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... Pansies, geraniums, hardy and half-hardy plants were also A Iso Icttuee, rhubarb, and asparagus. Messrs. Bores, Odlin, and Sonlby obtained prtzes fur tulips; Mr. Odlin's pansies were also placed first, and Mr. Dodd's geraniums. Thomas Whitehead obtained ...
... strong arms, thighs, and hocks, short from the hock to the ground ; very sound clean legs and feet ; has a tine temper, good hardy constitution, and altogether presents the appearance of a powerful racing-like nag. Cotherstone was bred by John Bowes, Esq ...
... Miss Hannah Hudson, both of that place. ' hv^h, S R^Y' ?n 7 , ,h Ul & the P arish church ' Lee °». by the Rev. J S. Oxley, Thomas, youngest son of Mr. George Ramsden, patten and fancy clog manufacturer, of all of Leeds' Ughter of Mt Chri stopher CroslaAd ...
... seat of Lord Galway Acquitted. Williams to be imprisoned for six weeks. THOMAS HALL was charged with stealing wearing apparel from the house of Thomas Cowlishaw, of Sheffield. Mr. Hardy for the prosecution, and Mr. Heaton for the defence. In this case one ...
... to six weeks’ imprisonment with hard labour. Thomas Halt (19) was next placed in the Dock, charged with stealing, from the dwelling-house of Thomas Cowlishaw, Sheffield, a quantity of wears apparel. Mr Hardy prosecuted, and Heaton defended the prisoner ...
... it. Prisoner then said he was travelling tinker. Mr Hardy prosecuted, and Mr Overend defended the' prisoner. Prosecutor identified the lead. Verdict—guilty—Six months' hard labour. Embezzlement. Thomas Kaye (31) was found guilty of embezzling 15s. the property ...
... Harrison, PPGM, , n ; Thomas William, on, PPGM, Mechanic. Salf or tl— Henry Eccles, ProvGM, o; i'rancis Smith, PG. I Highland Laddie : John Sergeant. PG, Spring of Providence : Thomas Lowe. PG. Veteran : William Luff, PG, St Thomas : John Jepson. PG, Admiral ...
... perceived that they could not substantiate their allegations against the agents of Mr. Gisborn.. The committee declared That Thomas Gisborne, jun., Esq., was duly elected a burgess to serve in tlie present Parliament for the town and county of the town of ...
... H Reynard, Esq, Sunderlandwick; R F Shawe, Esq, aud ur y family, Brantiaigham Thorpe; E W Smith, Esq. and family, s, Roos; Thomas Thompson. Esq, Hull ; F Watt, sen, Esq, and th Y fomily; F Watt. jun, Esq, and family; 11 Wondhall, Esq, w , Ialkinglot; W ...
... been subsequently proved by the very parties who and deemed it their interest to deny them. von Onl thle 23d he commenced his hardy and cruel shri assertions, by stating he did not know whfo the ma- lart gistrato was by whom I: was warnked of the inee- reti ...
... , Esq., Chapeleown; Hardy Bouquet, John Kearaley; Ten- dler, do., L. B. Barker; Group of cut Pceonies, 1st Wea Clark, 2nd H. Major, 3rd Thomas Peaceck; British Plant, L. B. Barker; Seedling Rhododendron let Henry Major, 2nd Thomas Dewesbury, Azalia Gloriosa ...
... and cruel treatment to which Thomas Cooper, this John Richards, arid Joseph Capper are subjected thist ?? in Stafford Gaol, The tra resolution was seconded by Mr. David John, and o carried unaniworrsly. Mr., Henry Thomas moved acel( the second resolution ...