... Was bun. e dance of provisions without the importation of t grain, and the Republic could always 'aom- mand the services of hardy and brave. warriors . when occasion' rcqeuired. But in succeeding ages-especially under the Emperora-when landed properiy was ...

... before exhibited In this I part of 'the country. . dish of strawberries from I 'Mr. Hullon's garden was much aduired.' Sir Thomas Whitehead sent five splendid melons of different varieties for exhibition, but not for; competion. 'Two diahes of cherries ...

... Court, Tudor, I Idderotinster Sarah Day, Coventry, rhband-manufacturer, July 16, August 10, at the same place. Hall, Coventry Thomas Broadbent, ilalifax draper, July 2;, August 22, at the Leeds District Court, Messrs. hitiardson, Leeds Robert Hardman Parkinson ...

... roof belonging to the Frwd Gmoi farm near the Ccfen, the property of Nash Edwards Vaughan, Esq., in the occu- pation of Mr. Thomas Williams. Instant alarm was given and the Cefen inhabitants lost no time in hurrying to the spot. It was fortunately, by a ...

... estate of James Chappel, at 11, dta 1 George Sheppard, corn dealer, ThorntOn l.e.Clayg aud~ 3ee Thomas Broadbent, draper, Halifax, choice of sv Hlenry Hardy, tea dealer, &o., Bradford, audit, at 11, Geo. Wilson, draper, Wakedield, audit, at 11. ley, I' ...

... th» k „airs. Lancrdn,, „ ? ffel> came up by the Poriishead packefai i T' 'health Th*' the Bed Rover, when the explos'in, d hard'y got on h y was picked out of the water with « h°C.Cur,ed Mr T»n^°ard tained a Bevere concussion of thA ^'oken leg hi9 rfn^d°n ...

... remain, a pleasing succession of bloom (itit. _willbe obtained from early summer to late autumn as] 11 ?? The propagation of hardy plants should now be ener fo getically proceeded with. After the smaller matters, sell such as Phloxes, Antirrhinums, Pentstenums ...

... Murray. Alfred T. Elliott. George L. Carstairs. Thomas P. Johnston. Thomas J. Sherwin. Samuel MIatthew. William 0. Macqueen. George Banks. James Landale. John 1facqueen. James S. WViikes. John Macpherson. Thomas G. Stewart. Andrew T. Carmichael. James Gardiner ...

... mshuted egainilsee readingof thisbilL AgUonby, HL A. nardT. B Tenion, . IL Armstr, Sir A. Loce, Josep Tho:ruey. Thomas BUS, ?? T. A. Wakk7, Thomas Qg, H. F. O C IL Wawn, 4.. Crawiors W. 8 - 'Jamgues WffioiBtxle ,Heywoed, Jamee Eo1LWilim WAl, &rtdg Heyw0 LJw ...

... 4 2d Amso.-For the heat twelve pods of pease: lst, Thomas Smith, Kil- b1 - linochanoeb; 2d, Mr Strachan, near Kilmartie. he For the best three early turnips: Is; Air Ormiston, Experiment; 2d, tu Thomas Smith. al ut For the best twelve early potatoes: 1st ...

... -Thre little 'village' of- Frimley,' 'froi ?? scene, on Wednesday, of a prize fightt nev hetwero two men, Wiltiamn Gill and Thomas Griffiths, the 'she forner anold ?? theescience of pugilism, and the inI latter all aspirant for pugilistic houours.~ 'A spectial ...

... the friends of cc ,S Mr. William Hardy, who for the last twenty-eight years d4 has been a vocalist in Derby, as most of our readers arc al, aware, intend giving him a benefit in the course of a th - fortnight. .Mr. Hardy being at what is termed low of ...