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... immense number ofvessels have left our harbour to-day for distant destinations.—We regret to report tbe loss of the Tyne brig, Thomas Metcalf, off Madras, on the 28th November. She was the property of Messrs T. and George Metcalf, registered 344 tons, and ...
... with a List of the German Sorts, which they have Imported direct sealed Packets; also a description of each kind, whether Hardy, Half-har.lv, or Tender, with their Duration, Height, Colour, and Time of Flowering, and the proper Treatment of each Section ...
... lately, near Howdon, a Fawn-coloured GREYHOUND DOG; the Owner may have him by applying, and paying reasonable expenses, to Thomas Hardy, Butchei% Willington Mill, near Newcastle. • COAL! COAL! COAL! WANTED, 1,000 TONS of BEST HOUSE COAL, Weekly, for the Three ...
... released by the secretary at ?? Hutchinson, charged with stealing a coat and mat, tne property of Thomas BewiskA of High Street, publioan, WI' remanded. -ue~sdop-Thomas Smith, for assaulting P.C. lameson in the dischargo of his duty, was fined 6i9 and costs.-- ...
... lw soossecl, and (veriyl clraiordilliry Is bend iand letf~oreC lie htad tse0 three bettles was perfectly Cured. and 80Id by Thomas Powsell, Blachftiar Reoad, Prepred n'l pold t ntby T. Blalckwell and Co., Copurae offie', Neis~stlO; mostof thle resiectable ...
... of the GERMAn SORTS, 1Vr ich they have Imported direct in sealed Packets; also a Description of each Kind, whe- ther Hardy, Half hardy, or Tender, with their Dara- tion, Height, Colour, and Time of Flowering, and l.he proper Treatment of each Section, ...
... than when they grow in a temperatnre obtained by means of flues or pipes. Flower Garden and Shrubberies. —Propagating half-hardy plants for masses should now be proceeded with, in order that they may be well established before turning-out time arrives ...
... Turnbull, late of the Goat Inn. —At Barrington-place, on the 29th ult. aged 5, George Thomas, eldest son of Mr George-Angus, currier. At St. Peter's Quay, aged 78, Thomas Ornsby, of the Yarmouth Arms, formerly agent lo Mr Lee's bottle works. At Wallsend ...
... FOR YOURSEIVYES. GOOD HEALTH, GOOD SPIRITS, & LONG LIFE, 8eoured by that hi'hly-esteemed popular Remedy, PARR'S LIFE PILLS. THOMAS PARR, DUNREDSwho bltavel.pttbeirbedsfo years have been so speedlY reinvigorated with an lnf Bion of new blood and cOn- sequently ...
... the SEajmAN SoaRs, which they have Imported direct in oealed Packete; also a Description of each Kind whe ther llardy, Hslf hardy, or, Tender, with their Dura- tion, Height, Colour, arid Time of Flowering, and the proper Treatment of each Section, withl ...
... the coble, and odered the men to shove off, saying the boat could carry no more. The Swift afterwards sunk. (Reported by Thomas Hardy, boatman.) Gravesend, Feb. 6—Mr Scott, master the Pioneer, of North Shields, reports that his vessel was in collision with ...
... Elizibth. Middle IRainion, widow Richtardison Thomas, Durham, saddler Bollgior Joseph, York, comb muanufacturer Rougier Joseph, Yon k. comb manufacturer, and 1 Roagier Williai, York, comb manufacturer J Robinesms Thomas, Malton, gentlemans Ridley George, London ...