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... Any leaves which are damping should st once removed, and the house kept as dry posable. . . . PLOW*B-OA»i»«}f.— The half-hardy plant* in nits and frames must be ventilated as frequently as the weather will permit; they should likewise looked over, and ...
... years. X ' Farther particulars will be given. The Collection of Antique Gems, Bronzes and Pottery, Prints and Drawings, of Thomas Thomas, Esq., deceased.— By Messrs CHRISTIE and MANSON. at their Creat Room, Kii.^-street St. Jainess-squar,. on MONDAY. Feb. ...
... chair. Thomas Hutton, Charles William Hamilton, Peter Purcell, David Henry Sherrard, Charles Roper, and William Sherrard, Esqrs. The following names were returned new members fur 1844:—Lord Dunboyne; Charles H. Kennedy, Henrictta-street; Thomas N. ttedington ...
... between the hours of four and five o'clock, the dwelling-house of Mr. George Hardy, Fairclough-lane, was entered with skeleton keys, during the temporary absence of Mrs. Hardy and servant. Every lock in the house was forced, and a suit of clothes belonging ...
... brickmaker Lane, Phebe—Notting-hill-square, Kensington, boarding-housekeeper Hallam, John —Skipton, Yorkshire, piece maker Pycoc , Thomas—Attrrby. Lincolnshire, farmer Cox, James—Capel St. Mary, near Ipswich, shopman Platts, George—Sheffield Jeffs, William—Bristol ...
... er. Henry HoltTßuddersiekl, doth drawer. George Tyler, Cheltenham, oellarman. James Burrow, Ohard, Somersetshire, farmer. Thomas Qykes. Ahnondbaiy. Yorkshire, out of busiaem. JamesWytitTobeadle, Oheahire, publican. John Heathon. RipleT, Surrey, baker ...
... IS3 tons 0.M.: built with Susses oak, and completely copper-fastened. For particulars apply to THOMAS ISEMONGER, Littlehampton; or THOMAS CHAPMAN, 20, Hardy -street, Liverpool. N.B.—No objection treat for a second hand vessel, in part payment. suitable ...
... on an accession to an Lih independenicy, appropriated the whole of his htalf-pay to th thc naval charities. he The Rev. C. Hardy had the gratification of u. ein prsented last week, by aome ot htis parishiotters h e ioftayigpr Souttlt, with a very henidsoone ...
... Mancaester. Thomas Farr, Manchester, silk manufactuier, January Et at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester John Norman, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocer and tallow chandler, February I at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter Thomas Walker, ...
... are 102i to 1021. HARDY, TlE RswoaRMn.-In a notice of the trials of Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, the West- minster Revierw thus describes the scene after the acquittal of Hardy, on a charge of sedition, &c. on his return home:- When Hardy was acquitted, ...
... offered to the Inhabitants of the ol Ireland, of purchasing Goods 3 5 per Cent, under prime cost. January |.t, 1843. THOMAS FREEMAN HARDY. NEW ...
... the llth of Ootober the prisoner pledged a parcel of silk handkerchiefs, oontaining seven pieces, fcr two guineas. Robert Hardy stated that he is employed a* a buyer for Messrs. Leaf and Co., of Wood-street, and that a bur- glary was committed on the ...