... —The following concert took place the school, which Mias Hardy, M. J. Steed man. Miss B. Steed man. Miss Annie Davies, the Rev. H. J. Glennie. Mr. C. Steedman Mr. Shuker (comic), and Mr. W. Hardy took part In addition, the Rev. E. C. Hatdy, always most ...

... anniversary of the Severn Side Sunday-schools was held the Market Hall. Mr. A. Maw (chairman) gave an address ; and also Mr. Hardy. The children hymns, and the Broeeley Temperance Band played the accompaniments. There was a good attendance. Primitive Methodist ...

... was held in the marqnee. The Mayor of Ludlow (Mr. J. Valentine) presided. Addresses were given by the Revs. C. Templeton, J. Thomas, W. Burgees (the circuit ministers), Messrs. O. Smith, J.P., W. O. Chubb, J. M. Brandford, Pickering, and J. Evans. the close ...

... (not geranium)—R. Luther 1, Edward Clift Thomas Wharton 5, T. Paco 4. Six roses, in variety—Samuel Poole 1, Job Peplow 2, Thomas Wharton 5. J, Badger Six dahlias, in variety—T. Pritchard (Shrewsbury) 1, Thomas Wharton 2, James Cash 3, William Haycock ...

... s, Shrewsbury. ,14. Kdgmond. Newport, this couaty. Richard, son Richard Roscoe. • J 0 THOMAS—2Oth lost., aged 70. at Ludlow. Mary Anne, widow or Charles Smith Thomas, late of Doctors Commons and Uodal- lost, aged 17, at 15. FrankweU, Shrewsbury. inst. ...

... William j*ratt. Twelve Hound Potatoes—l, 45., Richard Spinks; 2,3 s , Thomas Soutbam; 3, 25., Edward Allen. One dish Peas (50 pods)—l, 45., R. Blythe, Swan-bill, Shrewsbury ; 2, 35., Thomas Soutturn; 3, 25., W. Pratt Twelve Spring Onions—l, 45., Hon. and Rev ...

... to £5 3s. 7d. Among those present at the service, addition those already named, wore the Revs. Miller, J. Thomas. Paine, R. M. Tillard, E, C. Hardy. Dr. and Mrs. Cranage, Mrs. Calwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. T. Lander, Mr. and the Misses Acton, the Misses Newfll ...

... Powell, Shawbury.—Thomas Lawlet, Mnchleioß. High Ercall. TYTATTS, Broeeley, for new Stock of Woollen Cloths ; all v the new spring and summer patterns. Fashionable cutter, and all garments well made and finished. 54-In. Bayllss Thomas’s Excelsior Bicycle; ...

... stall of Norton, In Hereford Cathedral, has become vacant. Mr. Clatton held It for over 50 years, Death Lady Hardy.—Lady Hardy, wife of Sir John Hardy. Bart, and sister-in law of Viscount Cranbrook, died on Monday morning, after few bonrs’ Illness, her residence ...

... Colonel Wayne, Miss J. J. Thom. Cucumbers—l Mrs. Potts, 2 Miss J. J. Thom r i* i. Collection of 12 hardy and half-hardy annuals (given by Mr. Thomas, Imn-Brldgel-l O. £L C. Shorting. HONEY (Open) Exhibit of honey, in comb and extracted (may Is dude ...

... hundred and shayeight. “The petition of Thomas Young, engine smith, residing at Severn-slreet, Shrewsbury, and James Cock, tanner, residing Claremont Buildings there, whose names are subscribed. 1. Your petitioner Thomas Young Is person who had a right to ...

... ) said missed Richard and Thomas Groom from the gathering that day, and be always | looked back with the greatest and profoundest respect to their memory. He had never met with more Godly men or better Methodists than Thomas and Richard i Groom. (Hear ...