... JAW. On Monday William James Wilson, 22, coal porter, of Finsbury-park, and Thomas Webb, 23, coal porter, 'were &fi on remand at the Highgate Petty Sessions h:::h:-und George Hardy, of Tottenham, and his jaw. Prosecutor deposed ‘that on Easter Monday evening ...

... houney.—lst, 3s. 61., Daniel Dowsett ; 2ad, 2s. 61,, Thomas Diines, For the best six dishes of vegetables (rnzet offered by James Carter & Co, seedsmen, High Holborn): lst, 55., Alfred Ellis; 2nd, 35., Thomas Daines. Bouquet of wild towers (children under 15) ...

... Laver 2, C. Laser 3. Shaws, Sliadrach Smith I, W. Coote 2, C. Reed 3. Early Emperor, Chalice Reed I, Charles Laver 2. Onions, Thomas Butcher 1, W. Reed, lien. 2, James Finch S. Turnips, W. Daines I, Reed 2, C. Reed 3. carrots. G. Reed I, S. Reed 2, D. Dorsett ...

... the Misses Roee and Edith Darby, and the guined prizes *Dick Hardy, rmt'a:;s titnes, and = Ys s' the three R's, 2s. ; also Alf. Palmer, liver Hales, and Arthur E:nhl. each 2s. 6d.; Alfred Hardy, Henry Lane, Fredk. Ruggles, each Is. A-mmmm prize, » patchwork ...

... Brood Street, London, & the I Wyekc, Bunihani, Essex. W. W. 'Jordon's, Esq., Haverhill. J. M. Balls, Esq., Castle Holingham, Thomas Bell, Esq., bible Hedingkini. Horatio Brackenbury, Esq., Great Yeldham. Rev. C. Barney, Vicarage, Halstead. Rev. Joseph Cape ...

... Lumley, Mr, and Mrs. Pease, Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, the Hon. Thomas Dundas, the Hon. William Dundas, Lady Alice Dundas, Colonel Wilson, Mr. Wharton, Mr. Montgomerie Newcomen, and Mr. Heywood Hardy. The Bicester hounds commenced tbe regular season, the fixture ...

... GARDENING FOR THE WEEK. Wierze-FLowERING STovE PrANTs.—lt is now time (Mr. Thomas Baines writes) to propagate the different kinds of autumn and winter-blooming -w: plants that are usually grown from cuttings struck in spring. Where the propagation is ...

... MEE'FING. the list of Rest claims the of appearing. The annual pri.ii nweting of tlw 12M Essex n.v. , Thomas Hunter, William Quick, and Lake ToPPL.FIELP.—John Hardy sal Robert D iwriett look plare at the Butts, on Thtuwilay last. when, Wiseman were marked to ...

... £2OOO to his sister Mrs. Mary Anne C. Lady Londesborough, flowers of delicate lavender, | Stringer; £lOOO each to his nephews, Thomas and produced profusely ; Cobea scandens variegata, | William Spencer ; £2200 to John Harrison ; £lOOO to purple, foliage ...

... theili.--2wl. Moved by Mr. Baldwin, amended by Mr. Mayhew, Theta copy of the above resolution be forwarded to Admiral Me Hardy, the chief constable of the county, with a respectful request that the gallant admind will kindly consider the wishes of the ...

... the requisite amount of matarial, and not only for this purpose but likewise for the lining of trains. 5 y eTy Srove.—Mr. Thomas Baines writes: For bfluwww. Are necessary ; for structures of the size which amateurs —-I‘_l:n. medium-sized or small examples ...

... Waiting to On Saturiay last, the 14th inns, whild a man named buy the book because its theology is dirapproved of, why James Hardy, in the entploy ef Charles Tabor, Esq., WAS should there be popery and so on, in refuting to accept engaged in loading a waggon ...