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... very careful not to over water until the plant has fully established itself. The Flower-garden.— Complete the sowing of all hardy annuals in the open borders. Be careful to ventilate very freely the annuals raised in frames, in order that the young plants ...
... place, to Mr. Frederick Wright, of Hessle- wood, near Hull. At Eastwood, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. H. W. Plumptre, Mr. Thomas Marshall, grocer, Ilkeston, to Emily, only daughter of Mr. Robert Aldred, baker, Eastwood. At Epperstone, on the 29th ultimo ...
... respestive offices for the lest ensuin year, Mr. John North Hardy Burrows • o f du Pun, Mr. John Harkin and Mr. George Burrows; ; Ariddud grower. Mr. Bonier ; Surveyors of the High great . il_diliNartb Hardy Burrows and Mr. W. Houser; Mg. John Waillin and Mr. ...
... chronic affection, and that with proper medical aid she might have rerovered. To set the matter at rest the Conner °evicted Mr. Thomas Clasinan, F. C.S. to make a pest examivation of deceased, and adjourned the inquiry to 'soave his report. —The inquest was ...
... sum; and believed that at Grantham they need sad aught not to go to an expense beyond £2,000 far the and heildieg.— Mr. John Hardy, in seconding the mid there was no doubt but they should all agree to the advantage to be derived fmm a building for the purpose ...
... Hunt, John Wilson; Ep- j perstone—Thomas Dufty, Thomas Huskinson ; Nor- , manton-on-Soar—Thomas Mallby, Joseph Fletcher ; i Kingston—Henry Redfern, John Bowley ; Chilwell— Alfred Pearson, Gervas Wilson; Lynby—Thomas j Raven, Joseph Chadborn; Edwalton—John ...
... 0011, but this does not interfere with the leasehold (1 1l years) purchase. A veueraide ferryman at Bill Quay, called James Hardy, has reorivcd, through the Lords of the Admiralty, ft silver medal, as a memorial of his honourable services during the late ...
... Pierrepoot,Thes. Lows Hiekling, Robert Hardy; Hawkaworth, RP. ; Kinoulton John Bonser ; Kneetoarani Hill •11.egworth, Thaa'Lleinaley ; Langer, Pilate Sormiliaton, William Marshall ; Onion, 1 , O John Wild ; iMungar, Thomas W ; Rateliffe.on-Tre i t shaldood ...
... h, open every Friday morning, from II till 1, and Saturday evenings, from 6 to 0.—Mr..1. W. Metre, actuary. ORA .VTII AM. Hardy mud Co. Aran on Jones, Loyd, and Co.—Authorised Loa Siamford, Spalding: and Boston Banking Compauy ( Brauch.o— Houra of badness ...
... Bales, farmer. Holme’ Pierrepont—(Thomas Lowe, farmer. Hickiing—(Robert Hardy, farmer. Hawksworth—(Rev. Francis Hopkinson,clerk. Kinoulton—(James Bonser, jun., farmer. Kneeton—(Edward Hill, farmer. Keyworth—(Thomas Hemsley, farmer. Langar—(Pilate Scotbern ...
... Pycroft; Morris, Enoch West Wheatley, NorthâG, John Bingley; O, Thomas Belton, William Jackson ; A, John Ellis. John Smith Wheatley, South âG, Thomas Hardy; O, Thns. Hardy, Wm. Radford; A, the sameWisclonâG, Richard Eoljambe Hall; Wm. Lumber ...
... , summoned for three poorrates, was ordered to pay. —Also George Creswell for one rate (IOJd.) ordered to be paid.—lsrael Hardy, licensed victualler, of Sheepshed (who last week was charged with having his house open before half-past twelve on Sunday ...