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... exacting now when wheat Is at /Mt., the terms which we•e stipulated when It was at Gin., be will, fir the present, keep his rent roll, thong's at the expense of ruining his tenants. I know that His easy enough for him to say to Ye. are not compelled to at ty ...
... School of Medicine. GEORGE THOMSON. Manager. THOMAS MUSGRAVE, Btcretary. i . j â . â j CROSSKILL'S PATENT ROLLER, FOR Rolling Spring Wheat, Growini Cropa, Grass Lands, Compressing Soft Soil, am 1 Crushing Clods. Prize Patent Wheels, Carta, atv Waggonsâ ...
... four, Sst lulb. fire, 9st 41b. six and aged, Vst 101b.— The last mile and a quarter of the new Derby Course. (12 Subs.) Mr Roll's b h. Col.ingwood, by Sheet Anchor, out of K.ilmra, by Magistrate, a>_ed (Nat) I Mr P « ?? b. f. Kathleen, by Lanercost, out ...
... Coaxes, Solicitor, Wetherby. If el herby L 22udAugust, 18-0. CAUTION. WHEREAS, JOHN ROLLING has ABSCONDED from my Service. I hereby tution a ?? not to Pay the said John Rolling Swft- E= 2iraM^ T . Solicitor, Stockton-on-Tees., ~ yT^SIiTIIE^EbMAN SCHOOL. THE ...
... dewelope Hn the preparation of Mr. Wrsy's Balsamic Pilb Is a roll eorroborftiion. No medicine hat been more efficient, or better Calculated a' once to b-nefit tbe community, and reflect permanent honour on the abiii lies and talent* of the inventor and propiletor ...
... hta .P ,v ?? experience in his Trsde, ?? t ?? * i ! J .*«'-^ft«r_er favour, from Gentlemen whom he has hitherto bad the honour to May Ist, 1861. POSITIVELY THE LAST ANNOUNCEMENT. If R. HARDY, the Medical Gdvaniat, 61, ITA Bootham, is compelled to remain ...
... £1 ; second, 10s.— 1, j J. Booth, Esq., by Sportsman ; 2, Mr Bell's bsy mare, by President. Six entries. For the best mare for breeding hunters, with a foal at her foot, 10s.— J. Booth, Esq., by Sportsman. Four entries. For the best mare for breeding ...
... Mr John Scott for about twenty years; and the expression of regret in parting with a most excellent neighbour and a most honourable man, evincing a liberality and hospitality unbounded, are both deep and sincere. Here it wss, on this famous ground of Pigburn ...
... was drunk with three times three.) Tbe Chairman : It now becomes my duty to offer you best and most sincere thanks for the honour you have done me in drinking health. I have to thank the noble lord for the kind and handsome terms in which he proposed it ...
... that manure which would be moat likely to promote the growth of their crops. In Norfolk and Suffolk stones which had been rolled nnder the feet of horses for thousands of years, had at length been gathered for the purpose of manufacturing into manure ...
... equally efficacious in getting bb Neat Csttle for Prise Exhibitions, as the Testimonial, which the Proprietor has hsd the honour of receiving from Mr. NtuiD. of Thrandeston, fully shows :— Tkrandeston, Scale, Dec. 17 th, 1861. To Mr. Cupiss, Diss. My ...
... and honourably established, that it require* no other basis to tupport it. The most interesting and imporant of human concerns is unquestionably the enjoyment of bealtb, inasmuch as, wiibout tbi. greaustof all sublunary blessings, wealth, honour, ihe ...