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... Dahlias. The choicest kinds of hardy American shrubs, consisting of Rhodo- dendrons in great variety, with many hybrid varieties, the choicest of which will be those from the Arboheum, which are thereby rendered hardy, luxuriant, and most beautiful in ...
... easy distance of two Wlr-rfs and 6 miles of Colches- ?? outgoings remarkably low. For price and particulars apply to Sir. Hardy, of Tendring Hall. ARDLEI&H 4- liA\€iHA3l. TO BE SOLD, A SMALL DESIRABLE ESTATE, /^^~*^ONSISTING of about 30 Acres of very ...
... were, we reply in the same strain — precisely where three-fourths of your own requisitionists were — quiet at home. Sir Thomas Lennard lost his purse and ten sovereigns at the Chelmsford meeting. A gentleman also found himself minus seven sovereigns ...
... CHAPMAN Maldon ALFRED MAY. Manningtree THOMAS SCRIVENER. Mendlesham H. 11. GISSING. Oakley, Great lOHN ROBERT MOSS. Raylei-h MARY BELCHAM. Romford .. . ?? .JOHN HIGGS. Saffron Walden WILLIAM S. BARNES. .Sible Hedingham THOMAS SAVILL. Sudbury RICHARD G. DUPONT ...
... evidence that may leaa to the discovery of the offender; and as a further encouragement, 250/. 1 more are offered by Mr. Robert Hardy,—the suf- I ferer from this atrocious act His Majesty's gracious pardon is at the same time extended .to such parties concerned* ...
... F. Tom* linson, Esq. Surgeon, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Friday, the 13th inst., at Bradfield, by the Rev. J-L. Petit, M.A., Thomas Nunn, jun. Esq., only son of lhomas Nunn, Esq., of Mistley, to Maria, second daughter of William Nunn, Esq., Nether Hall, ...
... M. Tucker. Physician—Dr. Maclean. Surgeon—Mr. Partridge. NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. The Parish of Peldon . It. Nathaniel Hardy was admitted with a severe injury in the face. The Hertford Anti-Iteform Address to the King has already upwards of 1,000 ...
... Mr. Stokes, and the Rev. Mr. March, are members. Suicide.—Saturday morning last, a respectable woman, Mrs. Hardy, widow of the late Mr. Hardy, of the Oak Farm, Notlev, and who had been visiting at Mr. A. Bland's, of this town, in an interval insanity ...
... inst. at Tostock, aged 58, Orbell Ray, Esq. eldest son of the late Rev. Orbell Ray. ltth inst. Mr. Wm. Hardy, of Colchester, aged ft. 11th inst. Thomas Arnold Lexley, Esq., of Stratford Green, and of Cheapside, many years a member of the Covft of Common ...
... 89th Day of May instant, Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of choosing Member of the Committee in the place of THOMAS FROST GEPP, deceased.—Ry Order of the Committee, ROBERT HARTLETT, Clerk to the Company Proprietors. ChelmtforJ, May 9lh, 1832 ...
... which dispute the honour; and in that case the Chair of the House of Commons should devolve upon the Attorney-General, Sir Thomas Denman.— Morning Hirald. We understand that several men, residents of Great Baddow, will embark for America on Saturday next ...
... Belchamp. JAMES SPERLING, Monk's Lodge, Maplestead. RICHARD LAMBERT, llall. THOMAS PARMENTEII, Lamarsh. JOHN RL'GGLES ISUISE, Stains Ilall. WILLIAM LEONARD, Castle llediugham. HARDY ToppesGeld. WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Sible Hedingham. JOSIAS GLASSCOCK, Castle JOHN ...