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... Ridgway, 2. Rodney Cottages ; Miss Smyth, Royal York Crescent ; Mr. C. Thomas and family. 4, Sion Row; Mr. Toogood, Sion Row. Lonu’s Royal Hotel.—Revds. F. Heath, Thomas, Hardy; Daubeuy ; Mr. Winfield Mr. R. Randell; Mrs. L iddell; Mr. Honey wood; Mrs ...
... Bristol POlice Court. YESTERDAY. (Before J. Fisher and W. C. Beloe, Esqrs.) RIOTOUS TROOPER. Thomas Hardy, a morose son of Mars, belonging to the Military Train, stationed at Horfield, and whose hair appeared to have been reduced length by process known ...
... driving machine; J one Dwelling-House, adjoining the Mill, with a large Garden j and Stables.-For particulars auply to Mr. THOMAS HARDY, A Norton Hawkileld, near the Mill. [e. I IrARTIES IN SEARCH OF A GOOD H J.r BEER-HOUSE. 1 To be LET, and entered upon ...
... Charles Robinson, Esq. tliversdale William Grenfell, Esq. Thomas Smith, Esq. Bobert Hanbury, Jan., Esq. William Soltau Esq. ,tobert Amadeus Heath Esq Joseph Soenes, Jsq. Wiillam Tetlew Hibbert, Eeq Thomas Teoke, Esq. Lancelot Hotland. Esn. William Wallace. ...
... driving machine; 9 one Dwelling-onuse, adjoining the JI11, with a large Garden and Stables.-For particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS HARDY, I Norton Hawkfield, near the Mill. [w2 T IVERY STABLES, SWANSEA. L To be LET, and entered upon immediately, the old e ...
... now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Heal, as Tenant thereof. To view the same apply to the Tenant; and for all particu- lars and Conditions of Sale to the Auctioneer, 1, South-terrace, Weeton-super-Ilare; or to Mr. THOMAS SMITH, Solicitor, at his Offices ...
... Brewhonse and all conveniences thereto, and now numbered 62, in RE WCLIFF-STREET, in the said city o1 BrIstol, and let to Mr. Thomas Hardy Gover, as yearly Tenant, at £40 per ainum. Also, all that MESSUAGE or Tenement adjoining thereto, now used as a Butcher's ...
... HARDY FRUIT GARDENS. Anj Peaches or Nectarines on the open walls, which have any show for fruit, should be protected, if this has not been attended to. Among the espalier fruit trees, the flower buds of many of the hardier kinds will soon be swelling ...
... HARDY FRUIT GARDEN'. Strawberries are acceptable at all seasons; provide therefore, for an autumnal supply planting out in an open situation the early forced crops of Keens’ Seedling, See., now removed from the forcing houses. If you can harden them off ...
... ur Ihlls. Thomas Webster. Esq , Seal- veyor, .to Charlotte, daughter of the late .Dchael ford, Melton Mowbray Your valuable Renal Pill- have done Sumi-*on, E-q.. of EuriJge Manor, ..tv—Al st- Peter g Urererv one I gave th*-m to. Mr. Thomas Williams ...
... HARDY FRUIT GARDEN. One of the most important things to be done at this time is the preparing of ground for new plantations of stiawherries, and planting early possible, that they may produce crop of fruit ‘he first season. This they will do, and the ...
... Bennett, Samuel Bisdec, jun., Thomas S. Crosswell, William Cooper, John D. Dunning, Richard Hook, James Hardy, Henry Hicks, John King, Charles Mauhnenl, George L. Miller, John Ridh r, J. T. Tucker, John Tucker, Thomas While Fouracre, Robert Greenslade ...