... »»d all respectable Medicine Venders throughout the Uuited BAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH, and observe the name end address of Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, Lon- •• orl the Government Stamp. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES, SM the principal Booksellers, Druggists, ...

... was said the sun was setting nicely, or something to that effect. By Mr. Davies, (to Mr. Hardy)— ls it true that you took Groves a bottle of oil ? A — Yes, sir. Thomas Chapman, stonemason, stated that he saw Groves at twenty minutes past seven o'clock, on ...

... game, he not having any certificate for the purpose. Mr. Hirst, solicitor, appeared in support of the information, and called Thomas Hudson, ot who proved that, on the 7th of September, he happened to be at work a field occupied by Mr. W. Slater, of Westwick ...

... Miller, sfisJaasa, aad Mrs. Kimberley , were here unapproachable. On the aid* übles next to the street, were s few British snd hardy berbsceom plants— only a moderate show, and tbe b jseioibs. Poly atths. Auriculas, Polraatliu ,, Narcissus, Ax. The show ef ...

... Backhouse (Verbena Niveuii; 3, ditto. Hardy Plants—l, J. Ruckle, Esq. (Cypripedium calceolus); 2. Mr. Robert Bearpark, Lord Mayor's Walk (Ranunculus amidexicaulis); 3, Messrs. Backhouse (Fumaria nobilis.) Hardy Shrubs.—l, J. Dent, Esq. (Dantzea scabra); ...

... Bell *B. Rocliffe _ John Cowper ra. Smith Robert Ellis John Spurr j, p. Featlierstone Oliver Sumner Thomas Fowler Joseph Shillito William Kyme Thomas Sowray John Nelson James Taylor John Moancer W'm. Thompson G. Nicholson Tesseyman, and Wm. Plows Mi.f ...

... of Xii kburn,) 31. Foster, Mr. John, Southburn, first premium. Cup and Sweepstakes. Almack, Mr. Thomas, Bishop Burton, second premium Jackson, Mr. Thomas, Routh, third premium 3 Five Shearling Gimmers. Silver Cup, given James Walker, Esq., of Sand Hulton ...

... was held at Cottingham, on Monday before Mr. Conyers, the infant bones found recently within the bounds of that parish. Mr. Hardy, surgeon, stated that they were the remains of two children, of probably six or seven months old. From the appearance of the ...

... to Mrs. Grayson, Wharram Piercy, **t prize, £3 ;to Thomas Walker, servant to Mr. Heseltiue, ~ u ggleby, 2d prize, £2 ; to Richard Sawdon, servant to Mr. r* o| ton, Thirkleby, 3d prize, /l ; to Thomas Davison, servant l ° Mr. Cawood, Duggleby, 4th prize ...

... fine yellow dahlias, bordered with dahlias of a purple colour, and adjoining were crosses in each corner of p ca flowers. The hardy herbaceous plains were placed on the round centre table, as were also the peturieas, &c, all of them good specimens. On each ...

... Christopher ?? Thwing Tomlinson, Jobn Wapiinaton Thomas Husthwaite Topham, Robert Kirby Grindalythe Thomas Scriven, Ac. Truelove, Joseph Ecclesaii Bier low Hartley, John Eecle>field Turnbull, Thomas ?? ?? Southceates Hawking, Wm. jun. ?? ?? Newton on ...

... which had been placed in the said building during the process of manufacture. the property of Han. el Wlaitc-ead and Ralph Thomas Bradbury.— JsvW* Smitl. and Wm. Binns, charged with having on the Ulh instant, at Horton, near Bradford, broken into the ...