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... has been too long delayed. Bulbs must now be planted. Those most important now are snowdrops, crocuses, and narcissus, and hardy border lilies, as thesa do no good if kept long out of the ground. Caleeelarias may be propagated now in quantity; they need ...
... Preston: Messrs: W. Lindsey, Thomas tanks, and Alfred Bailey. Engineers, Machinists, and Millwrights: Mr. John Constantine, Halifax. Small Wire Drawers: Mr. John Shaw, Halifax. Coopers' National Association: Messrs. Thomas Metcalf, Burton-on-Trent ; James ...
... The rejection of the measure was moved by Mr. Pease, and his objections to it were shared not only by Mr. B. Hope and Mr. Hardy, but also by Mr. Whitbread and Mr. W. E. Forster. . The principal supporters of the Bill were Lord E. Fitznuturice and Mr. ...
... the Special 'Commission on the capital charge preferred against Thomas Maguire, private in the Royal Marines, and under sentence of death, we conscientiously believe that the said Thomas Maguire is innocent of the crime of which he has been convicted ...
... Carrnthsrs. Mes9rs. William and Robert Duckworth, architects: -Tonakinson 0.226 17s 6d-Urmson 0,220- Sinclair £1,155 -Riley 0,150-Hardy £1,148 105-Nicholson and Avre (accepted) £1,127. For alterations awl additions to Corn and Hop Exchange.' Canterbury. Quantities ...
... (accepted), £9,780. For alterations at Church House, Stanwell, for Mr. R. B. Cooper. Mr. F. C. Clark, architect :—Oades, £891; Hardy, £670; Tye and Andrew, £667. MEETING OF CONVOCATlON.—Convocation was formally opened yesterday morning by a service at St. ...
... reason why. There is no doubt, had Mr. Locke pressed his amendment to a division, in spite of the extraordinary speech of Mr. Thomas Hughes in favour of the Bill, and his anti-democratic arguments about the public-house being open to all, and the West-end ...
... H. Vale, architect. Quantities by Mr. J.N. Crofts :•-Mullin £2,784, Burroughs £2,734, Tomkinson 1;2,695, Ilughes £2,650, Hardy £2,634, Edwards £2,600, Litt and Wilkinson (accepted) 42008. For, house, offices, and stables, Littleport Vicarage, near Ely ...
... THE GATHU.RST MURDER. On the 16th inst., at the Borough Offices,. Wigan, a man named Thomas Searisbrick, who had. been remanded by the Wigan magistrates in order that inquiry might be made as to the truth of certain statements he had uttered, which seemed ...
... on Monday evening last a meeting of working men took place at the rooms of the Emancipatio n Society/ 65, Fleetstreet, Mr. Thomas Connolly, the Secretary of the South London Masons' Lodge, in the chair. After some discussion the following were unanimously ...
... P. Letters were read from Lord John Manners, M.P., who expressed concurrence with the object of the meeting ; from Mr. J. Hardy, M.P., Mr. H. C. Raikes, M.P., Mr. J. Cobbett, Mr. Charley, M.P., and Lord George Hamilton. most of whem followed the views ...
... a verdict of Accidental death. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE BRICKLAYERS' ARMS RAILWAY STATION. Yesterday afternoon a man named Hardy was employed with others in unloading OHO Of the railway Waggons, laden with butts of beer, when one of them .itipped and upon ...