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... PALL MALC, MoeRCis 1. 0th ?? .lJosn Evans, from the 9th Lafte's, to be Captain,vice John Hard, who exxchanges. 9th ?? .John Hardy, from the 0th Dranaons, to be Captain, viec Jolsn Evans, who exhianges. itoyal Eagineers-Lieutentant William Simeoss Boileau ...
... Class List oua M\onda;' last:= CLASS I. Hlenry Giles *Alucton, Domnyv, 3lagdalcn College. G~eorge Follett, 13.11iol College. Thomas Henlry .Jamles, Scholar, Exeter College. Waruner James Leo. Scholar, Tlunity ('ollegre. Edgar flutehinson Little, Schoelar ...
... AGRICULTURE. X ?? ~ ~. I I NOTEW P.T3y AGRICULTu1RSTS. in THE LATE MR. THOMAS GARNE. (from Tho1ntoo's Circular). . READY PROFIT SHORT-HORNS. In his 81st year Mr. Thomas Garne passed away at his bleak primitive home in the valley of the Windrusb, G ...
... being searched a purse was found on Hardie containing two sovereigns, a half-sovereign, and some silver, and on Smith was found 19s. WEDNESDAY. —Before the Mayor, Major Travers, T. E. Owen and W. H, Garrington, Esqrs. Thomas Hobbs, herbalist, was convicted ...
... was awarded to Thoe. Lines, in the employ of Sir H. Verney. The second prize of 21. 2s. was given to Thomas W~hitehead, in the employ of Mr. Thomas Attwood, of Leckhanistead and the third to Matthewr Corby, in the employ of Mr. E. Warr, of Addington ...
... Cockburn, Mr. W. W.mtanley, Mrs. Captain Ballard, Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy, Mr. Adye. Pier Hold.—Major-Gen Holmes, c !)., General and Sli.two, General Pocklitigton, Mr. an l Mrs. Thomas Tumor, Miss Turner, Captain and Mrs. Kemmis, 3Jr. Beaumont, Mrs. Dowie ...
... Paul'Lloyd, Thomas, o set Buirneft, Win. Fedarb. Jalnes Thomas Page Thos she Skinner Gissing, John Pearse, John Boxell,%homa the is, Frederic Righ, William Rumble, Robert Dixon, the Lie Jep Inhinick, Thomas Scott. ' Wai aig T eta-E neers: Thomas Wilmott, ...
... Tompkins, sen.; 2, Mr. A. Evans; a 3, Mr. Thomas Stiles; 4. Mr. W. Savage.I Rbnbarb-l, Mfr. Thomas Jacob; 2, Mr. D. Gammon; 3, n Mr. Thomas Houghton; 4, Mr. W. Edwards; 5, Mr. G. r Tompkins, jan.. Cabbage-i, Mr. Thomas Stiles;* 2, Mr. James Hale. r Leeks-i ...
... Wednesday, Jaines Edwards, 14, was charged with stealing 3 quarts of barley, the property of Mr. John Mannings, farmer, of Oving.— Thomas Whittington. a labourer, said on tha 18th Marc saw the boy take the barley from -tub, and go to a house at Shopwhyke with ...
... are Revs. W. Rickham (Gates- head) to Pemrbroke-road, Portsi outh, Alfred Hardy (Bognor) to Enstleigh, George T. Dixou (Lewes) to Gosport, T. Roberts (Wales) to Cowes, and Thomas Lawson (Batley) to Fresh- water. Messrs. menry H. Highfield, B.A. (Alford) ...
... Lieutenants-Edward H. Seymour (May 4, D 1859), who has served in the Ilmperieuse, 51, at China, LI since October, 1859; Hardy M'Hardy (December 7, to d 1859), of the Aboukir, 90, Channel squadron; Edward th g W. Warren (January 26, 1857), recently serving ...
... JGe onaes, Wliatlington.Releouinefldsd pries, is. eacac : Thomas. e sedwaydwy, Wetlinget; BruDjenV WiXOn, Pyrton ; Jobu.SSoden, Pyrton;, Jpsse Robinson, Wietlingten; Henry NashW atlngton ; Thomae Crook, j an., Berricie. Potatoes, r~oundl, test half-gallon ...