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... Swvansea, the wife of Mr. William Weir, a daugh- ?? Duke street, Cardiff, Mrs. Hugh Bird. a ?? the Dockyard, Cardiff, Mrs. Thomas Hodge, a ?? the FlY- mouth Armas Inn, St. Fagan's, the wife of Mrs. James MEW, ellyn, a daughter, ?? Westington, near Campdeo ...
... Francis A. West (ex-president), Robt. Newstead, John Vine, Charles Prest, William Thornton, M.A., Thomas M'Cullagh, William Arthur, M.A., R. Spence Hardy, F.S.A., John Scott, and W. H. Rule, D.D., aud Mr John Lidgett. The Gazette of Tuesday contains the ...
... WEEK. FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES. Little can he done in this department, except cleaning and removing annuals and half-hardy plants as they cease to be effective ; and, as the various masses of these are removed, the beds should be at once hilled with ...
... Th** deputation consisted of the Rev. J. Scott Mr Thomas Farmer (Treasurer), Rev. Dr. Hole, the Rev. G. Oshorn (Secretaries), Rev. Messrs Boyc*» Shaw, West, Wood, Grose, McDonald, Inglis, Vin«r Hardy, West, Prest, and Thornton. Messrs Greeflr Jerram, ...
... and Conditions of Sale, Mr. JAMES UGHT, Denmark-street, Bristol; or to Mr. THOMAS HAMLIN, Sohcitor, RedhiU, Wrington, and on Thursdays, at his Office at the White Lion Inn, Thomas-street, Bristol. Dated 11th Nov., 1852. pythoi^tarm. IMPORT ANT SALE 140 ...
... Griffiths, sont of Kar. Thomas dAt Reyaolds,poatmaster, Caerphilly. to Sept. 22, at his residence, Lawrence-hill, aged 22, after a few bS days' illness, Mr. William Bennett. qu Sept. 22, after a short illness, aged 86, Tr.Thomae Curtis, one 40 of the oldest ...
... church, bythe Rev. Canon Radan, Thomas, eldest son-of 31r. Lane, Wlilk-street, to 31ary Ann, daughter ofMr. Robt. .Long,11edcliff-bill, both of this city. November 26, at Trinity church, Bath, by the Rev.Johtn Peter Hardy, brother of lies bride, assisted ...
... the Flora, e Gilmore the Sabrlna, Staveley, and the Caerleon, Rees, from Cork; the Shamrock, Thom.as, the Camilla, Blinman, the Dart, ,,Hughes, the Avon, Hardie, and the William and Jamee, Bates, from Waterford; the Firefly, Onterbridge, from Wexford; the ...
... choke-damp. David Thomas, the °verman, also descended within very short time after accident, and nearly sacrificed his life by so doing; he was rendered insensible, and was afterwards conned out of the pit very much exhausted. The exer°Hs of Thomas Morgan also ...
... Berkeley-square. Treasueer —John William Miles, Bank.r. Actuary —Peter Hardy, Esq., F.R.S., Actuary to Corporation of the London Assurance. , Auditor —Mr. William Bartram, of the firm Bar Thomas, and Co., Accountants. Medical Officers—Mr. Charles Greig, and Mr ...
... Craven, lelt'vngtwo lttleChialdren. *.t March 19,belov~ed aud respected, afterash ortilliies, aged 26, t Thomas,only eonof Mr. Evered, Bear-yard, Thomas-street. March 19, 5ennet, the beloved wife of Mr. Jenklin Savours, of the Cootie hotel, Neath. g March ...
... and 28, at the Birminghaml district ourt. smith, Birmingham Thomas Hienry Grifitic, Leweonceor, Worceoterolcire, coat dealer, Roy 7 and CD at the saie place. Sndtl, Birminlinin Josephl Hardy, Nottiegham, miller, May .i and 2G, at thea Notticcg ham Diotrict ...