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... to Mr. Parker, for 16 specimens. Rarest Stove Plant (Combritum Purpurea) John Menzies; 2d (Euschia Mycrophylla) Thomas Appleby. Best Hardy Bouquet to Wm. Barratt, for a splendid one in the form of a pyramid, which nearly reached the roof of the Music ...
... for stealing 1201b. leather from Mr. Hodgson, tanner. GUILTY. âTo be transported seven years. Thomas Harrison, for stealing two brass pans, from Thomas Hardy, butcher. GUILTY.â imprisoned six calendar months William Hales, tor stealing needles from Mr ...
... THOMAS TAYLOR, GROCER and TEA DEALER, LOW-STREET, MALTON, in WANT of an APPRENTICE. A Premium will be expected. WANTED. FMIOS. THEAKSTON, Grocer, Linen and Woollen-Draper, Hatter, &C-, MASHAM, IS in immediate want of respectable Youth APPREN*- TICK. MR ...
... by the corrector of their errors, Calaniy.— Literary Gazette. MEMOIRS ?? CORRESPONDENCE of THOMAS JEFFERSON, bte President of the United States. Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RAN. DOLPH. Complete in 4 vols. Bra. with portrait, and tac simile of the origiaal ...
... DECLAnATIOBS op INSOLVENCY. R. Thomas, Liverpool, sliip broker T. Clark, Dover, master mariner R. E. Manh, George-street. Hauipstead-road, drawing-m- 9 W. Hodgens, Ringsend, Dublin, *psk+mmm9 ' BABEBUPTCT INLABOiU. .. - Wm. Hardy. Kirkby moorsidr . Yorkshire ...
... Barrett, Wakefield Newest Hardy Pleat (symeketum ?? Barrett, of Wakefield; second ditto (pubaanaria variegate,) Wm. Barrett -» ' Best Geranium— Joseph Marshall, gardener, seedsman, and florist Roth well Heigh ; second ditto. Thomas Haselgrave Best Pine— ...
... Bell, of that place. Wednesday, the 2Sxh ult., at the Friends' Meeting-house, Selby, Thomas Marshall, Esq., late of Huddersfield, to Betty, only surviving daughter ot Thomas Procter, Esq., of Selby. Same day, at Walton, Lancashire, the Rev. R. J. Statham ...
... Sporting. FOOT RACE—On last, the foot race for £5O. a-side. between John Turner, alias the Woral Stag, and William Hardy, alias the Worsted Clue, was run the race ground. Doncaster—the latter leaving his competitor about fifty yards. FOOT RACE On Monday ...
... (Seedling Hibiscus)—To Jas. HODGSON. BEST HARDY PLANT Melindris) —To William Wood. The prize for the best six hardy plants, was also awarded to William Wood, CULINARY VEGETARLcJS. BEST CABBAGES (the Drumhead) J- To Thomas Routt edge, of Blvington. BEST RED DO ...
... mason which has ?? ?? ** ** ■«' •mnww*. dress, the ray. oi • cheerful son falling upon tbe rich sod vai legated liou of ihe hardy flower, aad iha score delicate exotics, promoted to our vi. w tbe glwiw tf ihe summer month.. The arrangement of the mow ow ...
... of flowers having been kindly supplied for that purpose by J. Brook, Esq. of Mirfield, Dr. Crowther, and Thomas White, Esq. of Wakefield, Mr. Thomas Heselgrave, Mr. William Barratt. Mr. Joseph Marshal), Mr. William Ashton, and others. The Rev. SAMUEL SHARP ...
... nt, York .. S Mitchell Thomas, master mariner, York S Dunn .John, tailor, York S Irvin Thomas, clerk, Scarbro' Irvin Joseph, clerk, Scarhro* J Smithson Henry, gentleman, Maltcn J Allen Thomas, farmer, Naburn ...