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... declared total di corning sto * | Committee. necessary and ervel, as the same end could b they Daring the past few daya Thomas Hardy, of Cleot | by part 1 dishorning, which He inspected Mr, Wuileon's cattle Farm, Crowland, near Spalding, has suffered serious ...
... Caldwell, Notting-hill, Middlesex, scrivener. —Thomas Bennett, ...
... assisted by the Rev. T. E. B. Guy, M. A, THOMAS FARMER PARKER, of The Pollards, treat ha eldest son of the late WilliAtn Farmer Parkes. of Astwood, Hanbury, this county, to EDITH MARY, eldest daughter of CHARLES F. HARDY, of Sunnyside, Claphampark. ...
... Brushford, Somerset, clerk holy orders. From Tuesday's Gazette, Sept. Ogden Child, Halifax York, innkeeper.—Thomas Williams, Jenkin Williams, and Thomas Williams, the younger, of Llantrissant, Pencoed, and Gillyrhaidd, Glamorganshire, respectively, cattle ...
... Josepb Bannister, Is. 64.; third best, Thomas Walker, Is.—lteet root best three roots, Thomas Walker. »s.: second best, Thomas Burston, Is. fit.: third b,st, Joseph Itaunlater, Is—Parsnips, best six roots, Thomas Costlns, is.: second beat Susan Perry, ...
... officers. ‘Ac ths iast of candidates for «at Chels-a, out of 403 candidates on! ae re to fall the requirements of the exa Aue | M'Hardy, chiet constable of the ory e for forming the rural constabular avd rifle corpa, qualified to drill rural at American Government ...
... most desitable Specimens of the leading Artists of the day, among which may specified : THREE BY THOMAS CKESWICK, R.A. THREE BY G. B. O'NEILL. FIVE BY THOMAS SYDNEY COOPER, R.A. TWELVE JOHN SEN. FIVE BY THE LATE HENRY DAWSON. FOURTEEN BY JAMES WEBB. THIRTEEN ...
... -free and Bow-lane and Wailing-street, City, commission agent—No*. 21. 12. Friend, Charles Thomas, Penywern-road, Kensington.—No*. 18, at half-past 11. Bcott, Thomas, lie-road, marble: the Country. for. 26, 11. Andrews. Joseph and Wilkinson, Clayton, near ...
... as been issued by W. N. White a at the/ Covent-garden, dealing with the crops of France, Belgiam, Holland, and Germany. It: Thomas | cherries are bad all roand and plams are sh: e usual | as been for pears, England will have to depend o countries for supplies ...
... first-rate character. The fuchsias exhibited ' Mr. H. Burlingham were highly and deservedly admired. ] The strawberries of Mr. Hardy, the asparagus of Mr. Myatt, and the rhubarb of Mr. E. Ilaynes, were of extraordinary size. Owing, in a measure, to the un ...
... 1869, ) as the eee eats, ILIUM AURATUM.—The beautifn rayed Lily of Japan. Magnificent for | Mont! house or the len, quite hardy, Planted aow will bloom China): the summer and Fine sel; om dia and 4s. six for 2s. Gd., or 25 for 8+, Gd. Extra perdos six ...
... ————— — —— ng your ILIUM AURATUM.—Tho beantifn tell you your rayed Lily of Japan, Magnificent for | greenhouse or the quite hardy. Planted now will bloom eplendi len. Deliciously a0. summer and autumn. Fine selected root: prane, 4s. 6d., six for 2s. 6d ...