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... woods of Sir Thomas Wilson About half-past two o'clock in the afternoon, tins desperate attempt was made. A party of convicts employed in Woolwich dork-yard, charge of ollicer and military senlinel, four most determined characters, viz. Thomas Bo llel, John ...
... aniongst which, wereClia.i;hils,Paoicens, Verbena Tnwdiaiia.Tropandnni, Urachycerus, Greenhouse Fla. ts and Mac.opl.ylla, Hardy Shrub. A very splendid Seedling Calceolaria was exhibited Mr. and miss’s Perfection. The fruits, though not numerous, were ...
... Chapel-eo-le -Frith, afar few hears illness. Mr William Simpson, pnbhcan, nat« 7. tbs Tib insist ant, at Cbapel-en-le-Frith, Thomas whilst visit to his son, at Castle* on. Watkinson, formerly a linen and woollen draper, of fAepel cn-te-Frith, aged 79. Ua ...
... distinct variety.) Calceolarias, not less than six varieties —Rev. J. Foxlow. Hardy Shrub —Messrs. Fisher, Holmes, and Co., Cvtisus Macrophylla, (a tine specimen.) Forced Hardy Shrub —Mr Crowder, Kibes Specioso.— Shrubby Calceolaria— G. Younge, Esq., M ...
... and to-day the report has assumed such a shape as to leave no doubt of the fact, that the house of Messrs. James and Herbert Hardie (the former of whom is a director of this now notorious bank), has stopped payment—and that the bank has made them advances ...
... Brooiahaß place, wadi reaperled. Mr James Best, of the Cno John, Thomas, and James Best, merchants, of tbit place. On Tnesaat' etening, deservedly respgeted all who knew him, Mr Thomas Wilhai.uon, of FitawiHiani-itreet, shopman with Mr C. F. Yoimge, jeweller ...
... Smith, brewer, Bootle, Lancashire, Juno and July 4, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool; solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpool. , Thomas Greg son, cotton manufacturer, Burnley, Lancaster, June and July 4,at the Commissioners rooms, Manchester; solicitom/Messrs ...
... Blberl Cannon, Southr.topton-row, livery stable Thomas James Breed- Barfield, and Charles Barfield, jun. Hastings, Brewers. William Henry Wallis, Cardmgton-street, Hampstead-mad. London, engraver. Thomas Parker, leet-street. London, gold and silversmith ...
... Saturday night. The offence being proved a poKceman, wes ordered pay fine 10s. (>d., and 7s- 6d. the costs. Poors’ Rates Thomas Nowill, of CUih-gardens. was summoned by the overseers of Ecclesull, for nonpayment of his poors' rates. He disputed the amount ...