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... Cherries. —This prize was also awarded Samuel Currie. Best Strawberries.—To Thomas Dcoxberry, gardener to H. Preston, Esq. Moreby, for a plate of Wilinot's Superb. Best Peaches. —To Thomas Appleby; who produced two dishes very fine fruit. Best Appl.es. —The ...
... follow Rest Pine.—Thomas Appleby, gardener, Mr. Rhodes. Black Gripe.—-Wm. Reynolds, gardener Mr Armitage, of Farnley Hail. Best Mushrooms.—Mark Clark, gardener to Messrs. Backhouse. Potatoes—Samuel Cuirey. gardener Mr Ingham; 2nd ditto, Thomas Deuxberry, gardener ...
... 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 ...
... square, (m now prisoner in the King's Bench prison,) dealer, June 2d, »,iat Solicitors, Charsley and Barker, AO, Mark Lmc. Hardy Flower, of Welling, Kent, chemist, druggist, and iky keeper, Jane and July 27. Solicitors, Bos lock and roanshnshsnd, 16, George ...
... Re*. tineau, who attended a deputation from Rev. William Shepherd, and the Rev. J« GtWi Liverpool; Messrs. Thomas Bolton, J. R. .’T | Yates, Thomas Rodick, Jevons, Holt. &r. &c. pool; the Rev. John Renrick, of \ ork, &c. &c. were also present a large number ...
... Cartndksh stpinrr dealer ami chapman—Hardy Flower, Welling, Kent, chemist—Robert Whitaker, New Cavendish-Street, Portland-place, line*-draper—Richard Tucker and Thomas Tucker, Tower-Royal, City, wholesale stationers—Thomas Mitigate, Friday street, Manchester ...
... June 2a ■* July 33. at the Bush Tavern. Bristol. Solicitor ill • Clarke. Richards, aad Mcdcalf. Lincohi's Inn-fields * ** Thomas Williams, Cheltenham, coal-merchant. June 21 >, July 23. at tbe Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitor, Mr X; ' Sergeant's Inn ...
... Stephen Stock Gower, Cater ham. Surrey, farmer, June 18, 24, and July 23, at BasingbaU-slreet. Sot., Lung, Croydon. John and Thomas Uagar, Morten, Yorkshire, paper makers, tame days and place. Sol., lake. Cateaton street. Isabella Robertson, mouth street ...
... wooilka e, cloth-manufacturers and merchants-Robert Miliar, s' Chester, brewer-Andrew Reid, Bishop Auckland, DocJ d, ham, draper-Thomas Owen, St. Martin's, Shroepsbire, l~ innkeeper-Samli B3artram, St. Mary-street, Whitechspel- road, coach and hsarness-maker-John ...
... |Yorkshire, to Mary, second daughter of Charles Stewart, on e., of the' same place. 'of on, On Thursday-last,- at Selby, Mr. Thomas Bell, chemist 'an vland druggist, of L'eeds, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Po onldate Mr. James Staniland, of Selby, ship-owner ...
... Road. The Land a high State Cultivation well Watered, and will be Sold with or without the V Beds of Coal under the same. Mr. Thomas Wilkes, tbe Owner aad Occupier, will shovi the Estate: of whom, or Mr. Wm.Warh, Solicitor, Bank- Street, Leeds, further P ...
... continue till the poison be entirely ejected. He will then be restored his senses, will ask for food, and be perfectly cured.— Hardy's Travels in Mexico. MODERN SPARTANS. —An affair, which happened two months since at Vathy, shews the state of society in Mani ...