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... the foundation of the order of the Garter the intention of which was, according to its statute, to provide that active and hardy youth might not want a spur in the profession of virtue, which be esteemed glorious and eternal. With the year commenced a ...
... side, cried out, Pere! gardez-vous droite gardez-vous a gauche! By his service on this day he earned the name of Philip-le-hardi. and received the Duchy of Burgundy; because, as the patent ran, tout blesse qu'il e'tait, il mebranlable et sans pen? durant ...
... Vegetables. John Facer. Best 12 store Kidney Potatoes. Thomas Herbert; second-best ditto, John Facer. Best 12 Round Potatoes, John Facer; second-best ditto, William Arnold. Best six Carrots, Thomas Herbert; second-best ditto, ditto. Best six Parsnips, ...
... also situate at Broughton-Asti.ey aforesaid, and now in the occupations of John Calcnft, Thomas Shingler, Fr»ncis Hickley, — Wright, Thomas Ladkin, sen., Thomas Ladkin. jun.. and Lawrence Haddon. And also, all that piece or parcel of LAND, also situate ...
... Mr. John of son. 9. the wife of Mr. Thomas Stockley, of Barley Fields, 'fiwton Pursell, of a son. May 13, Mrs. W. S. Owen, Parsons-street, Banbury, of a MARRIED. the 21st instant, Frodesley, Salop, by the Rev. Thomas Gleadowe, M.A.. rector, Samuel Day ...
... WRATISLAW, their Solicitor. Rugby, May 21st, 1850. f FINAL NOTICE. Mrf THOMAS SAWBRIDGE'S ASSIGNMENT. LK/persons who have not already sent in their claims against the Estate of Mr. THOMAS SAWBRIDGE, late of Piddtngton, Northamptonshire, Farmer and Grazier ...
... MESSUAGE or Tenement, standing in a garden, pleasantly situate in Tickford End, Newport Pagnell, late in the occupation of Mrs. Hardy, deceased, with A CLOSE of very rich PASTURE LAND adjoining, containing (with the house and garden) nearly an Acre, now the ...
... ; second ditto, Mr. G. Maekie. Best two bunches of black grapes, Mr. M. Hardy, gardener to Viscount Alford ; second, Mr. D. Judd. Best two bunches of white grapes, Mr. M. Hardy ; second, Ditto. Best six peaches, Mr. D. Judd. Best six nectarines, Mr. ...
... The lords of the herd were not worth a fourth the amount. Rolling Master.— Thomas Perrin, lad of 15, was charged with stealing a brass tap, the property of bis master, Thomas Freeman. Mr. Freeman keeps the Wheat Sheaf, in Goldstreet, and the prisoner ...
... no productions will in future be allowed to compete for prizes that are not so entered. With reference to the letter of Mr. Hardy which appeared in the Herald of the 17th August, the Committee have to state that the entrance fees for the productions di ...
... HighamFerrers Blott William, Wellingborough Blott John Thomas, Warm- ington Bluck Rev. W. S., Stanion Bonsor Thomas, Fotheringhay Borton John Alexander, North- ampton Bosworth Benjamin, Brampton As Bosworth Thomas W.,Spratton Botfield Beriah, Norton Bouverie Edward ...
... Helmdon Bayley John Arden, Edgcott Beale Thomas Barbott, Maidwell Beasley John, jun., Chapel Brampton Bellars William, Hclpstone Bennett Barwell E., Marston Trussell Berkeley Miles, Benefield Biggs Benjamin Thomas, Welford Birdsall William Francis, Northampton ...