... JHfud—Veuji, Hardy. H'/f.rUfl-~ c.ute Motfnung, Ilcylcth. £ * Thrlblecock; Margaret, Wilklnaon Houghton. Hanson; Welton, R.-uners. Hwtrrtl.im—K I tty, M: adults ork Packet. Hunter; Aquatic, Allison prince Leopold. Lawson; John & Thomas, bpenccr, * * ...

... New-street-square, brass-founder L I Lawaler, Camomile-street, merchant J Orford, Britannia-street. City-road, builder J Hardy, Sproughton, Suffolk, cattle-salesman D Davies, Maesycummer, Bedwas, Monmouth- shire, grocer J Dor.ni. >n, Liverpool, jniner ...

... s. Sutton M. Trueman Hiteriey Thomas Metis Joel Middleton and P. Owen Wm. Gallimors Win. mac bar ton John Jones H. Whittlngharn Wm. J *uca J. H. Hraham Matt. Clayton SaniJ. Isaacs Thomas Dickinson John Chamberlain Thomas Mcllor M. Roaentall Thos. Leicester ...

... beloved. At Keswick, Wednesday, Mr. Joseph Hunter, weaver, at the advanced age of 84 years. , On Tuesday last, Workington, Mr. Thomas Heslop, aged 91. At Maryport, on Monday May 3, Capt. Samuel Wilson ; same place, Mr. J. Atkinson, many years ostler to Mr ...

... Geraniums, victory, R. Holland, Esq.; Macianlhon, E. Ashworth, Esq. Herbaceous plants, Kumeria Cavorabalis, J. Ridgway, Esq. Hardy shrubs, Rhododendron, R. Holland, Esq.; Spicea Vavgata, E. Ashworth. Esq.; Andromeda Cateiia, J. Ridgway, Esq.; moss rose, ...

... Sol Mr Fellowes. jun, Dudley—Pet cr Thomas Hyele, Dudley, vice-inaknr Sealed April 24 INSOLVENTS. Edmund Bardsley, jun, Oldham, cotton-spinner William Lewes, Bishop's Mortford, Hertfordshire, cattle-salesman John Thomas Brown, Bush lane, wine-merchant William ...

... neighbourhood; VViu. Hulton, Esq.. Hulton Par k , awd the present al this day's ceremonial; \Vihiatn aylor, Esq.; Thomas Kidgway, E»q; Thomas kidgway Esq., . A^. Tbe new church when completed will contain sitting, for 1.300 persons, it is a light and elegant ...

... ones. — Amongst them were the following:— Thomas Marsden, 25, Nancy Mar-den, 28, and William Marsden, 20, charged with -Healing nt Preston, a check apron, tfce. ibe properly of Mar- garet Parkio«on. The said Thomas Madden further charged with stealing, at ...

... society l:as prize for tlic next year ...

... kne» She was sure she wss the first who had mentioned the pen and ink. She had walked down with her tr.astet s r ■ Sir. Hardy. .Mr. Hardy was called, anil stated that had not bout the former part the examination; but being in the hoes messenger under commission ...

... beat Erk*% Mr. Ik.w Grmmefera. Fop thetren Pelargoniums Mr. Thomas Knight Mmiatum For the best Ikrbai,..u* Plant Mr. C. Moore .('rupvrpcrtiam Seven extra prizes were also awnnled. Fur the beat Hardy shrub* Earl Wilton M-*lodendrvn FRLIT, Ac. For the best ...

... L SOCIETY MEETING of this SOCIETY be held 94th May the Court Room in the afternoon when the following iil for Prizes viz: HARDY SHRUBS BASKETS OF FLOWERS PINES MELONS GRAPES PEACHES NECTA RINES STRAWBERRIES LETTUCF RHUBARB SPECIMENS THE KITCHEN GARDEN ...