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... Wood, A. O. Ferris, &c. Amongst the professors of the school who were present were Drs. Browne, Ainsworth, Hardy, and Renaud, and Messrs. Thomas Turner, Ransome, Heath, Stephens, Hunt, and Calvert. The meeting was very numerously attended. The Chairman ...
... the ** Victory, Halliwell; another is being elected by Mr. John Heat n. in Higher Bridge-street; and third, belonging Mr. Thomas Taylor, will be stunted near the Grecian Mill on Bolton Moor. Messrs. Whittaker and Woodhousr, we noderstaad. are employed ...
... 1.-trina 118 Da.ies, •,, a Thomas 96 Nl'llonald, r noon kCo 0 a 1 0 A-r. Too ell 7.7: io•Otor, Cram &en r StLawronce 362 Armatuge, Cannon &Co 0 Nlaroorot 251 Clotprnan, Cram &C. 8 41.1 Thomas Har. iron 355 Re'!v, Sehilizzi &Co ...
... per James Bold. Esq . .. ~..i. 3,197 15 4 James Holme i ,,, 100 0 0 Arthur H. me Daniel Bell Thomas Branch 2 2 0 F. Kulenkamp 5 0 0 Hugh Ellis Evans Thomas Powell, (of Customs) Miss Brown, Hill-place R. R., Dale-street Furness and Kilpin William Lassell ...
... Co 1 0 27 Smith, Miners Rae Mary Jonanna 116 Davies, Thomas 96 Nl`Donald, Cannon &Co . i,ti..awrenes 362 Annatage, Gannon &Co 0 3 Margaret 251 Chapman, Cram &Ce .. r Thomas Harrison 335 Kelly, Set.ilizzi &ee 1 I 45 Turner, u. • Mona ...
... proceeds of Fancy Fair, per James Bold. Esq. 3197 15 4 James Holme Arthur H. Holme Daniel Bell lO 0 0 Thomas Branch F. Kulenkamp 5 0 0 Hugh Ellis Evans 5 0 0 Thomas Powell (of Customs) Miss Brown, Hill-place 1 0 0 R. It., Dale-street Furness and Kilpin 5 5 0 ...
... I h I- lsha JfONDA r, JalnUary 21.-IVin d S.S.R Ev4 AnRRVED.-Pirate, (steamcr,) Hardy, from, Smlyrna..Sarahl, oif and Edgeoilnb, PaHrs. Uzella, Brown, Palorno, .Coummodore, gu a (.steamer.) Little, ]-avro and SAILED.-Amelin, Jordan, and Niobe, Soule, ...
... they are called) of florists are often ridiculed by the unobservant. But this is more particularly the case with herbaceous hardy plants, which require but little care, and seldom get the little they require. We have known many persons who could not see ...
... anything for payment of rent and taxes.—Newcastle Journal. THE QUEEN DOWAGER.—Queen Adelaide's invalid chair was brought by Mr. Thomas Poole, Brighton, and by the time he got it home, it cost between £4O and £5O. It is a very handsome vehicle, built on eight ...
... Alex:imitate at Liverpool :— Landing Stage, opposite the baths. George's Pier Elspeth, Whyte, from Liverpool at Trinidad Simeon Hardy, Botcher, fr on Liverpool at Bar- Spoke, Dec 21—The trig Brenda, off Cape de . EVEN. Timor . . at half-pawl two o'clock afternoon ...
... and sold by Thomas Powell, s lackfrlars Road, Lon_ so don; and (by appointment) by most of the respectable chemiets ir soad wholesale and retail patent medicine vendore n the United a' -Kingdom. WIMPORTANT CAUTioN.-Oserve the words Thomas PoE. ell, S ...
... Alice Bury, of Lower Darwen Yesterday, at the Culled Presbyterian . Impel. Mount-street, by the X.v Francis Skinner. .Mr Thomas Kirkcounel to Mi- Agues M'Kie; also, Mr. Alexander M'Kie to Miss Ann I*. Low, all of this town. On the loth inst at Altham ...