... Hest-1 0. H. Jaques, Itnanden F.O. ; 2 E. G. A. Malin, Bedford A.B.C. Second Beat-1 W. Freeman, Maetyn Harriers ; 2 James Hardy, Wellingborough: Third Heat-1 E. Morley, Wellingborough ; 2 H. W. Chapman, Wellingborough B.V.F.C. Fourth Heat-1 W. Lotinga ...

... not exceeding 60 been still more eeriously felt in time industrial world. feet ; for 24 cut roses ; 12 ditto ;24 bunebee of hardy In the textile iadustries where machinery has herbeceoue or bulbous plants; and table decorations. Among the prizes will be ...

... granted a re-issu of the license, 3(1 Redman. Fuchsias-1 Mn Alden, 2 but cautioned the applicant that any General Pearson. Hardy ferns-1 General future complaint the license would again b e Pearson, 2 G Redman, 3 Picherdsos. endorsed. Sandy Rectory. Zonal ...

... L. Officers hardy occupied as waiters, and among • large assembly of interested spectators was the Deputy-Mayor (Mr Alderman Hawkins). FATALITY To • JOCIINALIBT. —On Saturday an inquest wax held at Cardiff on the body of Mr Mackenzie Thomas, manager of ...

... Blockfrot Thomas Odell. The carrots were decidedly good, the farm Mr. Bennell's tanks, fencing, sludge beds, though not excessive in size, and those shown by tec., are head and shoulders above Mr. Beesley's. It William Billington and Thomas Salisbury ...

... exhibitorduirot , Mr C. ' Darwin, having second. In the class foe twenty•fonr bunches of cut herbaosous flowers, strictly hardy, varieties of distinct, Messrs Laxton Bros., Bedford, were first, and Mr F. J. Hunt, Sandy, second; and Bev W. Crouch Gainlingay ...

... knight, 1625. AIYO his wife, and ?beesa their son ; and inscribed stones to Sir William Cobb*, 1675; Thomas Cobb., 1661. asd Dorothy his wile; Thomas Cobb., 1670, and William. 1687. The monument to Sir Oliver Hader. knight, with shields and arms, and ...

... ii will soob young eels and ,bring than ambers like an otter. Here is • statement of oyowitorso of such • feat, • Kr James Hardy, of Osteshead-on-Tyne : On February 24, table' a walk with • companies, as we went along the aid. of the mill rase at evasion ...

... Veasey'a bow., the latter called out to and showed a large bruise oa his wrier, which, lie said, Timm' had made with a remmer.—Thomas Holmes, a surgem, of Woburn Sands, said that Dr. Votary 'wed him the bruise on Jan. 28. It was a bruise that must have ben ...

... to Beds. W. H. Poole rowed the Magdalen Beat, Ozlont. shish head et the rime. A. T. Walls rowed the Peterhonee, end F. O. Thomas In the Odom Bight at Oanbri4 B. A. Bleak and N. A, Meek rowed In the Noisily Eights and Fonts at Beady, and weft I. the hike ...

... Erie with him. sod looted, Philip Strong. Malcolm Kirk.' Robert en %ch., then op. The flaws nod smoke were sweeping owe Hardy's Seven Days, • Then the working-nun will suffer; t h at i n it like tar over • ridge. He thought thee inevitable.* tat that ...