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... 5 Hardy, Miss Harriett, per Stopford, Rev George 2 Mrs W Montgomery, Stopford, Mrs, A rdbraccan don 0 10 0 House 2 Hall, Major 1 0 0 Stratton, the Misses 0 Hamilton, Alexander Esql 1 Tait, Capt and Mrs A D..2 o|Stratton, the Misses.. Hail, Thomas, Esq ...
... whom were moat conspicuous the names of Ross, Mollison, Anderson, TG;om, and Valen- m n''he ndThe Memory of the late Sir Thomas Burnett. Sir Alex iet rn tett whoge was very appropriately given by Sir Aex.Bar-ett whols, in complimnentinG them for the ...
... who had held appointment in India, and died intestate. There was also money belonging to his brother in tbe hands of Sir Thomas Turton. In 1846 purchased of Mr. Turnaley, when in Dublin, yacht for 3251. and represented himself as possessed of property ...
... LANGLOAN or DURDIEHOUSE , _in the Parish of _Liberton and Coanty of _Mid-Lathum , _as _at present _pos-Besaed ly _Messrs _Thomas _and William Torrance , ( who were also for _some years Tac&smen of _the Lime _Works on tho Farm , from the late Mr Baird ...
... , Currie . _CABBAGES—1 stAlex . _Cunningham , Rosebank ; 2 d , _'bomas _Jenkioson _, Juniper Green _. CAULIFLOWERS—1 st , Thomas Alison , Juniper ireen ; ° d , _Thompson _OchUtree , Hermiston . PEASE—1 st _, Wm . Waliier , Currie ; 2 d , John Harer _ ...
... SUMMER ASSIZES. OXFORD CIRCUIT. MONMOUTH, Ado. 0. Crowh Court. —{Before Mr. Justice Erlb.) Thomas Edward Turberville was indicted for forging, on the 2d of February last, an erder for the payment of 3f. 12s. 6d., with intent to defraud Jacob Chatterley ...
... Griffiths, J J Day Harvest Home 458 Chapple, 11 Moore c 6 Irene 321 WDonald, Cotesworth & Co w 4 Indian Queen 337 Forsyth,S Hardy & Sonsw 8 James Drake 480 Smith, Brown Shipley &Co e 4 J II Shepherd 703 Ainsworth,ADer'stoun E 4 .i.t-aLstown 1135 Trask ...
... had held an appointment in India, and died in- testate. There was also money belonging to his brother in the hands of Sir Thomas Turton. In 1846 he purchased of Mr. Turnaley, when in Dublin, a yacht for 325.. and re- presented himself as possessed of ...
... TIIIRTY Dozen of the a b ove , j ust rece i ve d b y TnordAs Si. Co., and for sale, cheap.., Bridgetown, August I—t.f. Thomas Hardy & Co., are landing. ex Xari:B;t. from Cork, JUNE BUTTER AND OLDEN'S SOAP. Au g ust 1-Lf. ...
... biennials and pereninials, andv viusrbswIch stand' 'e teo ~closely together ia their seedln b'd,Te'rpaga. is tiou of half hardy Plants for -net sesnsol beCoal- 1I Praoneed as soon as 'that of the l4ardier; species mentioned in *e trerwesCaolas is completed ...
... George Morris, R. Cane, by Earl of Clarendon ; Thomas Butler, G. Hodson, W. Lyons, Arthur Brooke, E. Hayes, G. Morris, J. Pitcairn, Thomas Burke, Robert Harty, Edward Borough,J.Duckworth, Henry Meredyth, Thomas Dancer, W. Crosbie, by the Right Hon. Lord Rosmore ...
... Ralph Scurrah, John Collier, supernumeraries. Redrath—l, [lodgson, Edwin J. Sturges, Camborne—Thomas Colling, Robert Lyon, John Gostick Falmouth—Thomas Hardy, Mat. thew Andrev, Truro—Edward Nye, Michael Johnson, Guwennap —Uhomas Jewell, Hender Geach, Jno ...