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... ditto, Wm. Buxton, 11am, 5s'; 3d ditto, Thomas Roberts, Wood Eaves, 4s; 4th ditto, Wm. Wibberley, Ashborne, 3s. 5th ditto, John Alcock, Wood Eaves, 2s; three best Cabbages, John Clarke, Bradley, Gs; 2d ditto, Thomas Roberti,- Wood Eaves, 4s; 3d ditto, Matthew ...
... Solicitor, Mr. Joseph Alakinson, Blackburn. Thomas Elliott, Nottingham, lace manufacturer, March 8, April 11, at the Rant Hotel, Nottingham. Solicitors, Mlessrs. Cursham and Campbell, Nottingham. Xees Thomas, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, tailor, Mlarch 9, ...
... Wing- n field, Great Marlborough.street. Thomas Flower, Conduit-street, Bond.street, jeweller, ir Dec. 5, Jan. 9, at Basinghall-street. Solicitcr, Dlr. Boy- n dell, Devonshire-street, Queen-square. !r Thomas Townsend, Trowbridge, innkeeper, Dec 5, Jan ...
... Sir. Bryan. Anemones .-Best dark dotible, Rev. R. Buckeridge, 2nd ditto, II rs. Garrett. Stove Plantrts._Best s-ove plant, Thomas tlartshtnrne, Esq. ; 2ad litto, Charles ti. W% ebb, Esq. ; 3rd ditto, Slr. Hi arithorne. GTeenhouse Plants.-Best greenhouse ...
... Marigolds, Mrs. Worthington. Asters B lea. (German) ditto. Stocks, M7r. J. D. Bedford Hardy C Annuals, Mr. Drewry. Tender Annual, Tpomopsls Picta, 1 the Ditto. Hardy bulbous plant, Gladiolus Florentinus, mrs. ists Ilenrickson. Hoses, Ditto; Mhinulus, Dir ...
... captured at Barnsley, and on Wednesday were lodged in the temporary prison atSheffield. At Nottingham Assizes on Saturday, Thomas Greensmith, aged thirty five, was indicted for the wilful murder of his son Mark Greensmith, a child of about two years of ...
... of Hlyde H Park and St. James's Park; Sir John Dodeon, D.C.L. Her Majesty's Advocate-General ; Vice-Admiral Sir T. M., Ill Hardy, Bart. Mlaster of Greenwich Hospital ; and the Duke A of Argyll, Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland. T MASTER or THE HoRs~s' ...
... Hadtzor. Mr. G. R. Philips withdraws from Kidderminster, and Air. Godson is at present the only curirlidate to succeed him. 'Sir Thomas , inningtot retiree from Bewdley, and his son, Mr. T. Winnington, offers in his stead. Opposition is however threatened by ...
... sthe remains of Airs. Bligh. tire wvife of tile flair. Mr. lligh bristher so tlte late Lord Darsilcy, anid only dautghtteroi Thomas Gisborrne, Esq. oif liorwicit, D~erbyshire. Alr. Idligs aind tile infatnt camne over in thle same vessel. M~rs. Bhigih caught ...
... Mourning Coach and four, The Rev. Sir Nigel Greislcy, the Rev. Thomas Levett, the Earl of Coventry, and the Hon. John Coventry. 2d Mourning Coach and four, The Hon. William Coventry, the Hion. Thomas Coventry, James Goding. Esq., and Colonel Craufurd. 3d Mourning ...
... attack of small pox. - Li tj TI~e late Earl of Cardigan, is succeeded in his titles endt ra. re. estatis by his only son James Thomas Lord Birudenell, now :es1 Earl~f Cardigan, Lieut.-Colonel of the 11th LightDragoons, ar I L now ,utrteed in Bengal,' where ...
... effect ; and the speeches were inter- e: spersed with some glees, sung in excellent s~tyle, by Mllessrs. h Hawkridge, Cooper, Hardy, and Evans, Sir. Norton pre. f siding at the pianoforte. 0 A party of Ladies was admitted behind the Chair, where ci accommodation ...