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... ditto, for collections of not less than 8 distinct varieties. Mr. Wm. Card well, 20s. i ornamental plants, Mr. Thomas Brocklehurst, 10s.; hardy shrubs, Mr. Bamuel Brooks, Ss ; herbaceous plants, Mr. Alfred BinyoD, 55.; basket of plants, Mr. Samuel Brooks ...
... Randal Ridgeway, James Dean, John Lawton. John Hardy, Thomas Pearson. Abraham Robinson, J am es Hadfield, William Newton, John Coe, John Batas, James Peers., Hugh Shaw, Robert Cooper, James Utley, Thomas Seel, William Gibson, Joseph Harris, Jeremiah Cheethatn ...
... Burrough, Bart. Sir J o h n Burke, Bart. Sir Thomas Butler, Bart. Alderman Josepl• Richard Cane, E George Carr, Et John Ennis, Es, Peter Eckersley, Robert R. Guin. Simeon Hardy, Thomas Hutton. William Haughf Thomas Moonel Edward Nl'Dorr James Perry, Et Sir ...
... Ansdell Mr W I'ostiethwaite T Leigh J Griffiths thecaries’ Hall London Allen Williams H Robinson Henry Blatch Samuel Merriman Thomas Hardy JOHN BACOT Chairman Examiners : John Ridout H C Field E Wheeler Edward Tegart JOHN WATSON Secretary” Mr La’Mert consulted ...
... Rackhouse, Robert « Hardy, Thomas shel.on Wood- Raisheck, Fraw Bailantyne, John Harrington, Samuel.. Bates, William . end Reid, John Barnes, Hewit, G, H., jun. Rees, Rev. Willian Do. Rev. Joseph. Mil House Hewitson, John Bromfield Reeves, Thomas Do. Penrith Lampleugh ...
... practice, to bestow promotion according to seniority. On the morning of the 21st, previous to leading into action, Sir Thomas Hardy requested Lord Nelson to appoint his two senior lieutenants as captains of the line-of-battle ships, the commands of which ...
... Buckby, draper Mr. Thomas Hardy, corn dealer Mr. R. Irving, brewer Mr. R. Liptro'. shopkeeper Mr. John Lund, dogger Mr. James Miller, draper Mr. James Marsten, iron founder Mr. W. Piatt, shopkeeper Mr. John Ramsdale, printer Mr. Thomas Swift, millwright ...
... passenger* which was next the tender. The engine and tender had passed beyond tbe slip before tbe etoppaae took place. Thomas Hardy Bertbram sworn—l live No, 2, rorllandstreet, Reading, and arsistaot engineer in the service of Ibe Great Western Railway ...
... practice, to bestow promotion according to seniority. On the morning of the 21st, previous to• leading into action, Sir Thomas Hardy requested Lord Nelson to appoint his two senior lieutenants as captains of the line-of-battle ships, the commanA of which ...
... street called Thomas Street near the top of the HiUgate in Stockport bounded on the east by Walton Street on the by land and buildings now late belonging to Philip Mayers the north by the plot of land net-mentioned and on the south by Thomas Street and ...
... up to his quarters at the Barracks, accompanied by some military friends. The gentleman who committed the assault is Mr. Thomas Hardy, b is r o c t a h p e t r of the a in Bun l b a u d r yn y o question he r Majesty's t k Examiner. A WELL DESERVED TESTIMONIAL ...
... Preston House of Correction, for assaulting Thomas Coward, (bro- ther to the former prosecutor), whilst assisting in obtaining the police and making search for the missing money. William Davis, William King, Thomas Walton, Richard Wilson, and John Loft- house ...