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... Leeds. WILLIAM WATSON, Jnn., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL, Leeds. THOMAS SK ELTON, Leeds. CHARLES KIRKBY, Leeds. THOMAS ENGLAND, Leeds. JOSEPH CLIFF, Wortley. JOHN FARRAR, Pudsey. JOSEPH SWAINE, Gomersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, do. GEORGE ELLIS, Tingley House. SAMUEL HOLLAND ...
... basket of 6 do.— Thomas Maude. Calceolarias.— Best Shrub in flower— l, John Jones, gardener to H. Forbes, Esq. Herbaceous— Thomas Maude. Best basket of 6 do.— John Mitchell. Petunias. — Best specimen in flower — Robert Davison. Hardy Herbaceous Plant ...
... Cartworth —— Silburmn York Thomas Spr Barclay, R. G Burton all Barff, William Wakefield Barker, Melbecks Scarbro’ Leeds —— Jabez Felliscliffe —— James Sheffield John Cowton South Thomas Oswaldkirk Welburn —— Thomas H. York ——— Thomas R. Sheffield William Beadlam ...
... Leeds. WM. WATK)N, Jun., Leeds. JOSEPH GILL, Leeds. THOMAS SKELTON. Leeds. CHARLES KIRKUY, Leeds. THOMAS ENGLAND, Leeds. JOSEPH CLIFF, Wortley. JOHN FARRAR, Pud-sey. JOSEPH SWAINE, Gomersal. THOMAS BURNLEY, Ditto. JOHN LEATIILEY ARMITAGE, Pre:>tbury Lodge ...
... Dundee Musgrave, Thomas Foggathorpa Musgrove, Thomas Richmond Myers, John Beverley - J. Wilson Studley Royal - Michael Thruscross - Samuel Sawley - Thomas Skelton - Thomas Thruscross - William Arthington William C. Leeds Napper, Thomas ...
... OGLE. Ledo WILLIAM FIRTH. JOHNBOTTERIy.. brds. WILLIAM WATSON. J.., Lee. JOSEPH OILL. Leeds THOMAS SKELTON, Leeds Lee. JOHN ►ARRAR. ►udm! JOSEPH SV!AII Gamma THOMAS LRNLEY, Dios OPORGE ELLIS, Tingley Howe SAMUEL HOLLAND, Mad JOSEPH GATES, EDWIN FIRTH, ALEXANDER ...
... requisite Fixtures and C nvenienees. Stock in 'trade to be taken Valuation. To View the Premises, anply t. Jane Cliffe, of Hardy Croft, Wakefield ; aud for Rent and other Particulars, apply to MARSDEN A lANSON, Solicitors, Wakefield. Sept., 1844. BE LET ...
... Greenhouse Phut— l, Mr Jackson, of Crop Lanes; 2, Mr May, Hope Nursery. Exotic Bouquet — I, Mr Newsham; 2, D.Ferguson, Esq. Hardy Bouquets — 1, Mr Newsham ; 2, D. Ferguson, Esq. Stocks— l, 2, and 3, Mr May. China Asters^-1, 2, and 3, Mr J. Linton, Romonby ...
... B. B. Popplewell and Mr. Thomas Oxtoby. Lot 3. All those SEVEN COTTAGES and Appurtenances, situate in the Leys, in the several occupations of Henry Bur- nett, Patrick Nairy, Thomas Wood, Mrs. Gomersall, Mrs. Martin, and Thomas Mangan. For Particulars apply ...
... Popplewell and Mr. Thomas Oxtoby. Lot. 3. All those SEVEN COTTAGES and Appurtenances, Gr situate in the Leys, in the several Occupations of Henry 00 Burnett, Patrick Nairy, Thomas Wood, Mrs. Gomersall, Mrs. at ad Martin. and Thomas Mrangan. la Lt. For ...
... Spesiosa; 2, Rev. D. R. Currer, Amaryllus Perpurea ; 3, Lord Downe, do. Annual in pot—l and 2, Lord Downe; 3, Mr. Appleby. Hardy plant.—l, Mr. Edward, /or Penstermon Murrayanus; 2, Mr. Appleby, Pieta 3, Messrs. Backhouse, Lobelio Maryater. Design in flowers ...
... you balve allowed youradmirable invention to be tested. I am, Sirs, your obedient Servant, R. CtElEsD, Secretary. Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son, Liverpool. Patentsfor England, Ireland, and Scotland, seared I544. MILNERS' NEW PATENT FIRE-RESISTING DEED ...