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... LAND, adjoining the Farm House, convemently divided into ' Ten Fields, well watered and fenced, in the occupation of Mr. ■ Thomas Lotherington, as Tenant, from Year to Year. The Estate presents an opportunity for eligible lin est. ment. It is situate at ...
... of May next, THE whole STOCK and IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY upon that Farm, belonging to the Representatives of the late Mr. Thomas Fraser, and consisting of 396 EWES and their LAMBS,) 238 GIMMERS and Ditto I All of the pure Leicester 2«6 WEDDEIt HOGS, f ...
... the adoption of the report, which was seconded by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, and carried unanimously. Lord Radstock, the Rev. Thomas Drew, and Mr. Serjeant Jackson, having proposed some other resolutions, thanks were voted to the noble Chairman, and the meeting ...
... W. Y. Harcourt, the Rev. Charles Hawkins, aad tbe Rev. W. H. Dixon; and the Lord Mayor, Sir Joho Simpson, James Meek, and Thomas Barstow, Eaqrs. There were present during the proceedings Sir John Lister L. Kaye, Joho Swarm, Esq., Wm. Hudson. Bsq- J. P ...
... FROM FRIDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. aJTT, INSOLVENTS April 24 — Andrew P 4U J, Brook itr«* a surgical instrument maker ?? Utnoftt ?? Thomas Dana, Reigate, merchant. ■SMRBt/PTS. Joseph Harper, Rothernutie iireec ...
... 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); ...
... tenor which was 69 cwt. This great bell was usually tolled funerals. In the year 1466 there was then delivered into the hands Thomas Innocent, bell-founder, John Knapton, undertreasurer, for the founding of four bells, certain metals, all particularly named ...
... Grattan, Mr. Conolly, and other Irish members. A great number of petitions in favour of the bill were also presented by Col. Thomas, Col. Coiiolly, General Sharpe, Mr. Litton, Mr. Baring, L >rd Puwerscourt, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. E. I'cnnent, Col. Perceval, other ...