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... under the friendly Societies* Acts), ami BENEVOLENT FUND, 42, Moor gate-Street. London. TRUSTEES. Thomas Haring, Esq., M.P. IW. G. Prescott, Esq. Thomas Haukey.Jun , Esq. | Baron L. De Rothschild, M.P TREASURER THE HENEVOLE.NT FUND. John Abel Smith, Esq ...
... Oore, nomy, Ooodson ; 4tli. Pro- Cawtltoru { 3iml Three videttce, ; George. Brothers, Chapman ; 3rd. Lcd*.n; 6th. Thomas and Clusrlea A Thomas, Hicks; Ann. Turner. Eliza. Whitetev ; Ann, SraLDIMO, Kt inst. —Friends, Holdswortli ; Clifton, Ka* Lewslry York ...
... Mischief, Barron, ditto, from Bt. Michael's. Suited —Frederica, Schmidt, for Bremen. Magdalena. Wittrack. salt, for Kiel. Sir Thomas Mansell, Manger, ballast; Katinka. Caseley, ditto, for St. Michael's. Blane, goods, for Zwolle. Wupper, Paltrick, goods ; ...
... harm. The jury found the uodiag with intent to tome To W imprisoned one year. -ON was charged with having, last, at Lrc«U Thomas to him some grievous bodily imprisoned one year to bard NAN (.'* ...
... Reaident Secretary. AGENTS. HULL—Mr. JOHN A. DUNKEELT. CommiMlon-Agtnl. 69, Humber-Street. .Mr. Thomas F. Champney. Solicitor. Mr. W. Bout. Rook^llrr. Malum Mr Hardy, Sarlnj'a Bank. So*non*al> Mr. William Craven. Falagravc. Mr. Tlmmas Ccilling. Cliemirt. P ...
... merchant supported candidates for the vacant seats to me Council the ensuing election. The North Myton Tories have not yet un hardy enough to run the risk of defea , ritfonners must not sleep at their posts; t 1%,, c experience the past to profit by, and ...
... Fortitude, Anderson, from London to Whitby, each with loss of an anchor and chain. 28th.—The Sleepless, of Sunderland, and the Thomas and Mary, of Burnham, are on the rocks on Flamborough PORT OF SCARBOROUGH. Dec. 22.—The Fairy. Walker, of Whitby, was abandoned ...
... itealiog gold ring, the property of James Sheridan; James lotchelt, charged with stealing hat, the property of Thomas Coulsoa ; and Rebecca Hardy, charged with stealing a coral necklace, the pioperty of Ann Elm Eland. IMPORTANT Al’l'EAL OF THE DOCK COM- ...
... the Carrick-on-Suir clubs, determined band of 2000 men, of hardy daring character, suited to any desperate enterprise. These reports arose from the fact that William Smith O'Brien and Thomas Francis Meagher reached Carrick-on-Suir at half-past five in ...
... Mr. Oglesby. Fuchsia Fulgens . 4. Terry, E»q.. Tricolor ; Nr. Lotus Jacobea . 6. A. Terry. Esq . Erica Bocia. Hardy ».» Half Hardy Plants Mr. Daniela. Salvia Paten* ; J. Terry. Esq.. Campanula Vulgaris Alba ; 3. ditto. Phlox Clarkia . 4. ditto. ; ...
... West. Greenhouse Plants.—Elections of three. A. Terry. Esq.; single plants, A. Teny, Esq.. Tropiola Triclolium; hardy or half-hardy. Thomas England. Esq. Cucumbers (brace), A. Terry. Esq. Apples (plate of six). Mr. L. West. Rhubarb. A. Terry, Esq. Cut ...
... prises were awarded Messrs. Jones, England, and Terry; Mr. Norman was also competitor. The whole of the prises for hardy and half hardy were won Mr. Terry; Mr. and Mr. Jones sent plants which were placed. Pansies: prises for eighteen varieties, were awarded ...