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... Mr. Nichols, gardener Mrs. apes, Wick, —Ist, Mr. Fletcher, gar- j doner to Wilkinson, Esq.,—2nd, ?.sr. Carr, gardener to Thomas E-q.,—3rd, Mr. John Southward. Grajws, white—l>t, Mr. Nichols, 2od, Mr. Southward, 3rJ, Mr.'Carr. Apricots—lst, Mr. South ...
... 0 8 Rotherham ?? 0 5 0 Brighton ?? 3 0 THOMAS MAaTrN WHEELER. I DUNCOUeE TESTIMEONIAL. PER MB, O'CONNOR. Mir. Moss.. A Friend.. C. Pauil ..l .. 11. Mlair .. Mr. Littlejohn .. John Neil James Fairchild.. G. Hardy.. Mr. Payne .. J. Elms, Hair.dresser Peter ...
... Hancock and J. W. Gull, St. Dunstan s hill, shipbrokers Beckfoid and Netten, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, brewers Kettle and Thomas, Burton upon Trent, eheeseiactors T Trulock and A. Schroder, Mark lane, corn factors Wilson, Whitaker, and , Kingston upon ...
... could lend a band ; and those who neglected to give their aid laboured under a deep andserious responsibility (ioud cheers). Tho-Mas Wilsox, Esq., seconded the motion, and urged the importance of education in the art of design. Every boy could, if care was ...
... Charles Lacy, Esq. Kenyon House, near Manchester John Ashton, Esq. Hyde, Manchester Robert Ashton, Esq. Hyde and Manchester Thomas Neville Abdy, E-q. Albyns, Essex Edward Ackroyd, Eeq. Halifax Cowling Ackroyd. Esq. Bradford, Yorkshire Geo. Anderton, Esq ...
... may receive Lessons either of Mr., Mrs., or Miss Thomas. References will be permitted to the Nobility and Gentry, who will answer any isqiuiry, if by Letter or a Personal Application tr. and Mrs. Thomas will likewise give References to those Ladies and ...
... Pembrokeshire, Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Thompson, Groves, York. Horncastle—Tuesday last, by the Rev. W. 11. Flowers, Mr. Thomas Lambert, ironmonger, York, toSeptimea, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Meredith, of the former place. Liverpool—Tuesday ...
... both of Leeds. On Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Jones, mustard manufacturer, Holbeck, to Miss Lucy Isabella Hudson, of Leeds. : On Wednesday, the parish church, Leeds, by the Rev. T. B. Ferris, M.A., William Mathers, son of Mr. Thomas Hall, of Moor-AUerton, to Eliza ...
... and embankments of railways, should supplanted by various ornamental plants, generally grown in gardens, especially of hall-hardy exotics, both annuals and perennials. This would combine the pleasant with the useful, and no time for sowing the seeds would ...
... John Brown, Esq, M.D. Air. Charles WV1right, It Mr. Thomas Wise, Jun. Aldermen Mir. Jolla Sharp. I of the Mir. Win. Valentine, Botough of Beflton. g Mr. Edward Thompson,J Mir. John Noble, Mr Thomas Smalley Cooke, Air. Johen Field Smyth, Mr. John Gasks ...
... Bradford A. M. C. was the most nume-i rously attended meeting the order ever had: and can Messrs. Hully, Stott, Wood, and Hardy say their voices were ever raised against a single sentence in the report of that committee, all of which icidividuals a are ...