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... process of appeal from the Rolls or the Vice-Chancery the Court of the Chancellor. scarcely think there will now be found suiioi hardy enough to adopt this mode of proceeding. To appeal ; to the same judge who has already given hit decision on the case, will ...
... irdy Plants in pot, not Cticrlnbers, niot less than 2 less than 2 pots in flower. Asparaguls, do. 25 Exotic Bouquet Poucs; Hardy Bouquet Rhunibalrb, not less than Sfstieks Beat Design of Flowers a',rlifsiers, clot less than 2 Gerlaniums in pots, in 3 Classes ...
... late Rev. Thomas Allen, ot Sherburn, to Eliza, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Lay- cock, manufacturer, uf Leeds. On Thursday last, at Leeds, by the Rev. J. Urquhart. Mr. Henry Stead, Home Cottage, to Henrietta, relict ot the late-Mr. Thomas Wade, Olive ...
... Du/fc, I. Seedling, Mrs overend; 2, Seedling, Lord WliarnclilTe. Ericas.—l, Muudula, Mr. Crowder, Doncaster; 2, Unknown, Mrs. Thomas. , _ 1 The best display of Cut Flowers of any kinds.—], Mr. Butcher. Grange ; 2, Rev. William Bagshaw. Herbaceous Plants—l ...
... Surgeon to tl r , who exchanges, dated April 17, ha, noVoAc,. place * ' c _. .— Thomas Kinar the elder, late of Ripon, Yorkshire 1 hour Halt. Westmorland, and Thomas Xi th, I ° W flax spinners and dressers, May «, June 12 u S- - 0 Ripon, Inn, I ...
... lillctol IPeter, nr.NSorth- Evanis J. L., ,ietlr Oldhalm ts AIT h Evans ''Ttls., XWrcxhu o In dilint',tl 'Thor. Strothitrn, Fere Thomas. Liveipool II CheshIj re - Eytois Jo1n, Nantwielih In '1 i~oul Jies. P., Matlnchester Falirtburi WV., Moitachester I Uluthk ...
... Moll-folium, Mr Pinkney. Bouquet— Stove [and Greenhouse, MrEllinor. Hardy Bouquet— l. Mr James Wood, gardener, Northallerton ; 2, MrEllinor; :t, Mr Lamb, gardener to Wm. But son, Esq. Hardy Herbaceous Plant in Pot — Cypretiedum, Mr Usher, garde er to Mrs ...
... una It, at 11, the Bankrupts' *»»rt. Sols Messrs Kind ft Cotteril!, Tbrogmorton street; official assignee, Mr street. and Thomas Kirkby, Ripou, flas dressers. May t, June IX, at 11, at theCraun inn, Borough bridge, bo's Massrs Jobttsan and Weather all ...
... of the spacious ball, which is estimated to bold 3000, and tbe recesses behind the platform were completely occupied. John Hardy. E.q. M.P. was called to the chair. The meeting was addressed the chairman, after which Mr Bunting read the report, which the ...
... The Ret. W. Bagshawe, of Banner Cross, has prevented a number fine large laurels, several ornamental tree', greenhouse and hardy plants; B. Burbcary, Esq., 36 large trees; J. Middleton, Esq., cart load of greenhouse plants; and Mr Lerick, ivory merchant ...
... toe commencement the prociediogi s es+ ry part t.ie is estimated to hohl and lie teems% !whim! the platform wee:completely Hardy, Esq.. 11. P., was called In Cie chair. The was addresed by the alter wto Mr. Bo,.ting read t .e of the follon i• is The statue ...
... objects:—Lord Teigurooutb. the Rev. Thomas Webster, H. Fleetwood, Esq.. M.F., the Rev. J. Camming of the Scotch church, the Rev. H. Stowell, the Rev. Dr, Brown of the Scotch church, the Rev. E. Tottenham, Mr. Hardy. M.P., the Rev. Daniel Bagot, and the ...