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... oiled Stales. Its clime beautiful—it possesses several lakes—ami well watered numerous rivers. A work lately published by Thomas Bailie, Ksq., Sur- | vevor of Crown* Lands, in New Brunswick, convey* every satisfactory information brief compass, for emigrants ...
... Armour, many master in the gouds’ trad: aged 70, highly respected. Last week, at Pimlico, in his @2¢ year, Mr. Thoma of the London Cor Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the found: esponding Society, and was, with Horne Tooke, Mi Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and ei ht others ...
... Graham. Bouquet, composed of Flowers of any kind, to R. Ferguson, Esq.. Harker Lodge. Bouquet of Hardy Flowers, to John Dixon, K»q. For the best Hardy Plant in flower, to Captain Halton. Exotic Plant in flower, to R. Ferguson, Esq. Greenhouse Plant in ...
... stranger has dwelt in the hall of my ‘Till m: shall crown me, not mine jut is, whose neglect may bave bade thee empire. Ob! hardy thou wert—even now little care Might revive thy young head, a! But thou wert not fated affecti nd thy wounds gently heal > ...
... Lancaster, to Miss Mary Reed. At St. Cuthbert’s Church, on Saturday last, Mr. Adam Douglas, to Miss Mary Burgess; same day, Mr. Thomas Fawcett, to Mrs. Aon Lowes. Wednesday, John Mark Noble, shoemaker, to Miss Jane Barnes. At Westward, Saturday last, by the ...
... Benson, 8.A., of Queen’s College, Oxford, curate of Plumbland. Magistrates' Office, Town Hall; Before S. J. Goodenough, Clerk, Thomas Atkinson, William Wilde, and John Hodgson, Esqrs.— Conviction or a Beer-shop Keeper. —'Vhomas Forster, of Burn Riggs, near ...
... Mr. Robert Telford, for many years a celebrated auctioneer. A low days ago, in Church-street, Caldcwgato, of cholera, Mr. Thomas Jackson, weaver, in the prime of life. Since our last, of cholera, Mrs. Margaret Nixon, Damside, aged 35; Mr. Henry Sinclair ...
... the f pieparation” for a series of murders designed to be neroetiated such of the clergy of the west of this c«uair«s shall hardy enough to collect, or endeavour i« collect, their just and legal debts—and this gentleman .as been selected to show Im>.v ...
... the country must y such a price for one rience, as the elevation of Sir ‘Thomas Den- man to the highest place among the Common Law Judges of the land. (From the Standard.) Sir Thomas is the same gentleman who, upon the oc- casion of Queen Caroline’s trial ...
... Greenhouse Plant—Mr. Thomas Lyle, gardener, to H. Aglionby, Second Best | to— Messrs. Hutton, teat Rare N: Plant—Richard Ferguson, of Harker Lodge. Best Hardy Plant--Mr. Wm, Graham, Best Bouquet— Mr. Slater. Second Best Ditto— Mr. Thomas Lyle. Best T'wo Bunches ...
... Justice Parke then consented to reserve a point as county ; but with other and tenderer ties--by those of kin- Anthony Steel. Thomas Hartley of yy ry improve the runner, had no the defendant to be at liberty to dred, of friendship, of good-will—he was intimately ...
... and Shrubs, with a well “Trees, both trained and Standards, and Fruit-walls, will be , and healthy we -rooted Plants. ul hardy Plants, wit! ha choice col- alias, wh ich have been the admiration hem in flower. pave paid the utmost attention during rocuring ...