I). Margaret, only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Wall, surgeon, ofthe former place. On Monday last died, aged 74, Mr. John Allen, for many years a respectable bookseller in ...
... Grammar School, on Wednesday the 23d inst. ,(> »t arid e awarde d to Auriculas, Polyanthuses. Hyacinths, ?, ,r efn-house Plants, Hardy Plants, Desseit Apples and Wij' brooms, Sea Kale, Cucumbers, White and Brown Ho*.' ? d Cabbages order of the Committee, 1828 ...
... the present Year will be grammar School, on Wednesday the 23d mst. Stove W r arded to Auriculas, Polyanthuses. S T- hou,e Hardy Plants, Desse.t Apples and Cucumbers; White and Brown Hroeoli, and Cabbages.--.By order -f the Ross, April 1828, HOOPER, Hon ...
... to assist in the ejectment, and took with him twe men, named Shears and Thomas ; and when they entered Browne met them aimed with a dagger, and stabbed Shears below the heart. Thomas he likewise stabbed three different parti of his body. Medical assistance ...
... was married at Eardisley, by the Re, , Morris Richards Cooper, late of Aberystwith, to Cacl. • nee ' ,i, daughter of M r. Thomas Jones, nne eideBt Yesterday died, Henry Jam??, ttftant son Mr. mercer, of this city. Lately died at Leominster, much respected ...
... MORE, Esq. in the Chair, •shard stewards. i' A. ore Mr. Joseph Bay lis. »:J!* nal Esq. Mr. William Cooper. , % Es( l- Mr. Thomas Nixey. *he p,']) Half-past Five for Six o'Clock precisely. H \ Sub -v PP 'cing Boys takes place at Five oiij, are requested ...
... Society will be holden on Wednesday the 21st day of May Inst. for the Exhibition of Tulips, An-emonfs, Stove or Green-house and Hardy Plants, Geraniums, Asparagus, and Green Peas. By Order of the Committee, Ross, May 5, 1828. HOOPER, Hon. See. HEREFORDSHIRE ...
... inst. died, in the 72-1 year of his age, Mr. D. Pain, of Sollar's Hope, in this county. Same day died, Jane, daughter of Mr. Thomas Bruton, of this city. - On Saturday the 10th inst. died, aged 11 years, William Potter, the beloved and only son of Mr. W ...
... catastrophe. Yesterday was committed to our City Prison for the Assizes, by John Garrett, Esq. .Mayer, and William Alilton, Esq. Thomas Jones and James IVilllams, brother John Williams, alias Curley, who was transported for life at our late Assizes), for feloniously ...
... attempt to describe. RICK-CLOTHS made to any Size required. Orders for the same received by his Brother-in-Law, Mr. JOSEPH THOMAS, Coach-Maker, Hereford, who can give Estimates of the Cost of every kind of Rick-Cloths, &c. &c. RADNORSHIRE. \ T a Meeting ...
... will be holden on Wednesday, the Kith Inst. for the Exhibition of Ranunculuses, Pinks, Roses, Stove or Gkeen-house Plants, Hardy Plants, Cherries. and Caullfowers. Older of the Committee, * WILLIAM HOOPER, Hon. Secretary. Ross, June 0, 1828. Annual Meeting ...
... tricolour, T. H. Svmoni, Esq. Second ditto, Eximium geranium, C. G. Cooke, Esq. Third'ditto, Erica parmentiara, T. H..Symons, Esq. Hardy Plants.—First prize, Schvzanthus pinnatus, C. G. Cooke, Esq. Second ditto, Dyanthus, Sir J. G. Cottcrell. Pine Apple.—First ...