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... NAMES. Lord William Powlett I Mr. Thomas Kitchener Sir Henry Edward Sunbury I Philip Fuller Bart. Joseph Cook William Newton, Exc. William Hardy Harry Spencer %Yacting- Thomas Burt ton, William Jest Samuel Mure, Esq. Thomas Hills John Turner Hales, Esq. Philip ...
... Mr. Benjnmin Primrose Edward ( hapman Joseph Andrews Owers Thomas Bryant Mrs. Morley Thomas Steel Mrs. Paine Richard Wing Messrs. William and John Thomas Waduelow Wing Charles Youngman Mr. Thomas Roberson Tli mas Kitchener Wotton Isaacson Philip Fuller ...
... Wm. Bt. Patten, John Wilson Baillie, Colonel Gladstone, Thomas Peel, Rt. Hon. Sir R. Balfour, Thomas Gladstone, Wm E, Bart. Barclay, Charles Glynne, Sir Steph.Bt. Peel, Lieut Colonel Baring. Thomas Goodricke, Sir F. Rt. Peel, Rt. Hon. W. Y. Baring, Henry ...
... ham —Aicides, Dispatch, Wright, Newca«u coals. Compass. Barker, Hull, goods.—&///«/, J* nip ''j Ann, Harris, Plymouth, malr. Thomas and * jenkines—Susan, Burman—Heait ol Oak, ' Edward, isiie—Sarah. Martin—Experiment, Hugh, ' and Friends’ Goodwill. Webster ...
... illustrate the subjects, and the work will be highly prized by every lover of the science. Arboretums Britannicuni, or the Hardy Plants of Britain, native and foreign, with their history, culture, and effect in landscape seeslery and inanagenent, ins usejal ...
... passed. They are to enter upon their respective duties the 25th instant. Mechanics' Institute. —On Monday evening last Mr. Thomas Barritt delivered excellent lecture on superstition, being continuation his former lecture on the same subject. He commenced ...
... one who can speak practically on the subject. (Applause). Mr. BocuußST(of Elmsted), proposed Mr. R. Hardy, of Tendring Hall. ( Much applause). Mr. Hardy said that bis occupation was sucb as to make him feel delicate on the subject, and be hoped that the ...
... under false pretences; also, with obtaining six yards of Irish and a silk handkerchief the property of Thomas Lait of Dadhigh, grocer and diaper—Thomas Cast, .1. I). Merest and r. Robinson, Esqrs.) charged with stealing one iron plough share the property ...
... Lilacs; Tartarian, Dutch, Fly, and other Honeysuckles; Guelder Roses; Dogwoods. Spireas, Spanish Broom. Snow berry Trees; hardy Coroneilas. Syrlngas, yellow aud scarlet flowering Currants; Cborchoms aud Pyrus Japonicas, Althea Fruitex. &c. Ate. The above ...
... M.D. B. Brown, Esq. I J. W. E. Green, Esq. Stephen Brown, Esq. I It is our painful duty to record tbe sudden death of Mr. Thomas Sacb, many years respectable grocer, in High street, in this Borough. Tbe deceased was, on Saturday last, apparently in the ...
... for London, with malt. Rebecca, Attwooll, for Wevmouth-Maria, Snowden, for Boston-Amy, Johnson; Amy, Christie, and Ardent, Thomas,for Plymnouth-Rival,Bagnell, for ?? ion. Walker, for Dundee-and Brambly, Lee, for Goole, with w heat. Ruby, Lucas, fr London ...
... charges wbicb the law bss imposed upon the land almost exclusively. THOMAS JAHE-S' ESTATE. ALL Persons, if any, having unsettled Claims or Demands on the Estate of the late Mr. THOMAS JAMES, of West Tilbury Mills, in the county of Essex, deceased, are ...