... Richardson, £lO5 ; lot 19. three cottages at Little Hallingbury, Mr. Thomas Brown, £80; lot 20, a timber and plaster cottage near the Sutton Arras,” on the road to Hatfield Heath. Mr. Thomas Brown, £5O; lot 21, two cottages at Sawbridgeworth, bought in £B5; ...

... gooseberries, 35.; total, Ss. John Kirby, jun.,3rd cabbage, Is. 6d.; 3rd. lettuce. Is.; Ist heartsease, 2s. 6d.; Ist collection of hardy flowers, 2». 6d.: Ist nosegay. 45.; 4th gooseberries, Is.; lit white currants, 25.; 2nd collection of fruit, 35., total, 14s ...

... High-street, Southwark. THOMAS HUGHES, Weduvshury, Staffordshire, innkeeper. Sols.. Messrs. Duignan and Hcmmant, Walsall; and Messrs. Wright, Biniiingha;:]. JAMES ROWER MAN, Gloucester, common brewer. Sol., Mr. Smith, Gloucester. THOMAS BENJAMIN KING, York ...

... three months, and was committed default. James Bateman, Henry Beans, James Beans, James Filkins, Edward Bennett, Andrew Hardy, John Hardy, Frederick Holt, Edward Pocock, Charles Pocock, Henry Cooper, Edward Neville, and James Cramphorn, all of whom arc boys ...

... the Earl of Dou* ougbmore. Under Secretary for Foreign affairs, Mr. Seymour Ki. UnderSec/etary for the Homo Department, Mr. Hardy, Under S -cretary for the Colonies, Earl of Carnarvon. Under Secretary for War, Lord Hardinga. President of the Poor Law Board ...

... Esq., M.P. Bonamy Dobree. Jun. Esq. Alex. Trorter, Esq. Harry George Gordon, Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq. Edwin Gower, Esq. Lestock Peach Wilson, Esq. Actuary. Peter Hardy. Esq., F.R.S. West End Office, No. 7, Pall Mall. Committee. Two Members of the Court ...

... income. Christmas Gift*.—The usual gifts of bread and beef were distributed by the parish officers at the parish room on St. Thomas’ Day. Mr. C. P. Christie also supplied hi* employ 6* with a joint of beef for Christmas. Th* officer* of the National Liberal ...

... After going about quarter mile Mr. Thomas, the baker, came down the road in his cart, and witness got up into the cart to overtake the prisoner, but the latter rushed at the cart and snatched the relus out Thomas’s hands. After driving little way witness ...

... SES. . 4. GARDENER. Before C. Adams, -» Mayor, BANE. Gilbertson, Esq., and HIGHWAY OPFFE! B. MASON. sy Evening next: John Hardi was summoned the public street all night on the Fel 5 held a drawing- on Tuesday last. Police-constable Harvey said b le to ...

... Scottish Rifle Volunteer*, Messrs. Paul and Son, Old Nurseries, Choshunt, were awarded silrer Banksian medal for cot rose* and hardy border flowers, among the latter being tome pretty satieties of poppies. Cheshcnt Petit Sessions. —At the Petty Sessions, Wednesday ...

... Thursday being so late this season, a SPECIAL MARKET for the SALE uf SHEEP and CATILE will be held THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 1859. THOMAS CLEMENTS, High Bailiff. HOOPING COUGH. From a Nephew of the eminent Engineer SIR WILLIAM CUB ITT. — Sir : Your Medicine cured ...

... gentle R. Blackler, villa, Fairlawn, Merton, men Gurney, Thomas, Newbury, Berks, gentleman Hack, C, 39, Gloucester-place, Portman-square, gent. Haddan, Hetty, Isleworth, spinster Haggar, Thomas, Hillside, Welwyn, Herts, gentleman Hailey, J., jun., Weston ...